Atlanta has nearly 40 strip clubs throughout the city. Strip clubs are an essential piece to Atlanta’s entertainment smorgasbord, so much that recently, GQ Magazine explained what strip clubs mean to Atlanta. Please note that all of these venues are great & they will all lead you to a successful night, you just have to figure out what style of dancing/music you’re into.
1. Magic City
When you speak of legendary strip clubs in the A, Magic City has to be mentioned. Everyone knows “Magic City Monday’s”. I’m 100% sure Magic City is the “most rapped about” strip club in Atlanta. Watch GQ’s “Magic City” documentary to get an inside look.
2. Clermont Lounge
The Clermont is amazing, but not a typical “strip club.” It’s a quintessential Atlanta experience and I highly recommend getting a room because the hotel is a hidden gem.
3. Cheetah
I was honestly very impressed by cheetahs. They cater to everybody, whether you like hip hop or a house music they switch up the music pretty seamlessly. It’s is very clean and nicely kept inside you kind of feel like you’re at a club, where you can sit down and have dinner with some decent drinks.
4. Pink Pony
It’s like a right of passage in Atlanta to go to the Pink Pony at least once. It may be a shabby place, but the girls are pretty and they know how to dance.
5. Blue Flame
Blue Flame, Thursday nights especially. Doesn’t get more Atlanta that that. You want to see true local culture? That’s it.
6. Pin Ups
7. Club Blaze
Let’s be honest why do people come to these clubs? Answer: Cause they want to have a damn good time. This club is not like any other club that I’ve ever been too.
8. Tattletales
It still has that “Motley Crue” video vibe, and all of the dancers I’ve interacted with there are generally a good time to be around.
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