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Sleezy in the best possible way. A strip club that attracts as many women as men, books rock bands, and where people actually dance together at the same time without exchanging cash. |
Financial district 96 Greenwich St.
(at Rector St.)
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5/10 |
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Downtown topless bar. |
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With 75 dancers gracing the stage every day you'll probably find something you're interested in, and if not all the big games are on TV. |
Hells Kitchen 320 W.45th St.
(btwn 8th & 9th Ave.)
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This Sunset Park strip club was formerly known as Wild Wild West when an off duty cop left the club in 2002 and ran down a pregnant woman and a four year old. All shapes, sizes, and ethnicities grace the stage. Cover is $10. No liquor just beer. |
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Tall, blonde and often manufactured, the dancers are all about flash at this Times Square tourist gentlemen's club staple |
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Small, almost elegant strip club. |
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Pretty much exactly what you'd expect from a strip club located right off the Queensboro Bridge. |
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Just above the Westside Rifle and Pistol range is this upscale gentlemen's club. It's pricey but the girls tend to be above par. On Sunday's it becomes Club 20 where boys dance for boys. |
Union Square/ Flatiron 20 W 20th St
(btwn 5th & 6th Ave)
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Inexpensive, multi-ethnic midtown topless bar. $10 cover, $10 dances, $6 drinks. |
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Gentlemen's club becomes something a bit racier on Saturday nights when it hosts the "swinging" couples only party Plato's Repeat. |
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