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San Francisco, California
Queer sex club in the Tenderloin's Transgender Cultural District.
A San Francisco queer sex club operating since 1992. In 2022 it moved from the Church and Market area to 132 Turk Street in the historic Transgender District, directly across from Aunt Charlie's Lounge — two queer institutions facing each other on the same street. The Turk Street building carries its own history: it was originally the Club Turkish Bath House (the city's first gay bathhouse) and later the legendary Bulldog Baths, before they were shut down in the 1980s. This is a cruise and play space, not a traditional bathhouse — there's no sauna, steam room, or spa amenities. The club has lockers, a lounge, video areas, glory hole booths, cubicles, and slings. No street clothes past the locker room: towels, jockstraps, kink wear, or nothing. The crowd is primarily men, though the official policy is "we don't police gender." Discounted Thursday rates for students.
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