seph4242

The club was, to be nice about it, extremely disappointing. My buddy and I came here around 10PM on a Sunday after work. The cover was $12, a little high by Houston standards (the much better Gold Cup is only $10 and the insanely better Treasures is $15) and sat down. Ordered two overpriced beers at $8 a piece, that's bad enough by itself, handed the waitress a $20 and of course never saw my change again despite asking for it. The worst part, by far was that even though there were about five groups of customers and about seven dancers in the cub not once did I see any of the dancers proposition a customer for a dance. Dancers routinely walked around the club routinely without so much as even looking for work. God knows where they were going. After about 45 minutes and of this nonsense my coworker and I just left.

Went here with a friend on a Sunday night. The place was mostly empty of both customers and dancers - talked to one of the dancers and apparently it is like this on most every Sunday. Parking was free and the dance room, which like the rest of the club is too well lit, was also free. Cover was a fair ten dollars; beer was 7.50 like anywhere else. Dances were all 20 dollars. Had dances with three girls - the first of which was obviously new and low contact, a second one with high mileage, and a third one which, in a first for Texas, did not allow two way contact, but still provided good service and a good time. All in all, it wasn't a bad way to spend a Sunday night, yet for the money Treasures is still the best in town despite being pricier.

Came here around 11:30 on a Saturday night, parking was free and there was still good, well lit spots available. The nighttime cover is fairly reasonable at 10 dollars and the waitresses weren't terribly pushy by usual club standards. One unique feature of this club is the showers on both sides of the main stage. If you enjoy just watching the show then this place isn't too bad for that; the high ratio of customers to dancers means you'll be left alone more often than not.