Strip Club Reports

[Ethan X]

1. It's not black owned but the guy that owns it is Arab I think and owns Centerfold, SOS and Cocktails, all feel pretty similar but CF and SOS a a little more low key but not much.

2. Black clubs are a specific kind of fun, but not really the kind of fun the people on this board are looking for. There's a lot of ass shaking, not a lot of talking, and an expectation to start throwing money on chicks when they walk by and start shaking their ass on you. Old cocktails was a "white" club where girls would typically sit down and talk with you to try to get dances, those days are gone.

3. Lot of regulars frequent there, but that's always been the case at most clubs. It just becomes more noticeable because girls know these other guys won't throw money but they're trying to find out if they can get "the bag" from you.

Yeah, you're definitely right about those days being long gone. I was here back before the renovations. I liked those days better. Not because there were less black girls, but because of what you pointed out: more conversations. I guess I'm corny in that way.

That's interesting that one guy owns so many of these clubs. That dude must be loaded.

The way Cocktails is now isn't necessarily "bad" so to speak, it's just a really uneven vibe. It seriously feels like every girl in there brought about 5 dudes each from their neighborhoods, and that's who they arrive with packed in cars, and who they stick around inside the club. When they decide to do anything, it's definitely always the same "hi". Then start ass shaking. I've been squeezing very small conversations out of a few of them lately. Absolutely nothing like the old Cocktails though on that level.

I've never seen or heard of anybody going into the VIP rooms. I don't even know if they have any. There's a dark area on your left when you come in the front door. Is that it? I have no info on that area. I'll ask around the next time I go in. The girls call those seats by the wall the VIP area. Strange.

And did I mention cellphones are a fucking cancer?

[Datboi]

Okay, so I finally managed to go to Cocktails two nights straight. I have a couple of things to touch on and ask about.

1. This is NOT the same club I used to frequent from 2014 to 2015. I remember the way it was before the renovations and how long it took for them to reopen. I remember what it looked like afterwards and the guys who worked in both versions. This is a TOTALLY different club! Maybe it's just me, but is this club now BLACK owned, run, and operated?

2. I'm noticing that you guys seem to steer clear of Cocktails now. And when the name comes up, there's a sort of "yeah, what about it" vibe in the responses. So I'm curious. Do you guys have an issue with the club now being black-run? Personally, I love it. But I'm just going hy the responses I've gotten whenever I bring the name up, and the fact that literally NOBODY mentions this club that seems to get really, REALLY active.

3. My experience there the last two nights were enough to make me keep coming back. The girls all obviously want money, but they press just a bit much. And try to do it in a "cute" way. I have a strong feeling that damn near every guy in there is a personal friend of each one of those girls. I absolutely hate that. Cellphones are a damn cancer in strip clubs and dancers should be banned from bringing them to work. They seem cool though. In a semi cold kind of way.

1. It's not black owned but the guy that owns it is Arab I think and owns Centerfold, SOS and Cocktails, all feel pretty similar but CF and SOS a a little more low key but not much.

2. Black clubs are a specific kind of fun, but not really the kind of fun the people on this board are looking for. There's a lot of ass shaking, not a lot of talking, and an expectation to start throwing money on chicks when they walk by and start shaking their ass on you. Old cocktails was a "white" club where girls would typically sit down and talk with you to try to get dances, those days are gone.

3. Lot of regulars frequent there, but that's always been the case at most clubs. It just becomes more noticeable because girls know these other guys won't throw money but they're trying to find out if they can get "the bag" from you.

[Ethan X]

1. Idk if the club is black owned but it could be highly likely.

2. I've been to that club at least twice once in 2018 and another in 2019. Don't really care if the club is black owned just the energy it gives off don't necessarily feel safe to me if that makes sense. It feels like anything could pop off at any moment. Plus you rarely get any extras or have heard about anyone getting extras from the women that work there. Plus the women in other clubs look higher quality and make the dance seem more worth it.

