Go-go Boys in SF?

[SFViking]

I'm taking a week's staycation in San Francisco and I realized that I haven't been to a go-go boy bar in ages. The bar on Polk St I used to go to has been torn down for a high-rise. I found the following in my Internet research. Has anybody been to any of these? Are any of them places where an over-50 would feel ABSOLUTELY out of place? Are there any other places with go-go boys that wouldn't be totally inappropriate for me to attend?

 

Thanks in advance for any feedback anyone might have,

SFV

 

Trigger

Leche on Sundays, 4-10pm, latin go-go boys

 

440 Castro

CDXL on Thursdays, 9pm to close

 

Q Bar

Wed 9pm to close

Sat, May 15 Christian Wilde performing

[JackTwist]

Nob Hill Theatre

 

It seems there are very few bars with strippers in SF and the Bay Area, considering the large gay/bi population there. However, there is the Nob Hill Theatre (not a bar and, by the way, it is hit or miss).

 

Here's the website: http://www.nobhilltheatre.com/

 

I've been there when there were mega-hot dancers and other times when there wasn't even one decent-looking guy on stage. That said, I went there one Saturday night this past January and really had a great time. At least half the dancers were super cute and frisky...and a good mix of muscular and twink dancers, some clean-cut and some tattooed, pierced and edgy. Variety and diversity to suit every taste for sure. The place had been cleaned-up since my last visit a couple years ago. I enjoyed my hot "private" time with two different dancers (one of whom is a popular porn actor). All of the dancers stripped totally nude the night I was there and some of the stuff going on between multiple dancers on-stage and in the theater was definitely, well uh, entertaining! If you go, be sure to check-out the back part of the complex for the steamy "shower shows" too.

[Guest socal30]

There was a place in Jones and close to Geary and Turk. The neibhourhood was interesting, but they had nice shows and then they had a private room if you liked the dancer. This was quite a while ago and I am not sure if it still exists.

 

Then there is the Tea room theater. They have live performances, but I don't think they do private shows. It was pretty crowded. I think this one still exists.

http://www.tearoomtheater.com/

 

Both are in the tenderloin district, so be careful. the few times I went, I usually walked looking straight ahead and ignored all the commotion and was never bothered.