Florida steakhouse offers classy nude dining experience that does not allow 'touchy-feely stuff'

If you're looking for a classy steakhouse dining experience without the stress that comes with trying to figure out what to wear, there's a Florida establishment that offers up exactly what you're looking for.

They have a nude dining experience that includes everything you could want from fine dining at a steakhouse without the pressure and restrictions that are attached to clothing. And don't worry, there's no "touchy-feely stuff."

This is about enjoying a meal with a few strangers in the buff like an adult. Any funny business will have to be conducted elsewhere, obviously.

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The clothing free night is held on the first Monday every month at the CLASS Soiree Steakhouse in Hollywood, Florida. Owner and chef Maurad Ali told Local 10 that he came up with the idea to attract new business.

Ali says there's a market for the nude dining experience and on Monday, the first of the month of August, they were expecting around 20 customers.

If you're interested in getting in on one of these nude dining experiences, you're not alone, and it will cost you a couple of hundred dollars. The tickets are $250 for men, $150 for women, and $300 for couples.

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"I'm the chef and owner, my crew, we are all professionals," said Ali of the five-star experience dripping with class and elegance that his business provides.

There's also a hostess at these events who is there setting the comfort level. Tashaeba Hart explained her role, "Once you walk through the door, I’ll most likely be nude, no clothes on, so when you come in you do feel more comfortable."

Perfect. You're not going into this alone. The hostess is there to set the mood for the evening. And don't worry about whether any laws are being broken. This is all on the up and up.

A spokesperson for the city of Hollywood confirmed that to Local 10. Joann Hussey said, "Yes, it's legal. It's legal because the staff members working are clothed."

Finally, an answer for those who can’t fully enjoy dining at a steakhouse because of the requirements that they wear clothes.