Zippers is a tradition when it comes to hot male dancers in Dallas, TX. Eye candy at its finest can often be found in this small neighborhood bar. I have visited there several times and have always left with something, or “someone” worth talking about. This visit was no exception. We entered the bar on a recent Friday night. There was no cover. Immediately to our right was a muscled dancer on a corner stage. Looking straight ahead is a long narrow room with a bar down the middle. There are stools around the bar where the patrons sit. At the end of the bar on the right is another corner stage. This one was occupied by two extremely cute dancers with slim defined bodies.
I ordered a Dos Equis lager from the bartender. The price was $5 and I threw in a $1 tip. We found a seat at the long bar. I sipped the beer as I took in the scenery. There is a wide doorway at the end of the bar that leads to a small room with a stage on the left that wraps around to the back wall. There were two dancers on this stage as well. The first one on the left was wearing a pair of long white shorts. At first I thought this was a little unusual for a stripper. I mean, male strippers usually wear something a little more revealing. It soon became apparent why it was necessary for him to wear the long shorts. Briefs or even regular boxers would not have been long enough to cover what he had been blessed with.
The second dancer in the room was Cory. Cory was our favorite dancer of the night. Great body, dark hair, handsome face, perfect ass, and a sexy smile. All of that was seductively wrapped inside red bikini briefs with string sides. I must admit that from that point on I spent most of my time watching Cory and little else. A couple of times Cory made eye contact and smiled. After his session he made his way around the room and stopped by where I was sitting. I almost forgot to tip, I was enjoying the view. I also liked Cory because he knows the game. He was entertaining, sexy, and a prime example of the reason we male stripper fans go to bars like Zippers. There was another bar in a back room past the stage where Cory was dancing. We walked back and looked in but didn't stay. I already knew who I wanted to watch.
I would like to commend Zippers for the music they played at the bar. We have been to bars where the DJ would select music that they may have personally liked but the dancers could not dance to it. The music at Zippers helped create the atmosphere and encourage the dancers to move the way we like to see them move.
Zippers is a regular stop when we make a trip to Dallas and will remain so. Each time we have visited, the dancers have been different but each time there has always been one or more that we remember and hope to see again. If you are visiting Dallas make Zippers one of your stops. We recommend that you go early. Parking is limited in the area. There are other bars in the same area so once you've parked, you can move back and forth and enjoy them all. Until next time, stop in at Zippers and find something you want to talk about. Leave a comment at the end of the blog or email me and let me know who was your favorite male dancer.
Location: 3333 N. Fitzhugh, Dallas, TX
Phone: 214-526-9519
Links:
Zippers Facebook Page
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