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Lady Smarts: How to Visit a Strip Club

Clubs can be pretentious, exclusive, elitist and silly. Then, there are strip clubs. Offering equal opportunity under unflattering lights, buried feelings, and shifty eyes, strip clubs are the embodiment of the new American dream, where anyone with a wad of sweaty bills and slumped shoulders can join in watching other people do what they only avoid seeing in the mirror. The same goes for guys and girls, of course, and should that day come, when you find yourself convinced, ambushed, or excitedly

13 facts about flirting that single — and married — people should know

Big Black’s Ex-Wife Shannon Breaks Silence, Responds To Christopher Boykin’s Death

Christopher Boykin, better known as Big Black, died of a heart attack Tuesday at the age of 45.

No one on Lena Dunham’s new show is worth going Camping with

Lena Dunham and Jenni Konner made a career out of creating an entertaining series filled with frequently unlikable people in HBO’s Girls. The pair’s second time around on the cable network shows that lightning indeed does not strike twice. Camping is in the running for the worst U.S. version of a successful British series since Coupling, an awkward, painful cringe comedy heavy on the cringe and appallingly light on the comedy.

What Your Beer Choice Says About You

The highly unscientific opinions of these three BuzzFeed Fellows who drink a lot of beer.

Noise in NIGHTCLUBS should be limited so millennials don't go deaf

The Geneva-based organisation offers guidelines for such venues, but they're not widely implemented. As a result, some reach 110 decibels - the equivalent to a chainsaw.

Woman Who Tricked Thousands Of Men On Tinder Explains Stunt

Aponte has revealed she worked with a producer named Rob Bliss to execute the massive dating scheme. Bliss produced a short film explaining how and why the duo planned the ruse.

How To Improve The Content On Your Restaurant Website Homepage

Like the front door to your restaurant, your homepage is important. Here's how to improve the content on your restaurant website homepage.

Bars and Restaurants: 50 Examples in Plan and Section

The spatial distribution of a restaurant or bar is essential to its success. Faced with this design challenge, several architects have experimented...

No more drinking at the bar or salt and pepper shakers when pubs reopen

UKHospitality issues guidelines to help restaurants and bars welcome back drinkers and diners from early July

If cocktail bars and strip clubs can adapt their businesses, then so can you

Digital transformation is no longer gradual it's immediate, and your audience is waiting for your new signature cocktail... or striptease?

9 Incredible Bars and Restaurants That Used to Be Other Things

Occupying everything from old streamliners and airplanes to bank vaults and power plants, these establishments revel in their structures’ storied histories

10 Signs Your Bar Needs More Business

·Running a profitable bar business is a high-stakes game. If you are lucky enough to not only survive, but thrive, your bar is ahead of the curve. Conversely, if you find your bar struggling for more business, you are not alone. Here are 10 signs your bar needs more business1. Saturday night is as empty as Monday night:Look around the room and count the empty seats! If Saturday nights in your bar are consistently as empty as Monday nights then…

Restaurants and pubs are reopening inside, but what are the rules?

People in England, Scotland and Wales will soon be able to drink inside a pub.

9 Essential Ingredients That Make a Great Bar

What's in a bar? Would drinks in an establishment by any other name taste as sweet? We think not.

Eatertainment is the New Nightclub: How Guests are Changing Nightlife

A new study has revealed the lucrative emergence of the new nightclub, known as the eatertainment venue. Consumer interests are shifting away from traditional bars and nightclubs, with big crowds and long waits for drinks among the biggest complaints. A third of Americans prefer a venue that combines food, drinks, entertainment and activities, providing profitable new opportunities for operators.

Time at the bar: Why are pubs disappearing from Britain’s streets?

They were once bastions of cultural heritage, but their numbers have been dwindling for years, with small independents bearing the brunt of changing drinking habits. Mick O’Hare looks back at the history of the Great British Pub and finds not all hope is lost