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1823 M St NW, Washington, DC 20036, USA

The Camelot Showbar Strip Club - Nightclub in Washington, United States

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About The Camelot Showbar Strip Club

Welcome to the legendary Camelot Showbar Strip Club, the epitome of adult entertainment in Washington D.C. This premier nightclub is renowned for its combination of high-quality service, discreet experiences, and a sophisticated social ambiance, redefining the concept of nightlife. Situated at the heart of the city, Camelot Showbar is not just a venue, it's an experience. As soon as you step through the doors, you become part of an unforgettable night filled with exclusive performances and luxurious surroundings. The club hosts a diverse range of exhilarating events, each one designed to captivate and enchant. From themed nights to exclusive performances, there's always something exciting on the calendar. The talented team of bartenders, servers, and entertainers are dedicated to ensuring every visit is both unique and memorable. Camelot Showbar is also home to a selection of dancers from around the globe, each bringing their unique flair and seductive mystery to their performances. Renowned for their beauty, skill, and grace, these performers promise an entertaining and exciting night out. Alongside the entertainment, the Camelot Showbar menu offers a curated selection of premium drinks, delicious snacks, and bottle service options. Whether you're enjoying a casual night out or a special celebration, the outstanding drink menu and excellent customer service ensure an indulgent evening. The club's gallery provides a glimpse into the allure and glamour of Camelot Showbar. Each photograph captures the essence of this unparalleled venue, inviting you into a world where every night is an extraordinary experience. Located in the city center with nearby parking, the club offers discreet entry and security on premises, ensuring your visit is convenient and safe. Open late into the night, Camelot Showbar Strip Club is the perfect destination for those seeking an unmatched nightlife experience in Washington D.C.

Pricing and Payment Options:

Cash

Comforts and Offerings:

Bar
Open Late
Parking Nearby
Discreet Entry

Clientele and Location:

City Center
Everyone Welcome

Safety and Health:

Security on Premises

Rating & Reviews

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3 weeks ago

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So cute club ☝️☝️☝️☝️☝️☝️☝️☝️☝️☝️☝️☝️☝️☝️☝️☝️☝️☝️☝️☝️☝️☝️☝️☝️☝️☝️☝️☝️☝️☝️☝️☝️☝️☝️☝️☝️☝️☝️☝️☝️☝️☝️☝️☝️☝️☝️☝️☝️☝️

Lisbeth Sevilla

9 months ago

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I wish I could rate this spot with no stars because of their server, Cindy. There is no justification for the number of complaints about her and yet she is still working there. Her service is terrible and she is dishonest. She basically robbed my boyfriend by tipping herself from his credit card without his consent. I spent time with Bianca and she was wonderful. But apart from that, I had an awful experience.

Jason Santiago

9 months ago

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I felt compelled to pen down my first review following my visit to The Camelot Showbar Strip Club. To give you an overview, the manager on duty, a petite lady, was exceedingly unprofessional and should either be moved to a different role or dismissed altogether.

Starting from the entrance, the door staff and security were top-notch, extending courtesies, helping me with the door and guiding me to my table. I was on a weekend trip to DC and their friendliness was much appreciated. The dancers can be quite forward, but as long as you know how to handle it, it is not necessarily a negative. On the bright side, the ladies are stunning. The club has a rule that you must buy a drink for any dancer who sits with you if you want them to stay. I was quite active that night, buying a few drinks for myself and others. There is also a peculiar house rule that dancers are not allowed to dance off the stage. My dancer was scolded by the manager multiple times for dancing at our table and seat, which spoiled a lot of my experience. After a while at my table, I was informed that the table was required for new guests who had just arrived. There were several other vacant tables which made me wonder why I was being relocated. I am not a confrontational person, and I understand that sometimes business takes precedence, so I vacated the table for the new guests and moved to the bar to buy another drink. The dancer I was chatting with accompanied me to the table, as we had gotten along quite well that night and she was admittedly making a fair bit of money from me.

About 20 minutes at the bar, one of the security personnel approached the bartender and inquired if I had a drink. The bartender confirmed that I did and the security relayed that the manager wanted me out, but could not explain why. I asked what the problem was and the security stated they had no idea, as I had not caused any trouble all night. The manager, a short woman with black hair, was incredibly unprofessional, spoiling the experience for me and several others who had dancers with them at their seats. Moreover, being asked to leave the venue while still actively buying drinks without any explanation or issue is a problem. The manager should be either dismissed or reassigned. I commend the professionalism shown by the security and the dancers, but my rating is 2 stars due to the manager.

Benjamin Bays

10 months ago

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Steer clear of this place!!! I strolled by and just inquired about the entrance fee and dress code, and the bouncer just told me I wasnt welcome without giving a reason! This is discrimination at its worst!

George

11 months ago

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I have been a regular at Camelot for the past three decades, though I have not visited in recent times. I decided to drop by recently.

To my dismay, I found a DJ booth erected right in front of the stage. The speakers were blaring Rap and other street music non-stop, without any diversity for other musical preferences.

The music was so loud that it was nearly impossible to have a conversation with the dancer who was sitting with me.

I was informed that these changes were implemented by a new manager, a woman who has taken it upon herself to decide what Gentlemen should enjoy.

In all honesty, I can say that Camelot, which was once Washington DCs top Gentlemen Club, is no longer the same.

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