Best Place to Nab a Sugar Daddy in Dallas - NBC Dallas-Fort Worth

Best Place to Nab a Sugar Daddy in Dallas

Ritz-Carlton Hotel

Rattlesnake bar inside the Ritz-Carlton Hotel in Dallas.

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Ladies who have always dreamed of finding a sugar daddy and laying on the couch eating bon bons all day, this article is for you.

Gentlemen who have large sums of cash and want to steer clear of gold diggers, this article is also for you.

SugarSugar.com, which touts itself as "the niche dating site" where "romance meets finance" has come out with a list of the "Top Sugar Dating Hot Spots."

According to the website, the man in this situation is considered a "sugar daddy" while the woman is a "sugar baby"

In Dallas the best place to nab a sugar daddy is Rattlesnake Bar inside the Ritz-Carlton Hotel, according to the site.

"This bars patrons are a mixture of old money and new, and is frequented by athletes and businessmen. Dont worry ladies, the valet is free, so put on your best duds and pull in proudly behind the Porches and Maseratis."

And if you're road-tripping to Houston, Vic & Anthony's Steakhouse is the place to go to find "an attractive influential crowd." Click the gallery to the left for the entire Top 10.

The information was compiled through online polling and responses to the SugarSugar Blog.

Sorry guys, no information on where to find a "sugar mama."

Posted Thursday, Jul 14, 2011 - 11:58 AM CDT

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