Many of you ladies have asked me to list places to freestyle in different cities. I will no longer be creating individual posts for each city. Instead I will share what I know in this “Master Post.” I will continue to update it with more information when I get a chance to. Favorite this so you can always refer back to it.
Keep in mind ladies, that when it comes to wealthy men, you can meet them anywhere. Going to any of these places does not guarantee that you will walk out with a POT. Wealthy men are people just like you and I, so you never know where you may see them. I have met wealthy men in regular sports bars just because that’s where they happened to be at that given moment. So, when you are planning to go out freestyling, get creative with where you go. Focus more on spotting a wealthy man rather than only focusing on the location. Some of the places that I list below are brands/chains that can be found in most major cities. For instance, The Ritz Carlton in most areas will be a great place. If you do not see your city listed yet, look at places in the other cities listed and do a search to see if your city has that establishment.
How to Use This List: Start with the areas, first. These are typically the high end/upscale or popular areas in the city. Most of the restaurants, lounges, hotels, etc. in these areas will be a great spot to meet the wealthy. I can’t (and won’t) list every single spot. This is just a guide. Any clubs/lounges, hotels, restaurants, and shopping areas listed are either my personal recommendation, recommendation from an associate, or is a popular establishment. All of these are not necessarily upscale, but you can meet a POT. Lastly, the list will be updated with new information as it is obtained.
Hotels: JW Marriott Chicago, Ritz Carlton, The Westin Chicago River, The Westin Michigan Avenue
Restaurants: The Capital Grille, Everest, Del Frisco’s Double Eagle Steakhouse, Joe’s Seafood & Prime Steakhouse, Oceanique, Prime & Provisions, Restaurant Michael, RPM Steak, S.K.Y., Steak 48
Shopping: Michigan Avenue
Areas: Aventura, Brickell, Downtown, Midtown, Wynwood and The Grove
Avoid: Ocean Drive & Washington Avenue
Clubs/Lounges: The Bar & Courtyard, Bodega (South Beach on Sunday), The Forge, LIV (South Beach), Radio Bar (South Beach)
Hotels: 1 Hotel South Beach, Four Seasons, JW Marriott Marquis, W Miami
Restaurants: The Bazaar by Jose Andres, Better Days (Brickell), Fogo De Chao, Hakkasan, La Petite Maison, Mignonette, NAOE, Oyster Bar (Brickell), Prime 112, STK (Midtown)
Shopping: Aventura, Bal Harbour
Hotels: The Pfister Hotel (Milwaukee), Radisson Paper Valley (Green Bay)
Clubs/Lounges: Harrah’s, The Metro, Ohm Lounge, Penthouse, Republic
Hotels: Convention Center Marriott, Hilton New Orleans Airport, Hyatt Regency, Loews, Renaissance Pere Marquette, Ritz Carlton, The Roosevelt, The W
Restaurants: Jacques Imo’s, Morton’s Steakhouse, Mother’s
Shopping: The Shoppes at Canal
Areas: Florham Park, Meat Packing District, Morristown, Parsippany, Rutherford, Tarrytown, White Plains (New York Knicks)
Clubs/Lounges: 40/40 Club, Club 28, Greenhouse, Pink Elephant, Providence, SL, Starlets, WIP
Hotels: Four Seasons NYC, Hilton Hasbrouck Heights, Hilton Short Hills, Hotel Pennsylvania, Hyatt Regency on the Hudson, Marriott at the Brooklyn Bridge, New York Marriott Marquis, Radisson Martinique, Sheraton Meadowlands, Taj, W Hoboken
Restaurants: Amy Ruth’s, Catch, Cipriani’s, La Marina, Lavo, Milo’s, Nobu (57th), Nobu (Tribeca), Rothmann’s, Sugar Factory, Tao (Downtown)
Shopping: Short Hills Mall, Westchester Mall
Northern California (Oakland, San Francisco, and Sacramento)
Areas: Alameda, Emeryville, Financial District (San Francisco), Fisherman’s Wharf, Jack London Square (Oakland), Market Street (San Francisco), Union Square
Clubs/Lounges: Era, District, Harlot, Leige, Parliament, The Roc,
