LAS VEGAS STRIP CLUBS

This strip club is best known for being owned by undefeated boxing champ Floyd Mayweather, Jr. Despite showcasing dancers handpicked by Mayweather, the club had a rocky start upon opening and has a reputation for being empty. Its main attraction is the boxer himself, who often hangs at the venue.

Part of an international chain, Spearmint Rhino features a large stage with topless dancers working three poles. Plenty of plush seating ensures you can enjoy a lap dance in comfort. Dress code is stricter than most other clubs, but you'll get to see some of the better female talent in Vegas. The food and drinks aren't bad either.

Deja Vu Showgirls is part of a larger adult complex with a gift shop and the Erotic Heritage Museum next door. The club has good drink deals and tries to stay true to their slogan: “Thousands of beautiful girls and three ugly ones.”

The Library was formerly known as Cheetahs, famous as the shooting location for the 1995 cult classic Showgirls. The new owners have cleaned things up a bit and have experimented with the format. It used to be fully nude with no bar, but now it's topless with a full bar and hookah. The club attracts an older local crowd.

This 18+ gentleman’s club is fully nude and can hire younger strippers, but isn't allowed to serve alcohol. The atmosphere is loose and the girls are friendly, especially the younger ones. No booze, but you can enjoy soda, slushies and hookah between dances. Amateur nights are especially popular.

This small strip club opened in 1969 and is located in an older rundown part of Downtown. It's the only fully-nude club in Vegas that still has a liquor license. You won't see any Playboy models here, but you will get to guzzle a beer while watching nude strippers. A decent place on a quiet night.

Talk of the Town is on a dingy part of Las Vegas Boulevard in Downtown. You walk through an adult toy store in the front to reach the area where girls perform. No alcohol is served, which means the girls are fully nude. A low-key experience. You'll find better girls and bigger clubs.  

Centerfolds has dramatically improved since the days it was known as Club Paradise. Across the street from Virgin Hotels, Centerfolds is one of the most accessible strip clubs for tourists and locals receive a nice discount on the entry fee. "A Touch of Burlesque" is an in-house show that runs at 11 p.m. most nights.

The Peppermint Hippo gives new life to the legendary two-story strip club formerly known as Olympic Gardens. The name is inspired by a joke on South Park, but the Peppermint Hippo is serious business with some of the finest ladies in the industry and a cozy environment of red and purple neon. The club is open 24/7 with deals and discounts during the day.  

The original Scores in New York has legendary status (and an infamous endorsement by Howard Stern), but the newer Las Vegas version is quickly building a reputation of its own. The two-story club has one of the tallest stripper poles in Las Vegas, packing plenty of performance art into a VIP experience.