Rick’s Cabaret Girls Make Even Preseason Games Sound Exciting

The final pre-season NFL game on Friday, August 28th, 7:30pm, is between the New York Giants and the New York Jets—so that makes it interesting, at least according to the lovely Rick’s girls who perform at the city’s top strip club, Rick’s Cabaret New York.

“We love the Giants and we love the Jets,” explained Rick’s girl Justina, “No matter who wins, the sexy girls and I will make sure you have a memorable time. Even pre-season games are fun here.” 

The Rick’s Cabaret dancers say that they are ready for the football season and proclaim that they have the best viewing and after-parties.

Rick’s girl Tracy said, “There are over 100 sexy dancers who love football, and we love football fans. Watch the games with us and I’m sure you will also watch the hot dancers showing off their fit bodies and latest moves.” 

Rick’s girl Naomi said, “No matter the score of the game, it’s always exciting at Rick’s Cabaret with stunning dancers who love to party and play. Come experience football like a champ; pop some bottles and make it rain on the beautiful girls.”   

Rick’s Cabaret New York features over 100 seductive dancers performing across its multi-level venue. The club has VIP private suites, luxury Skyboxes, and a Roof Top Lounge where you can light up a cigar.

The Rick’s Steakhouse offers daily lunch specials and dinner. For night owls, the steakhouse offers a special late-night menu served all the way until 3AM.

Rick’s Cabaret New York
50 West 33rd Street
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Beautiful Dancers
VIP Suites, Skyboxes
Rick’s Steakhouse, Open Late
Roof Deck Cigar Lounge 

Fast-food chain Steak ‘n Shake has announced plans to remove all microwaves from its 390 U.S. restaurants as part of its ongoing effort to improve food quality.

“Steak n Shake is removing all microwaves from its restaurants. Quality restaurants don’t need microwaves,” said a spokesperson. “It is part of our journey to improve food quality and use traditional methods of cooking only.” 

The microwave ban represents the latest in a series of quality-focused changes at Steak ‘n Shake. Last year, the chain transitioned to using 100 percent all-natural beef tallow for cooking, eliminating seed oils from its restaurants.

Coney Island’s iconic Wonder Wheel has been officially added to the New York State Historic Business Preservation Registry. This recognition highlights the 104-year-old Ferris wheel’s significant role in New York’s cultural heritage. 

State Senator Jessica Scarcella-Spanton, who nominated the Brooklyn attraction, emphasized its iconic status, stating, “Millions of visitors from around the world have come to Coney Island specifically to ride this Ferris wheel because it is truly iconic.”

The registry, established in 2020, honors businesses that have operated for at least 50 years and have made a lasting impact on their communities. The Wonder Wheel is now one of six Brooklyn businesses featured on the registry. Legislation to provide financial benefits, such as relief from property taxes, to support these historic businesses is being considered.