TMC Dallas

Passed by The Men's Club today. They have huge signs that say open for business out by the street. Anyone been in there this week ?

I was just wondering that myself. Their instagram is posting pics.

I fully clicked that link expecting to see they had closed.

seems as if some of the clubs are doing like the lady at the beauty salon...gonna be open no matter what...i heard pandoras and lipstick were open last weekend..well..to each their own

seems as if some of the clubs are doing like the lady at the beauty salon...gonna be open no matter what...i heard pandoras and lipstick were open last weekend..well..to each their own Originally Posted by mr. haney

yup.. as Elvis said, hard-headed women are a thorn in the side of man. this man is staying out of the rose bushes.

It’s definitely still open. I received a text from a dancer I knew from BDD before she was fired and migrated to the Lodge. She is there tonight

They are full blown opened. So they got around by saying it's a restuarant with entertainment.

I was there Friday night. Did see Barbie and many recognizable babydolls and Lodge dancers

They are full blown opened. So they got around by saying it's a restuarant with entertainment.
Originally Posted by Shep3.0

how did they get away with that?

I should try something like that.. tell the ladies I'm Rock Hudson.

with my luck, though, I would simply attract Homosexuals

It admittedly has been quite a few years since I was in Dallas last, but TMC Dallas has *ALWAYS* had a very good kitchen and a *VERY* good menu. I routinely ate dinner there. They routinely did a steak and lobster dinner one night a week, back in the day. They did the Wednesday lunch buffet for years (and, during the year or so that I was working in Dallas proper, I routinely told work I was taking a long lunch, went to the Feast, and worked late to make up the time).

"Restaurant with entertainment" is not that big a stretch for them.

In the early days of Cabaret Royale, it was even less of a stretch there. Salah Izzedin, the owner, was fond of throwing these big dinner parties, so he included the dining room upstairs. According to a friend of mine, after I took her to dinner there one night, the dining room at Cabaret (and the kitchen!) were every bit the equivalent of The Mansion At Turtle Creek. At one fifth the price.

Cabaret Royale SPOILED me. I was routinely in there for dinner. I knew it was good, I didn't know it was THAT good.

Does anyone have a report on what TMC is like? Day shift, night shift? Lots of girls? Busy, slow?

I was thinking of going to Pandora’s this week. Any intel? Do they have a vip. Has anyone gotten lucky with extras?

It admittedly has been quite a few years since I was in Dallas last, but TMC Dallas has *ALWAYS* had a very good kitchen and a *VERY* good menu. Originally Posted by Sidewinder

it used to be very good, but the past 2 years, or so, they got a bit lazy with the food.. maybe because business was slowing, they needed to cut costs? but I guess they could go back to emphasizing the food quality, to make a go of the Club.

I was thinking of going to Pandora’s this week. Any intel? Do they have a vip. Has anyone gotten lucky with extras? Originally Posted by KingCobra36

I assume you mean Dallas? no VIP, just a sectioned off roped area.. so extras are inherently limited.

Does anyone have a report on what TMC is like? Day shift, night shift? Lots of girls? Busy, slow? Originally Posted by TomCollins

I went two weeks ago before the latest case spike including the official closing of the bars and it was very lightly attended on a week during the dayshift but they had an awesome Latina working there.

I say awesome in terms of her appearance which meets my very strict criteria - 5' 3" 90 pounds and very low body fat, long hair, pretty face. I know her age to be low thirties but with her workout and eating routines she could pass for mid -twenties. I actually prefer small natural titties but she has large surgically enhanced features, very well done.

I don't do what are considered extras inside the club to the point of blow jobs or fucking so I don't know if she goes that far but she was very friendly to me and in spite of the risk to old and unhealthy fuckers - I'm not in that category so protect yourself if you are - I got very close to her and I'm still quite healthy and judging from her social media posts she is still doing well herself.

I read where some places are arguing the definition of a bar vs restaurant should be determined by having a kitchen than is open during all business hours and sitting customers at tables instead of a bar. So maybe TMC has a point there, The Lodge would qualify under that criteria as well, BDD would not.

I read where some places are arguing the definition of a bar vs restaurant should be determined by having a kitchen than is open during all business hours and sitting customers at tables instead of a bar. So maybe TMC has a point there, The Lodge would qualify under that criteria as well, BDD would not. Originally Posted by TomCollins

That's the argument being made by the bars suing the state, because Abbott's order specifies percentage of sales. If you make 51 percent or more of your sales on alcohol, you're considered a bar. This story lays it out pretty well.

https://www.dallasnews.com/business/...tion-in-texas/