Sex Shops, Strip Clubs & Gentlemen's Clubs in Brooklyn

Find sex shops, strip clubs and gentlemen's clubs in Brooklyn, United States. Verified listings with photos, reviews and direct contact. Updated 2026.

Brooklyn New York's coolest borough is a world unto itself. From the artsy streets of Williamsburg to the Caribbean energy of Crown Heights and the old-school charm of Bay Ridge, Brooklyn pulses with a diverse, creative spirit that Manhattan can't quite match. The nightlife is raw, real and endlessly varied.

While New York City doesn't have the legal brothels of Nevada or Amsterdam, those looking for brothels in Brooklyn will find that the city's vast adult entertainment scene has no shortage of options. Massage parlors, escort agencies, strip clubs and adult entertainment venues are scattered throughout the boroughs. The beauty of Brooklyn's population diverse, confident and cosmopolitan means the choices are as varied as the borough itself.

Whether you're a local or visiting from out of town, our listings cut through the noise. Check the map and find adult entertainment and brothels in Brooklyn that suit your taste.

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Shag

4.6 (81 reviews)

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CLUB 741

3.6 (96 reviews)

Gentlemens Club Strip Club Adult Entertainment

Babeland - Brooklyn

3.8 (43 reviews)

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Prostitution is not legal in Las Vegas or Reno. In the United States prostitution is mainly a matter of state law, and selling and buying sex are crimes in every state except in licensed brothels in some rural Nevada counties, and except that Maine (since 2023) no longer punishes selling. Nevada bars brothel licences in any county of 700,000 or more people, which is Clark County (Las Vegas); Washoe County (Reno) bans them by ordinance. Federal law adds the Mann Act (taking a person across state lines for prostitution) and, since FOSTA-SESTA in 2018, a crime of running a website with intent to promote or facilitate the prostitution of another person; Section 230 no longer shields such sites from state prosecution or civil sex-trafficking claims. Backpage was seized in 2018 and its owners prosecuted. Source: Prostitution Laws (prostitutionlaws.org), https://prostitutionlaws.org/countries/united-states/, reviewed 2026-11-03, CC BY 4.0.