Out With the Old, in With the Nude
New jiiggle joints move into the old Scores locations.
Posted 11/20/08 in Grub Street
Sleaze
Manhattan’s Most Blatantly Illegal Club Is Definitely Gone for Good
The State Liquor Authority has put its final kiss of death on a Midtown West bastion of sleaze.
Posted 11/14/08 in Grub Street
It's the Economy
Strip Strip Hooray!
With business lean elsewhere, profits are up at Rick's Cabaret, home of the $10 strip-club lunch.
Posted 09/16/08 in Grub Street
Go-Go Gourmet
Traders, You Still Have the $10 Strip-Club Lunch
In a move not exactly akin to Frank Bruni visiting Robert’s at the Penthouse Executive Club, Midtown Lunch reluctantly tries out the lunch special at Rick’s Cabaret.
Posted 07/18/08 in Grub Street
NewsFeed
Future of Financial District Grime Looks Bright
Cordato's, the original grind-and-grinders joint.Photo: Mark Peterson/Redux Last time we checked in with neighbors Cordato's and the Pussycat Lounge, they were in a fight for their lives with hotelier Sam Chang. According to The Real Estate, however, that changed in...
Posted 06/20/08 in Grub Street
NewsFeed
Bronx Grind-and-Grinders Joint Was Just a Prank
“Cousin Vinny” Agnello says he was just kidding about opening an “adult club” in a former Subway franchise.
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