Clermont Lounge
Adult entertainment club · Atlanta
789 Ponce De Leon Ave NE, Atlanta, GA 30306
Highlights
Dive bar with unique strip club performances and cheap drinks
Dive bar with unique strip club performances and cheap drinks
"A strip club might seem like a weird place to cry, but anything goes here and since photos are prohibited your tears can't be documented. At the Clermont Lounge you can blend into karaoke night on Tuesdays or Disco Saturdays, sweat it out on the dance floor, and stay late—the club is open until 3 a.m. Monday through Saturday—and it's cash only." - Allison Ramirez
"Why yes, Atlanta’s oldest dubious vice den located beneath Hotel Clermont, which celebrated its 100th year being open recently, offers karaoke starting at 10 p.m. every Tuesday. Clermont Lounge opened in 1965 and is the city’s oldest, woman-owned strip club." - Eater Staff
"An infamous, decades-old basement strip club known for its raucous, countercultural vibe—patrons come for cheap PBR, eccentric peep-show performances by longtime local entertainers, strict no-photos rules, and an unforgettable, over-50-years legacy in the city’s nightlife." - Eater Staff
"This iconic strip bar located in the basement of the Hotel Clermont on Ponce is a frequent stop for tourists and locals. And, it has been for over 50 years now. The dubious vice den is where to head for a PBR and shots and a peep show filled with aging strippers, including everyone’s favorite, Blondie. Watch the Atlanta living legend crush a few beer cans between her breasts. Two rules to abide by at the Clermont: no touching the entertainers and absolutely no photos allowed." - Beth McKibben
"Start the night upstairs at the Hotel Clermont’s swanky rooftop bar or the lobby bar, then head down to the infamous vice den below the hotel, which needs zero introduction among local Atlantans. Crowds here are rowdy, raucous, and include every walk of life, from Georgia Tech students to Jennifer Lawrence. Drink beer from the bottle, sit at the bar — and bring singles. Remember: no photos are allowed inside the Clermont Lounge, and no touching the entertainers." - Eater Staff
