What is the name of the strip club frequented by the Soprano crew?

The strip club frequented by the Soprano crew is the Bada Bing!.

In the series, the Bada Bing is owned and managed by Silvio Dante and serves as both an adult-entertainment business and a regular meeting place for Tony Soprano’s organization. Tony’s office is located in a back room, where characters discuss business, plan crimes, and handle disputes away from public view.

The fictional club’s name comes from the catchphrase “bada bing,” popularized in part by James Caan’s Sonny Corleone in The Godfather. The show originally considered calling it “The Final Lap,” but that name was dropped. The club also became one of The Sopranos’ most recognizable visual symbols.

The real filming location was Satin Dolls, an actual go-go bar on Route 17 in Lodi, New Jersey. The series used the location for exterior and main interior scenes, while Tony’s back-room office was filmed on a soundstage. The real venue was not identical to the fictional club: New Jersey alcohol regulations limited the combination of liquor service and topless dancing.