Encounter: Bottoms Up: A new old club in Fort Worth

Date: 11-16
Name: N****
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City: Fort Worth
State: Texas
Address: 8701 South Freeway
Activities: See ROS
Hair Length and Color: Shoulder length black
Age: 27
Smoking Status: I Couldn't Tell
Ethnic Background: Black/African
Physical Description: 5'4, 125 lbs, 36C, various tattoos
Recommendation: Yes

great review, with all the important details!

The name does not bode well with me. Years ago the club which is now Corsets was under different ownership. It's name was 'Bottoms Up'. Same vibe as what the OP is describing here. It was a dangerous place for several reasons. I would urge 'caution', check it out if you are up for an adventure, put your wallet in your front pants pocket, park in the lot oriented for a 'fast get-a-way' and have a plan B for strip club entertainment like Bucks.

Years ago the club which is now Corsets was under different ownership. It's name was 'Bottoms Up'. Same vibe as what the OP is describing here. It was a dangerous place for several reasons. Originally Posted by Bushjumper

well, I came to ask a question here, didn't expect this post, LOL.. I remind myself that the very best strip club I ever visited, the Foxy Playground in Washington, D.C., I learned about via a Washington Post article that described a customer getting shot and killed by Foxy's Owner/Bartender, after a fight inside. not that I expect Bottom's Up to duplicate either the gunfight or the subsequent great times I had at Foxy, beginning with my first visit a month after the shooting.

I want to hit Bottom's Up, say, late afternoon into early evening.. and probably limit myself to stage tipping for the first visit.. question is, does that even happen much anymore? I don't hit clubs much the past few years, but seems like 95% of the cash transfers is table dances, almost nobody tips at the stages.. is this club more suited than others for stage tipping?

well, I came to ask a question here, didn't expect this post, LOL.. I remind myself that the very best strip club I ever visited, the Foxy Playground in Washington, D.C., I learned about via a Washington Post article that described a customer getting shot and killed by Foxy's Owner/Bartender, after a fight inside. not that I expect Bottom's Up to duplicate either the gunfight or the subsequent great times I had at Foxy, beginning with my first visit a month after the shooting.

I want to hit Bottom's Up, say, late afternoon into early evening.. and probably limit myself to stage tipping for the first visit.. question is, does that even happen much anymore? I don't hit clubs much the past few years, but seems like 95% of the cash transfers is table dances, almost nobody tips at the stages.. is this club more suited than others for stage tipping? Originally Posted by Chung Tran

I tip on the stages all the time but I do agree the practice has fallen off over the last 40 years I have been doing this kind of shit.

I actually will give the girl I'm with money to go tip half the time, that way she picks out a girl she wants to play with, also.

I used to love Dallas Gentlemen's club, speaking of sketchy places, though I don't usually go to places where they use metal detectors - do they still do that there? It was always great fun and they had a lot of Latina's -mis favoritos.

The shitty places do have a different feel, and as a fat old white guy, I always feel it is an accomplishment to survive intact.

good question on the metal detectors. I have not been to DGC, but others, like Dallas Cabaret, Chica Bonita's, do.. probably XTC as well. all of those have had murders/shootings occur, so I would hope they have metal detectors.. of course the murders occur when a guy is ambushed in the parking lot, the gun was in the killer's vehicle.

good question on the metal detectors. I have not been to DGC, but others, like Dallas Cabaret, Chica Bonita's, do.. probably XTC as well. all of those have had murders/shootings occur, so I would hope they have metal detectors.. of course the murders occur when a guy is ambushed in the parking lot, the gun was in the killer's vehicle. Originally Posted by Chung Tran

In a way, there is a certain amount of a feeling of security in a club with a metal detector, and those clubs need it!

In a way, there is a certain amount of a feeling of security in a club with a metal detector, and those clubs need it! Originally Posted by friendly fred

that is true. I do not begrudge those clubs that have detectors, they have them for a good reason!

the real secret is avoiding hostilities once inside the Club. if for whatever reason I want to leave, but feel like anyone in that Club has any issue with me, I'm calling for a police escort!