Strip Clubs from the Past

[albatross1]

My buddy and I were reminiscing about clubs we miss from the early to mid 90s and what we liked about them.

The Fare on Greenville was my first strip club experience. It always seemed like there was a hundred girls dancing. That place was packed all the time, sometimes standing room only.

The old Baby Dolls on NW Hwy. provided lots of fun memories. Remember the section with the tall chairs in the back corner near the pool tables.

I even remember getting a real table dance at Legends in Arlington. They danced nude on your table.

Caligula seemed to have a steady stream porn stars. I checked the newspaper every week to see who was dancing. I still have a picture of me and Tori Wells, she was my favorite back then.

You can't forget TSG and thoes private booths.

What clubs do you miss?

[Jasser]

Santa Fe Cabaret on NW HWY was my main spot for "memories", back in 2000/2001. DG's was my hangout spot to drink and just enjoy the dancers, but I never had any "memories" there.

[PoppyToyota]

Faces off of I30 and Dolphin Rd...The first club I ever went to! I met a girl in there named Gardenia and she was one of the hottest girls I've ever seen in a SC.

[drez63]

Caligula for sure...spent many hours and dollars there in the mid 80's knew most of the dancers and actually dated a couple.......Don's Showtime on Greenville just south of Lovers, PT's at Lawther (good memories there), Sugars on Greenville north of the Million Dollar Saloon, The Doll House, and of course Baby Dolls on NW.

[Tara Evans]

PT's off of northwest hwy and Lawther.

[albatross1]

PTs... Loved that place.

[Guest071613-2]

Okay most of you will not know what the Hell I am talking about....

Brio Cabaret, the first club I ever got almost nekkid in. It was right behind The Fare on Greenville, where I was a waitress trying out my dancing skills at a smaller club. I think Brio is now Spanky's or it was a couple years ago anyway.

This led to a pattern for me, I preferred clubs that were smaller, less competition.

The Doll House, aka 'The DOG House', made a ton of $$$ there, they eventually remodeled and changed the name to Salonika Cabaret. Owned by the Greeks, they also own King's on Industrial.

Also worked at Lipstick, I hate to admit that but I did.

How about Bare Facts? There's a blast from the past!

[albatross1]

I remember Brio.

[Jasser]

The funny thing about The Fare off Greenville is that I boinked more waitresses than dancers...Those were some good times. Leave work at 1 for lunch, MIA for hours, then get home at 2am to a locked door.

I miss working in Dallas for that reason alone!

[albatross1]

Jasser, I remember how time slipped away for me at The Fare as well. Lukily no locked doors, but plenty of explaining when I got home.

Dannie, wasn't The Doll House on NW Hwy. east of 75?

[Tyler1189]

I remember New Orleans Nights by 183 in Fort Worth, maybe it is called Ricks now or something, I only remember that a few girls there were gorgeous and would play after work.

[Guest071613-2]

Originally Posted by albatross1

Dannie, wasn't The Doll House on NW Hwy. east of 75?

Yes, it was. Right next door to Keller's It's a pawn shop now, but the owner and family are at King's Cabaret, on industrial.

[Guest071613-2]

haha who remembers SUGAR's?!

[Tara Evans]

I forgot the Palace, off of 30 and Dolphin. Fun, fun times.

[Stang1965]

Originally Posted by Dannie

haha who remembers SUGAR's?!

Hey Dannie,

Sugar's was my first SC that I visited after I moved to the area in the late 80's early 90's (Young and Clueless). It was on it's way down, so then I started to be a regular at Million Dollar and Caligula (I also had a pic from Caligula. I came across it a couple of years ago and made sure it got destroyed ASP... lol)... Spent many hours and even more Dollars at those places among others. Lot's of fun!!! Well worth it!!!