Music and Gig Reviews in Nottingham

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Review of conrads, Nottingham

'Conrads' Nottingham's premier Lap dancing venue is conveniently located in the city centre with in easy reach of the key bars and restaurants. Since opening in the millennium the club has become a popular choice for the gentlemen, and boasts some of the most beautiful ladies on the lap dancing circuit. The club has recently become open to 'non members' from Thursday until Saturday from 7pm till 2am. Podium dancing is performed throughout the night, or if you prefer the more personal touch you can have your own private dance for £10/£20 fully nude. Entrance to the Club is £10. For the Stag/Hen nights Conrads have other venues to participate as part of a package deal including an authentic Thai meal at Bar Humbug, a pamper day at our city centre spa or the unique dinning and theatrical experience of a medieval banquet at the 'Tales of Robin Hood'. Commencing December 2005 Conrads will be open upstairs in its exotically refurbished area for the Ladies. The most prestigious of male dancers will be lap dancing and performing throughout the evenings on a Friday and Saturday from 7pm until 2pm. Conrads are also running pole dancing lessons for the ladies during the weekends; these classes are run by qualified fitness instructors with experience of the Lap dancing industry, an absolute 'must' for any type of 'girl's party'! The cost is £25 for a two hour lesson including bubbly! For the larger parties, male strippers can be arranged to perform a 30 minute show and lap dance for those who are brave enough to try!

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Essential Detail


202 – 206 Alfreton Road,
Nottingham
NG7 3PE

Open
MONDAY–THURSDAY 8pm–1am; FRIDAY 2pm–1.30am; SATURDAY 4pm–1.30am ; SUNDAY CLOSED

Contact
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0115 978 2179

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