Hello ATLiens.  

Wondering what you all's thoughts are on strip club food in ATL.  
I have found strip clubs across America have stepped up to the plate, challenging the status quo of what it means to be full service. (LOL) Menu offerings at many clubs range from gourmet to comfort food, or a mesh of the two that makes you want to foam at the mouth.  

I had amazing chicken tenders and fries af Onyx when I was in Houston; now I'm trying to decide on the best spot to get wings, fries, and a nice view to boot. Please help!

Hmmmm.....I would recommend Blue Flame or Follies.  Both have amazing ladies and the food isn't bad either.

I go to the Cheetah just for the food.  I'm a huge fan of the lamb chop lollipops.  

Thank you!
  I recall trying to go to Follies and they had a rule that they only allowed ladies in if they had a male with them. Is that still the case?

A hot ex-waitress from one of my local pubs dances at the Pony. She's a 6 foot blonde and wears 7" stripper heels. I will be there Friday night. PM me if interested. I will buy the first table dance or two.

Welcome to the ATL!

The last time I was in Atlanta, I visit Magic City. It wasn't too bad! However, it was very dead because we weren't there on a weekend.

Most clubs in town have a similar rule. It is to both keep the money for ladies in house as well as to keep LE off their backs. Find a guy in the parking lot, grab him by the arm and explain you need to be escorted inside. I have had this happen to me at Follies before and I was fine with it. I once had my favorite parking attendant there ask me to do this for a lady.  

And to answer your question: Yes I have spent WAY too much time in strip clubs  I used to walk into the Pony and the DJ would announce my arrival (until I asked him to stop)

However on the food question, I have always made it a rule not to eat in clubs. Distracts me from my special purpose (Steve Martin reference) and I just don't find it appealing.  

Happy hunting

Thank you! Verifies the point in the article:

"The Cheetah’s in-house restaurant, Alluvia, bills itself as a high-end dining establishment, with a chef’s table offering dishes like oven-roasted airline chicken breasts paired with a black truffle-based périgueux sauce, served by glammed-up Cheetah Girls."

LOL! I'm glad someone has a supporting experience. I will probably step in there!