College Park Strip Club near Ikea?
What is the name and locaiton? Anyone have any info?
Thanks, ex
Strip Club in Beltsville. Showcase
[QUOTE=Exclient; 1124282]What is the name and locaiton? Anyone have any info?
Thanks, ex[/QUOTE]I went to Showcase about a week ago. It's in Beltsville (right next to College Park). Here's a link to some info.
[url]http://noplacelikeshowcase.com/[/url]
It's a decent spot. Went on a Wednesday night with a friend of mine. About 17 girls or so. Mostly White, about 4 Black and 2 Spanish. The girls are on average about 7/10. A few are really cute 8/10 and a few are 6/10. Good number of girls are in their early 20's, lean-med build frames, natural tits, long hair types.
Lapdances are 1 song for 20. You can touch but there is no "VIP or champagne" room. Most girls aren't willing or up for take out favors. I couldn't even find one willing to do a bachelor party.
It's a laid back spot, girls will come up and introduce themselves and sit on your lap. Start a conversation and request a Lapdance. Simple.
I prefer more hands on clubs where take out is the norm, a VIP room is available and the lap dances are less expensive and more interactive (LOL).
If you go have fun and post a review.
Safe Hunting,
Drkrider
First time at a DC Stripclub
I grabbed some drinks at Sign of the Whale, about a block away from my work, with some friends. We had some time to kill so decided to hit Camelot right next door. Bad Choice.
I mean, I don't have really any basis for comparison. The girls were attractive and friendly enough, I guess. I'm used to the full-grind hustle that you see at The Block and Showcase theatre. My mixed drink was about 9 bucks, which gave me some 1's that I could kill some time with. As a bunch of young (but extremely well-dressed) guys in our 20's, I almost feel like we were largely ignored. I asked one of the dancers about a dance to which she nicely replied "sorry honey, no dances at all in DC, anywhere." As my first time at a club within DC limits, I had nothing to compare it to. Gave the dancers a tip, finished our drink, and then left.
Achibald's Charge for H2O
Does anyone know the story behind the Archibald's bartenders refusing to serve a courtesy glass of tap water when you order a $10 alcoholic drink? Will the next fee be for a paper napkin request or walking in the entrance carrying a brief case?