Club Paradise

happened to pass by this stripbar one wild night out and the girls were hot and very friendly. but then again, I got bottle service and was sitting in the vip area so maybe that had somethin to do with the treatment ;) i was too drunk to remember most of the night so thats a definite sign that I had lots of fun!
p. s. the area looks really sketchy and I didn’t even know if we were at the right place but don’t let that scare you off…

I love this club. There I said it. From its location, (next door to an evangelical church) to its unassuming entrance doors, I love it. One enters Club Paradise and you realize you are in for something different. The bizarre wrought iron stairwell, resplendent with medieval type shields, to nowhere in the foyer is a sure tip-​off.
You have to be 24 and up to enter Club Paradise. Above the foyer door, a sign reads, «No hats, no jerseys, no tank tops, no gang paraphernalia, no ripped jeans»
A smart, strong looking Bartender (Milan) greets me as soon as I enter, the quality of service (and the dancers) is immediately apparent as top notch and I am made instantly welcome. «We try to differentiate ourselves from The House of Lancaster» he says, they have succeeded. Although smaller and a little less slick, Paradise is the choice for the discerning strip club patron at Bloor and Landsdowne. Milan prefers to think of the club as a slightly less expensive alternative to «For Your Eyes Only» or «The Brass Rail», with a full menu with mains at $ 8, (a basket of fries for $ 1!) and reasonable drink prices; I think he’s right.
The dancers are of similar quality to the aforementioned clubs, if not friendlier. Paradise has been operating on the storied Bloor-​Landsdowne corner for ten years and the washrooms look like they have not been changed in that time,. Though clean, they could do with an upgrade. Still, I am not there to go to the loo and the modest bar and expansive semi-​circular stage makes up for an out of date tile job in the gents.
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