69 Cattle Company

My 1st time here was on a Saturday night for my 39th birthday. I had 1 drink due to the drink tasting horrible. A bartender class is recommended. It was amazing inside. A very high classy feeling in a not so high classy area. Seemed out of place. Yet it was still empty. There were way more workers than customers. Some really beautiful ladies. The songs they were dancing to were so smooth and flowing. They put me to sleep sitting in my chair without drinking. There were no table dances, no dancers coming to the tables other than to sit there and chit-chat. There was no special attention towards birthday folk. I was clearly marked. The other local strip clubs at least feel like strip clubs, Cattle Co. gives you the feeling that you are somewhere you don't belong and definitely can not afford.

Had a girls' weekend and ended up going to the 69 Cattle Company. We had a blast! The girls were very nice and it was classy.

Ladies night is a waste of time. Do not even bother. The female dancers are nice but the owner is not. He does not treat the dancers with respect.

It's ok, I went there the day before my birthday and it was very slow. And it was on a Wednesday and they never mentioned it was ladies night in person so i mainly wasted my last two dollars on a stripper and my hubby paid for my two beers and there were no male strippers, What a bummer.

Just an observation/suggestion: When the door attendant(s), waitress(es) & bartender(s) hands back change to customer(s) it would be nice/more convenient to hand their change back to them in all one dollar bills; that way the customer(s) don't have to spend/waste the majority of their time trying to exchange their bigger bills in order to pay the entertainers. ... If management is worried about/concerned with running out of one dollar bills, then here's what to do: when your attendant(s), waitress(es) &/or bartender(s) first notice y'all are starting to run low on one dollar bills, have the (overly loud & distorted-sounding) DJ to ask the entertainers to meet with management in the back after their set(s) to exchange all their one dollar bills for big(ger) bills; then y'all can recirculate all the one dollar bills amongst the customers yet again... Waitresses shouldn't be just sitting at the bar &/or with customers/their buddies; friendliness is much appreciated, but they're hired to serve, NOT to hang out. Entertainers need to understand that they are creating a fantasy for (the bar & their own) profit; smile at & be friendly with/to all customers (not just the men). Entertainers should want to circulate & introduce themselves to everyone (NOT hang out at a table with their buddies counting their money &/or mindlessly scrolling through social media) in order to build up their clientele (especially before the more-money-than-common sense out-of-town lake crowd leaves the lake areas for the winter months; locals will return where they feel their money is well spent, but they've got to feel that their business/money is welcomed/wanted first & foremost). It would also be nice if the DJ & entertainers understood that there's more music genres to dance to than just Rap, R&B, & Hip-Hop; & that country music is for more than just intermission(s) between sets. Customers literally range in age from 21-80, & the majority of them tend to like (to be entertained with/to) a wide range of music (especially being that Oklahoma has produced some of the biggest names in both country & rock over the years). I mean, for a bar that decided to call itself "The 69 CATTLE Company" I expected to see at least one (country-like) entertainer that could dance to some party country music, or at least some 80's "Pour Some Sugar on Me" &/or "Cherry Pie"; but what can one expect when the outer & inner decor is a confused mixture of High-class Country & Greek influence. I've never been an entertainer myself, but I've been to (& have spent way more money than I should have at) nearly every gentleman's club in the state of Oklahoma; I also have several friends & exes who have been/currently are entertainers at other established clubs in Oklahoma &/or surrounding states (some travel seasonally between clubs/to follow the money). Once again, these are just the perceptions/opinions/suggestions of a paying customer. Honestly, I believe this business is on the right track, they've just gotta reach out & talk to their customers (pick their brains for pros & cons) & then work out their (grand opening) kinks (say bye-bye to MIA waitresses, & snooty, full-of-themselves entertainers).

I enjoy working there and can’t wait for the restaurant to open!

No food, subpar entertainers, mixed drinks are from store bought premix at least on my drinks and were awful. Only reason it gets 2 stars is it's a clean building and new

Been a daner here since it opened good friends beautiful bar staff clean bar every thing is still new and clean smelling been dancing for 11 years and this is the nicest and cleaner bar I work at come see me alex and all the beautiful girls always love to entertain you and your crew