3. All dancers want money it's pretty much they're job. Now for everyone knowing each other thing that's something I've noticed as well. It feels like some dancers baby daddy or boyfriend is in the crowd making sure I'm not trying to have to much of a good time. Heck even feels like I be the only one paying for entry fee cause everyone knows somebody who work there to get them in free it seems. The cell phone thing it's just here to stay only a few ways around it.

Dude, seriously, thank you for saying all that. I just now came from Cocktails and it's a different vibe from the might I went a couple days ago. Yes, it does feel like I'm the only one paying since literally EVERYBODY seems to know each other. It definitely does feel like eyes are on you, and not from the staff. And just tonight I saw what looks like a business card on the floor, picked it up, and asked one of the guys if it was his or someone in his group. This dude's reaction seriously made me feel like he was trying to think of a way to start some shit.

I don't necessarily feel unsafe though. Yet. But I'm still going to be in there a lot and REPORTING as I go. I just hope the vibe changes for the better going forward.

P.S. Somebody shoot the damn DJ.

[OneForTheGlory]

Okay, so I finally managed to go to Cocktails two nights straight. I have a couple of things to touch on and ask about.

1. This is NOT the same club I used to frequent from 2014 to 2015. I remember the way it was before the renovations and how long it took for them to reopen. I remember what it looked like afterwards and the guys who worked in both versions. This is a TOTALLY different club! Maybe it's just me, but is this club now BLACK owned, run, and operated?

2. I'm noticing that you guys seem to steer clear of Cocktails now. And when the name comes up, there's a sort of "yeah, what about it" vibe in the responses. So I'm curious. Do you guys have an issue with the club now being black-run? Personally, I love it. But I'm just going hy the responses I've gotten whenever I bring the name up, and the fact that literally NOBODY mentions this club that seems to get really, REALLY active.

3. My experience there the last two nights were enough to make me keep coming back. The girls all obviously want money, but they press just a bit much. And try to do it in a "cute" way. I have a strong feeling that damn near every guy in there is a personal friend of each one of those girls. I absolutely hate that. Cellphones are a damn cancer in strip clubs and dancers should be banned from bringing them to work. They seem cool though. In a semi cold kind of way.

1. Idk if the club is black owned but it could be highly likely.

2. I've been to that club at least twice once in 2018 and another in 2019. Don't really care if the club is black owned just the energy it gives off don't necessarily feel safe to me if that makes sense. It feels like anything could pop off at any moment. Plus you rarely get any extras or have heard about anyone getting extras from the women that work there. Plus the women in other clubs look higher quality and make the dance seem more worth it.

3. All dancers want money it's pretty much they're job. Now for everyone knowing each other thing that's something I've noticed as well. It feels like some dancers baby daddy or boyfriend is in the crowd making sure I'm not trying to have to much of a good time. Heck even feels like I be the only one paying for entry fee cause everyone knows somebody who work there to get them in free it seems. The cell phone thing it's just here to stay only a few ways around it.

[Ethan X]

Okay, so I finally managed to go to Cocktails two nights straight. I have a couple of things to touch on and ask about.

1. This is NOT the same club I used to frequent from 2014 to 2015. I remember the way it was before the renovations and how long it took for them to reopen. I remember what it looked like afterwards and the guys who worked in both versions. This is a TOTALLY different club! Maybe it's just me, but is this club now BLACK owned, run, and operated?

2. I'm noticing that you guys seem to steer clear of Cocktails now. And when the name comes up, there's a sort of "yeah, what about it" vibe in the responses. So I'm curious. Do you guys have an issue with the club now being black-run? Personally, I love it. But I'm just going hy the responses I've gotten whenever I bring the name up, and the fact that literally NOBODY mentions this club that seems to get really, REALLY active.

3. My experience there the last two nights were enough to make me keep coming back. The girls all obviously want money, but they press just a bit much. And try to do it in a "cute" way. I have a strong feeling that damn near every guy in there is a personal friend of each one of those girls. I absolutely hate that. Cellphones are a damn cancer in strip clubs and dancers should be banned from bringing them to work. They seem cool though. In a semi cold kind of way.

