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Magic City building exterior on Forsyth Street in downtown Atlanta

Magic City Review

241 Forsyth St SW, Atlanta, GA 30303

By US Strip Clubs Editorial Team · Last verified · How we verify

Full nudeFull bar21+

Photo: Paul Sableman, CC BY 2.0

$10
cover
$10
dances from
21+
minimum age

Magic City is a fully nude club with a full bar on Forsyth Street in downtown Atlanta, open since 1985. Table dances are $10 a song and day-shift admission is $10. The club is closely tied to Atlanta hip-hop and was the subject of a 2025 Starz docuseries.

Our verdict

Magic City is the Atlanta club people travel for, and it publishes more of its prices than most: $10 day-shift admission and $10 table dances. The full kitchen and its wings are part of the draw. Expect a hip-hop crowd and music, a no-touch rule and a dress code that turns away flip-flops and tank tops. It is closed on Sundays.

Best for: Atlanta hip-hop history.

Ranked #1 (best overall) in our best strip clubs in Atlanta guide.

This verdict is based on the club's published information and the sources below. We have not yet made a verified visit; when we do, a dated visit note will appear on this page.

Prices, hours and policies

Where Magic City does not publish something, we say "not published" rather than guess.

Address
241 Forsyth St SW, Atlanta, GA 30303
Hours
Mon–Sat: 3pm–3am
Type
Full nude
Alcohol
Full bar
Minimum age
21+
Cover charge
Day shift, 3pm-9pm, every day: $10Admission after the day shift varies; the club says admission starts at $10.
Dances from
$10
VIP room from
Not published
Bottles from
Not published
Dress code
Casual and sophisticated; no flip-flops or tank tops (as published)
Food
Full kitchen (Magic City Kitchen); the club says it is known for its wings
Parking
Not published

Prices as published on September 25, 2026. Clubs change prices without notice; confirm at the door.

What to know before you go

Planning your visit

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Dances from
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Sources (5)
  1. Address, phone, opening time, closed Sundays, cover, table dance price, dress code, 21+, full bar, full nudity, kitchen/wings, ATM, music: Magic City official FAQ (accessed September 25, 2026)
  2. Address with ZIP, phone: Magic City official contact page (accessed September 25, 2026)
  3. Day-shift admission $10, 3pm-9pm every day: Magic City reservations FAQ (club-run) (accessed September 25, 2026)
  4. Open, address, phone, hours Mon-Sat 3pm-3am (closing time), neighborhood: Creative Loafing listing (accessed September 25, 2026)
  5. Founded 1985 by Michael Barney; 2025 Starz docuseries 'Magic City: An American Fantasy': NBC News (accessed September 25, 2026)