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New Orleans has been known for its bawdy acts since the days of Blaze Starr, but in the past few years, a series of scandals have closed clubs and forced our lawmakers to ban opening new venues. The good news is that there are still plenty of places to let the bon temps rouler in our fair city -- on Bourbon and beyond. Here’s our list of the finest gentleman’s clubs the city has to offer.
The Penthouse Club has long been the king (queen?) of the New Orleans strip club scene. Known for having the most beautiful dancers in town, the space itself is downright opulent, with two floors and three bars -- all brightly lit, so you can see the club is something straight out of Scorsese’s Las Vegas , right down to the "Executive Suite" and neon-lit Penthouse Suites overlooking the main stage. Covers are a fairly reasonable $12, and dances will run you around $40. However, beware the upsell; everyone from dancers to servers is looking to keep the chandeliers on in such an impressive setup. It’s certainly your classiest option for a New Orleans bachelor party, with VIP packages starting at $350.
Rick's Cabaret has that intoxicating balance of gentility and sleaze that New Orleans is known for; it’s also one of the most massive structures in the Quarter, at 18,000ft, with two floors and two main stages open to all guests... plus VIP and Champagne rooms. Rick’s is the club of choice for most NOLA dancers, as it’s the go-to club for visiting businessmen, and while the cover is just $10, the lap dances will seriously cost you: at $60, they’re the most expensive in the city. However, with a town full of dancers clamoring for a chance to dance at Rick's, you won’t be disappointed.
If you’re torn between watching the game and watching the talent, look no further. It has big screens near the main stage showing games of all kinds, and even a bar away from the stage for sports fans who don’t want any distractions.
If your boys aren’t up for the price tags on the Penthouse bachelor party packs, or simply don’t want to leave the Quarter, Larry Flynt’s Hustler Club offers bottle service for eight for just $400. Plus, the club is known for having some of the best pole dancers in the city, and the 40ft stripper pole at the Hustler Club is the perfect place for them to showcase their talents. Reservations are a must, since both clubs are standing room only on weekends during peak season.
Yet another club owned by the group that owns the Hustler Club and Barely Legal, but this one is generally less crowded than the giant stripper-plex that is the Hustler Club. Prices are the same, but on weekends, it’s generally not standing room only. It’s also a great club for quirkier acts like the Voodoo Burlesque show, if you’re bored of traditional clubs, or you’re hanging with hipster-y friends.
With free parking, cheap(er) drinks, and the benefit of being away from the vomiting tourists on Bourbon Street, New Orleans locals looking for a night at the strip club generally opt for this more out-of-the-way venue. Dances also run around $20, which is half the typical price of those in the Quarter.
Listen, no one’s going to pretend that Scores Mansion is the nicest club in NOLA, or even the nicest club on Bourbon Street. In fact, it’s one of the clubs that lost its liquor license in the recent strip club sting. But Scores has one thing going for it: no cover charge, even at night. So if you’re just a French Quarter looky-loo, or are trying to get your club on for a bargain, you could do worse.
OK, so this club will take you out to the suburbs, and local bylaws mandate that the dancers wear pasties. That said, strip club aficionados and locals alike swear by the laid-back attitude at the club (no waitresses hounding you to order more drinks) and the general friendliness of the talent.
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Fran Fleming once watched a very sexy situation go down in one of the clubs on this list, but she'll never tell which one... mostly because she was too blotto to remember.

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In May 2021, a New Orleans Police Department crime scene technician reported that she was raped by a police officer while they were out on a date. The officer, Gerry Paul, was arrested, temporarily suspended, and then placed on administrative reassignment. More than a year later, she tells NOLA.com that her criminal investigation has stalled .
The crime scene technician, who asked the newspaper’s reporter that she not be named, alleges that she’d been drinking with Paul, her colleague, in his apartment, when he performed oral sex on her. In an affidavit filed by police in criminal court, she alleges he reached for a condom, but when she told him to stop, he refused, muttering that it was “too good to stop.”
“He repeatedly ignored me when I told him to stop, and no, and that I wasn’t ready,” she wrote in her petition for a restraining order. She said she tried to push Paul off, but he kept ignoring her and placed her hands behind her back “in an arresting position.” She wrote that he then choked her and raped her, all “with a firearm visible on the nightstand.” The forensic exam “documented bruising and damage to the back of her throat from the strangulation,” according to Nola.com . (A spokesperson for NOPD did not respond to Jezebel’s request for comment, and Paul has not publicly commented on the allegation.)
The evidence from the survivor’s 2021 forensic exam is one of 73,000 untested DNA samples in the Louisiana State Crime Lab, many of which are part of a backlog of rape kits. Morgan Lamandre, policy and compliance director of New Orleans organization Sexual Trauma Awareness & Response (STAR), tells Jezebel the problem is not just the testing of the DNA— it’s about how detectives respond to the reports and interview witnesses to build their case. (Disclosure, I volunteered for STAR in 2017).
Crime analyst Jeff Asher sent me the report he presented to the New Orleans city council a few weeks ago. It documents how rape survivors, many of whom are children, have to wait hours for police to respond because of NOPD staffing shortages. Mayor LaToya Cantrell blames staffing shortages on the NOPD being under federal consent decree, which ironically is partly because of how it failed to handle sexual assault crimes in the past.
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In one example Asher cited, an Uber driver “reported having a hysterical passenger who said she had been recently beaten and sexually assaulted.” When she was dropped off at her location, she didn’t have her phone. When officers arrived three hours later, they were unable to find her. She was noted as “GOA,” which means gone on arrival. In a separate incident that made national headlines, law enforcement officials failed to appropriately respond to a 911 caller reporting an ongoing rape in the French Quarter.
Asher reported that between January and July 2022, 95 aggravated rape incidents in New Orleans were downgraded from emergency to non-emergency status, while the 911 calls were dispatched. Often, this increased the likelihood that the victims were GOA by the time the officer went to the scene. Keep in mind only 310 out of every 1,000 sexual assaults are even reported to the police, according to the 2020 National Crime Victimization Survey .
A recent Sexual Violence Response Advisory Committee report said that the NOPD is averaging a case load of 89 cases per detective, while the committee recommends that each detective take a maximum of 26 cases at a time.
Meanwhile, a New Orleans police spokesperson told NOLA.com that Paul “remains employed by the NOPD on administrative reassignment pending the results of the criminal proceedings.” Initially suspended for 120 days after he made bail, Paul’s suspension was canceled, and he was reassigned. Recently, after the newspaper started reporting on the stalled investigation, the NOPD requested expedited processing for the crime scene technician’s rape kit. But, it goes without saying, this doesn’t reflect how most sexual assault survivors DNA testing is being treated.
So sexual assault survivors in the city might call 911, wait hours for a response from the NOPD, and potentially get a forensic exam that will go months or years without being processed. A nd on top of that, they may be accusing someone in the very department to which they’re supposed to report. New Orleans is just one city— but it’s a microcosm of what rape victims are up against in a system that’s inherently stacked against them.

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