Phuket Nightlife - Patongs New Bright Spot -- G-Spot

K2 · #1 11-06-2005, 14:42

G-Spot opening last night - Stevem gone back into go-go biz by opening new Go-Go next door to old Playschool (Soi Sea Dragon).

Had a real good opening night - great deco/aircon & music and fresh newbie go-go girls - (doubtless not for long!). Thanks Stevem for a great night, and expect G-Spot will be very hot - certainly our top choice to enjoy!

After went on to Dragon - pretty hot 'soapy show' - Sleezy check it out (2.30am) - you'll love it!! We enjoyed it too and pretty busy - tho looks like dancing is no longer much of an option (for the customers). Then onto Dragon (3.30am) - hummm unless your Thai would watch your step in here now - must have 85% Thai (mostly 'mao' guys) and 2 fights - not a good vibe but music good and 'hear' closes around 5am.

Jaysen · #2 11-06-2005, 15:47

[quote=SAT]G-Spot opening last night - Stevem gone back into go-go biz by opening new Go-Go next door to old Playschool (Soi Sea Dragon).
Had a real good opening night - great deco/aircon & music and fresh newbie go-go girls - (doubtless not for long!).QUOTE]

Congratulations Stevem

Best of luck with your new venture mate, i'm sure it will be a hit!!!

IRISH JONNY · #3 11-06-2005, 15:48

[quote=Jaysen]

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Originally Posted by SAT

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Congratulations Stevem

Best of luck with your new venture mate, i'm sure it will be a hit!!!

SAME SAME FROM ME STEVEM.....HOPEFULLY WE WILL HOOK UP FOR A COLD ONE DURING MY TOUR................
IJ

river · #4 11-06-2005, 16:44

Nice one Stevem I think Patong needs more gogo's it's a shame so many can't make it work, quality is the key I think.

stevem · #5 11-06-2005, 17:50

Thanks guys, when you rock up here in Patong come on by, and if I dont already know you, then make sure you speak up.

By the way, anyone heard of a liqueur called "Chambord". Its unheard of here on the island, but does anyone know of a substitute.

Allybabba22 · #6 11-06-2005, 18:52

Yes good luck with the new buisness venture Stevem, Hope everything works out for you!!!

Nicke · #7 11-06-2005, 19:00

Maybe some BMs can help and bring for you when they come over?

The way I get my supply of black death.

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Originally Posted by stevem

Thanks guys, when you rock up here in Patong come on by, and if I dont already know you, then make sure you speak up.

By the way, anyone heard of a liqueur called "Chambord". Its unheard of here on the island, but does anyone know of a substitute.

butterflyblonde · #8 11-06-2005, 22:29

Congrats Steve

So you have called it G. Spot ? Wonder where you got that idea ?

Will Graham of Love bar be getting commision on his namesake ?

void · #9 12-06-2005, 05:56

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Originally Posted by stevem

By the way, anyone heard of a liqueur called "Chambord". Its unheard of here on the island, but does anyone know of a substitute.

I've read Chambord is a french liqueur made from black raspberries. Offhand, I can not think of a similar tasting liquer.

JayBee · #10 12-06-2005, 13:32

Good move, SteveM!!

I am surprised that when you sold Playschool that the sales agreement did not have in it a "covenant not to compete." Here in America, when someone sells a business, this is almost always included in the agreement, usually for a period of at least 5 years, sometimes even 10 years. Igues things are different in LOS. Maybe now they wish they thought of it?

Good luck in your new enterprise!!

stevem · #11 12-06-2005, 17:16

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Originally Posted by butterflyblonde

Wonder where you got that idea ?

Will Graham of Love bar be getting commision on his namesake ?

No, we called our bar beer in SeaDragon "GSpot" before I knew of Graham's "Geespot's" existence. Then when we brought the bar nextdoor to Playschool previously called "Heaven", we called that "GSpot 2", this was to just help with legal issues and just to make life easier.