Hotels: Four Seasons San Francisco, Hyatt Regency Santa Clara, Marriott (Downtown Oakland), Sheraton Grand (Sacramento), W Hotel San Francisco, Westin St. Francis on Union Square
Areas: Bethesda, DuPont Circle, Gallery Place, Georgetown, Tyson’s Corner (McLean, VA)
Clubs/Lounges: Barcode, Bliss, Chi Cha Lounge, Cities, Echostage, Eden Lounge, Gryphon, Josephine’s, Opera, Ozio’s, The Park at 14th, Rosebar, Stadium, Ultra Bar
Hotels: Four Seasons, Hotel Monaco Washington, DC, JW Marriott Washington, Renaissance Downtown, Westin Arlington Gateway, Westin Washington,
Restaurants: Ben’s Chilli Bowl, BlackSalt Fish Market & Restaurant, Busboys & Poets, The Capital Grille, Fig & Olive, Joe’s Seafood Prime Steak & Stone Crab, Lauriol Plaza, Madhatter, Mastro’s, Nobu, Oohs and Aahs, Old Ebbitt Grille, RPM Italian, Ted’s Bulletin
Shopping: Chevy Chase Pavilion, City Center, Gallery Place, Georgetown Park, National Harbor, Pentagon City, Tyson’s Corner, Tyson’s Galleria
It’s no surprise that an airport is a perfect place to find a POT/SD. I have a series of tips that pertain to free styling at an airport. The first one is seat upgrades! Here’s what I do to get bumped up to business or first class:
Make friends with the reservations crew/flight attendants. It is nearly impossible that you’ll get the same flight attendants on another flight, even if you’re a frequent flier. But, you can’t go wrong with having them in your network. You ALWAYS get more flies with honey than vinegar. Sometimes on an emptier flight, you can get them to give you a seat upgrade. So, make nice!
Often on over booked flights, the airline will ask for volunteers to take the next flight instead. Volunteer to check bags and/or take the next flight. Always ask about how this will affect your seating, FIRST before you agree to volunteer. You don’t want to end up with seats that aren’t comparable to what you previously paid for. But in the event that the next flight isn’t as full, you may be able to get upgraded. Sometimes, you can even get meal vouchers out of the deal.
NEVER SELECT YOUR SEAT WHEN BOOKING YOUR FLIGHT, IF YOU BOOK COACH. I NEVER select my seat until I check in at the airport. And I almost always check-in last minute? Why? I’m a procrastinator, duh. But no, seriously… most airlines will charge you additional to book seats closer to the front. So naturally, people who select their seats when booking, get the seats towards the back. But think about it… why would you pay to book a seat in addition to paying for the flight? They HAVE to seat you, whether you select a seat or not. Where do they expect you to sit? The wing of the plane? The pilot’s lap? Typically, by the time I check in, there are only either seats towards the front or business/first remaining. At check in, the rep will ask at that time what seat you want. Take your pick. There may still be a free for business/first, BUT you may get the upgrade for free or a significantly discounted cost. This is my tried and true way.
Now that you have your upgraded seat, it’s up to you to finesse and chat up who is in business/first class with you.
A lot of women are not into dating professional athletes, which is understandable. I, however, plan to marry one. But what many aspiring sb’s and spoiled girlfriends don’t realize, is that sporting events are a great place to freestyle! And it’s easier/not as expensive as you may think. In some cities where the teams don’t have the best record, you can get floor seats as low as $200. Court-side is where you can mingle with others. You’ll find anyone from rappers, athletes of other sports, to sports execs, and other wealthy business men. If you can finesse your way into a suite or box, you’re bound to find wealthy men as POTs. Many arenas also have exclusive restaurants and bars. That’s also a perfect place to find SD’s.
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