[SamSalm87]

This is probably a stretch but I'm going to be driving through for the first time in a few years next week. The last few times I went there was a blonde dancer working the afternoon shift at DH. She was a little fuller bodied but not big, had outstanding breasts and really did a nice job in VIP. I cannot remember her name for the life of me, just that she was really nice and showed me pictures of her kids on her phone. Anyone remember her and is she still around? If not, assume still DH and Sins are the go to for a good time in the afternoon?

[Jimmer76]

The difference is there is a little bit more privacy, but each side has two booths in the $45 area. It's not worth it in my opinion for a beaded curtain.

I agree that the difference between $45 / $25 booths is bit more privacy. Out of say a dozen dances, I only had one girl tell me she only get's FULLY nude in the $45 area. So ultimately it really does come down to the girl but, most don't give any better or worse service. Frankly I don't think it's worth it in the $45 booth. I'd love to hear a differing opinion.

[Berlsj4]

Stopped at both this afternoon. DH must be running a contest, because 3 girls all offered me the same thing. CBJ for a Benji. I passed as CBJ does nothing for me.

Jumped over to sins. Got dances from a bbw named Maria, and some older Russian blonde. Absolutely nothing on the table for the blonde. Not even TO. Maria gave me a number to meet outside the club.

[JustinCider904]

The difference is there is a little bit more privacy, but each side has two booths in the $45 area. It's not worth it in my opinion for a beaded curtain.

I believe there is no difference other than a little bit more privacy, the menu is the same.

[Wpgsh34]

I've experienced very few differences from the girls in the different price areas. But that's just been my experience. I've paid $25 and then $45 and sometimes $45 and then $25 for different girls and different dances. All have provided me the same experience regardless of the dance price. I just sometimes paid more for the same.

The last time I was at sins, I had several dances with one chick for $25. She kept telling me I should go for the VIP. It would def be worth it. So yeah I decided to go to the VIP booth with same dancer. Yeah it was worth it, for her. I got the same dance, just paid $20 more. It could be a YMMV, but wasn't in my case.

[TampaDrew]

$45 VIP dances are in the more private spots toward the back on each side. Most girls will guide you to those areas for more $$, but the menu is obviously the same in the $25 area.

-NFM.

I've experienced very few differences from the girls in the different price areas. But that's just been my experience. I've paid $25 and then $45 and sometimes $45 and then $25 for different girls and different dances. All have provided me the same experience regardless of the dance price. I just sometimes paid more for the same.

[TampaDrew]

However, my understanding is that the $45 room doesn't contain cameras. If true, then that is a major difference. Just my two cents. Maybe someone can clarify.

Shaggy.

Your kidding yourself if you think those booths aren't on camera. After you come out from a dance. Say you need change. Get change from the bouncer. Stand to his side and when he is counting out your change. Glance at the camera and you'll see what is or isn't on camera. I just don't think they seem to really care. The cameras are a formality for the officials.

[OneForTheGlory]

I from out of town Was at sins lots of good looking girls I pick this girl with long legs for 25 She said that she doesn't do extras Told me no one there tonight does She did a nice show for 25 . Does anyone know bare essentials does extras.

Thanks.

Yeah she might not but there is definitely girls who do offer extras that work they're.

[Trick]

I from out of town Was at sins lots of good looking girls I pick this girl with long legs for 25 She said that she doesn't do extras Told me no one there tonight does She did a nice show for 25 . Does anyone know bare essentials does extras.

Thanks.

[ShaggyJax]

$45 VIP dances are in the more private spots toward the back on each side. Most girls will guide you to those areas for more $$, but the menu is obviously the same in the $25 area..

However, my understanding is that the $45 room doesn't contain cameras. If true, then that is a major difference. Just my two cents. Maybe someone can clarify.

Shaggy.