Sirgezza · #12 12-06-2005, 20:27

Hi Steve,

Good luck with the new venture. Will you be setting up a website and posting photos of the

dancers

? It helps me arrange my itinery druing my visit

stevem · #13 12-06-2005, 22:20

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Originally Posted by gez

Hi Steve,

Good luck with the new venture. Will you be setting up a website and posting photos of the

dancers

? It helps me arrange my itinery druing my visit

Sure am, doman name already registered, just need to find time to the site.

Werwolf · #14 13-06-2005, 12:25

Hi Steve
Congratulation and good luck for your new business

Geir · #15 13-06-2005, 20:07

Good luck with your new go-go. I will drop by when I come back.

Geir

Jonas · #16 14-06-2005, 00:44

Good luck with your new business .....

I will drop in for a beer in the beginning of july and hopfully Malaysian will join me , but please !!! No Abba music ....

stevem · #17 14-06-2005, 01:03

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Originally Posted by Jonas

Good luck with your new business .....

I will drop in for a beer in the beginning of july and hopfully Malaysian will join me , but please !!! No Abba music ....

Look forward to see both of you again, and I can guarentee you your music request.

Apollo · #18 14-06-2005, 12:24

Steve, congrats and thank you for opening a new go go bar (I agree that Patong could use more). Please let us know how business is coming along and when your website is up and running! A few picts of your dancers would be nice as well

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birdwing · #19 18-06-2005, 16:24

Quote:

Originally Posted by SAT

G-Spot opening last night - Stevem gone back into go-go biz by opening new Go-Go next door to old Playschool (Soi Sea Dragon).

Had a real good opening night - great deco/aircon & music and fresh newbie go-go girls - (doubtless not for long!). Thanks Stevem for a great night, and expect G-Spot will be very hot - certainly our top choice to enjoy!

After went on to Dragon - pretty hot 'soapy show' - Sleezy check it out (2.30am) - you'll love it!! We enjoyed it too and pretty busy - tho looks like dancing is no longer much of an option (for the customers). Then onto Dragon (3.30am) - hummm unless your Thai would watch your step in here now - must have 85% Thai (mostly 'mao' guys) and 2 fights - not a good vibe but music good and 'hear' closes around 5am.

You mentioned Dragon twice so which one was wrong? Where was the soapy show mate?

stevem · #20 18-06-2005, 16:46

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Originally Posted by birdwing

You mentioned Dragon twice so which one was wrong? Where was the soapy show mate?

In Dragon Disco/A-GoGo

stevem · #21 18-06-2005, 16:47

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Originally Posted by Apollo

Steve, congrats and thank you for opening a new go go bar (I agree that Patong could use more). Please let us know how business is coming along and when your website is up and running! A few picts of your dancers would be nice as well

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Thanks, in Sydney for a week and will get web site up and running on return to Patong.

LivinLOS · #22 18-06-2005, 16:56

was one in Dragon last time I ventured in..

barfly · #23 18-06-2005, 20:22

Good luck Stevem, I guess that will soon be an end to Playskool!

Are you in the bar now that used to have the live band playing? There was a very nice girl there whose name,I'm ashamed to say, escapes me!

stevem · #24 18-06-2005, 20:31

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Originally Posted by barfly

Good luck Stevem, I guess that will soon be an end to Playskool!

Are you in the bar now that used to have the live band playing? There was a very nice girl there whose name,I'm ashamed to say, escapes me!

Playschool is still running, we sold that back in February. No you are thinking of Coyote Bar, they are next door and still have the live band most nights.

urtheman · #25 18-06-2005, 21:29

By the way, anyone heard of a liqueur called "Chambord". Its unheard of here on the island, but does anyone know of a substitute.

Chambord is a french raspberry liquer.
Try Creme de Cassis it's as close as you can get here. And you usually mix it in Champagne or other things or over ice cream. You can get some french Creme de cassis that pretty good.

Cheers!