You can drink alcohol at a topless club in Las Vegas, because topless venues hold full liquor licences. That is the trade Nevada makes — alcohol service in exchange for a limit on nudity — and it is why the city's largest rooms, Sapphire and Spearmint Rhino among them, are topless rather than fully nude.

Most Las Vegas topless clubs enforce a dress code for men: no athletic wear, no sleeveless shirts and no beachwear, applied more strictly at the door on Friday and Saturday nights. Each club publishes its own policy, and the larger Strip-adjacent rooms are the strictest.