BJ Roosters

Dont go for the food 🫢 dancers have nice variety, some are sweet and young- others are average bodies who know how to use them++ 😋 quite patio

Pros: Drinks were strong and a decent amount and the music and lights were good Cons: Not enough seating, and inappropriate behavior from the dancers. I understand that this is listed as somewhat of a strip club, but I did not go to see dancers stroke their dicks smack dab in the middle of the club, I came to see them dance. It was disgusting and my friends and I felt uncomfortable. Additionally, a dancer came up to me and started rubbing/dancing on me WITHOUT my consent. I had to push him off me and his excuse was, “there are a lot of people in here.” It was a Monday night, it wasn’t even close to packed in there. Regardless, it was gross. A complete lack of proper conduct, I will not be returning here.

This honestly is my favorite Gay bar!! BJ Roosters Was my first gay bar experience back in 2016, I have been coming here ever since. From hot boys, good drinks and the best music spun by an in house DJ the atmosphere here is like no other. I love this place and definitely recommend it to anyone especially if you have never been here before !! Love you Bobby/John, Thank You!!!!!!

Good music and drinks, but had an issue regarding one of the dancers. He thought it'd be appropriate to come up behind my friend, who was standing at a table while looking at his phone, and attempt to dance on him without Consent.(Mind you, the dancers are in speedos and this one was erect.) We IMMEDIATELY shut that down and when confronted, his excuses were "There's a lot of people in here!"(???) And "I'm just doing my job!" Completely ruined the night. I spoke to one of the bartenders regarding this, who said he'd speak to the manager. This was our first time here, and will certainly be the last.

I’ve been coming to this place every time I’m in town and I’ve never had a bad experience with the dancers — they’ve always been friendly and respectful. Unfortunately, last night one dancer became aggressive toward me and my friend without any reason. His behavior made us feel uncomfortable and unsafe, even after we tried to ignore him. I respect what dancers do, but if someone (Latino dancer with a white speedo) has an issue with interacting with customers as part of their job, then maybe this isn’t the right fit for them. No one disrespected him, and we were not aware of any “quota” we’re expected to meet — that’s something a dancer earns by being professional and friendly.