This club's fame was in the 2000s into the early-2010s when they were at their old Oakland Park location near Ft Lauderdale – the city forced them to close a few years ago and they subsequently opened the current Pompano location.
I only went to this club (Pompano) once on a Fr dayshift to meet up w/ TUSCLer @twentyfive – the club had a fairly good crowd and vibe; and the club itself IMO is one of the nicer-ones around (spacious; new; nicely-appointed; good staff; one felt comfortable in it) – but for w/e reason it did seem the dancers tilted older – IDK if this was b/c:
-
perhaps these were dancers that had a history w/ the club from its previous location which by now were older?
-
perhaps the club purposely went for a particular type dancer and older dancers fit the (club’s) bill better?
-
maybe the club had higher dancer-fees that older dancers that would have a harder time competing at other popular clubs would be willing to pay?
But – that was a complaint one often heard of this club; i.e. older dancers – they were not necessarily ugly nor way-past-their-prime, but “young hardbodies they were not” – and the nightshift actually seemed to be struggling – so it seems this club never really got its footing completely when it had reopened at the new Pompano-location – it also had a bit higher prices (I think dances were $30 instead of the SoFlo norm of $25) – the dancers also wore mini-dresses instead of slutty small-2-pieces which I didn’t necessarily like – but it was a nice-club w/ good service and they seemed to have a good kitchen (on my visit I saw a few guys having lunch when I first arrived in the afternoon; then later closer to happy-hour they had what I think was a prime-rib slab and had a chef handing out complimentary slices of prime-rib which I thought was a nice-touch).
Per a post above, seems they are doing it right w.r.t. the reopening by offering free admission, open bar, and free-food; so that may get the ball-rolling w.r.t. them being open again.