Reviews by Danny206

I checked out SinRock for the first time on a Saturday night in late May. I don't think I would have found it without GPS -- despite the fact that you can see it from the freeway! But once you know how to get there, it's pretty conveniently located from the Eastside and south end. Physically, I really like this club. They've definitely put some effort into the decor, which has a plush bordello/Moulin Rouge vibe. Lots of red velvet and interesting artifacts around. The door staff and 'bartender' were friendly and efficient. The bad news, from my perspective: The dancers (the handful I saw) were not to my taste. I like the Playboy type; SinRock leans more toward Suicide Girls, and based on the few dancers I saw, mostly on the thicker side. But if that's what you like, I think this might be a great hang! I didn't stay long and didn't buy any dances, so I can't comment on that aspect.

Stopped at Rick's on Wednesday night for the first time in close to a year. By chance I arrived just in time for the stage parade and "three for 40" special (or was it "three for 60"?). Honestly I'm not sure, but I DO know that (1) each song was chopped to about 2 minutes during the special, and (2) my dancer immediately tried to up-sell me to a higher price for the three songs, so that we could have 'more fun'. The good news is that after the special, I came to my senses and got some regular dances from Mayra. She is an absolute sweetheart and has an amazing body if you like tight young spinners. Highly recommended!

Visited on a recent Wednesday night, around 11pm. As others have noted, the club is roomy and feels relatively new and clean. There appeared to be about 10 dancers on shift (though others may have been in the locker room or giving privates). I'd say most were in their 20s, and tended toward the soft/slightly padded side. I eventually agreed to some private dances with a thin, pretty brunette, at $30 per song. It was well worth it, IMO -- plenty of mutual interaction (within limits). Extras were not discussed or given. I rank Kittens high for its physical condition, but finding what you like talent-wise may be easier elsewhere. Private dance prices appear to be negotiable, so maybe you can get a bargain on a slow shift. It's worth checking out for a change of scene, and maybe some new (to you) talent.

Dropped in on a Tuesday evening, my first visit in about a year. Nothing significant seems to have changed, except of course the cast. And they show actual videos on the TV screens now, not just graphics. I met and had private dances with two women, both mid-20s. Jocelyn is a short-ish brunette, pretty, very friendly, smart, and a good conversationalist. Very charming. Stimulating dances, with the moderate mileage you'd expect for a first encounter at a corporate club. Heather is a taller, thin, slightly exotic brunette (1/4 Native American), brand new to Rick's (it was her 2nd night there) after dancing elsewhere for years. A seasoned pro, more down-to-business than chatty, but sexy in her own way. As always it's a matter of taste, but I wouldn't hesitate to try both ladies again. As in the past, I appreciated the clean bathroom. My only complaint was being solicited for 'ladies' drinks' in the VIP. But to the server's credit, she accepted rejection (with a tip) gracefully.

The main (only?) advantage of this club is the full bar. It's physically run down, and there never seem to be more than a half dozen dancers on shift, from mediocre to pretty good looking (IMO). In the VIP booths there's good privacy, supposedly no cameras, and the girls feel they can do 'whatever they want' -- so it all depends on your desires and your dancer's limits. But the pasties always seem to stay on! Not a big impediment IMO, but if you're a nipple man, you're out of luck. Overall a pretty seedy feel, but I'm sure there's high mileage and satisfaction available from a variety of girls.

Stopped into Rick's last night (Wednesday) for the first time in a while, and it was a pleasant surprise. The place was hopping -- lots of customers, and more dancers than I think I've ever seen on a Rick's shift. I arrived at 10:30, and there must have been 12-15 girls visible in the main room, with more in the private dance area, the VIP, and the dressing room. Both stages were in use, also a rarity. Even better was the quality of the dancers -- one beauty (7+) after another, with only about 1 out of 5 being less than smoking hot. It seems the club may have gone on a hiring binge, and personally I like the type they're hiring: slim, tight, pretty, and mostly fresh-looking. The lineup is predominantly white and Asian, but I saw at least one very nice black girl. One standout was an exotic Filipina or other Asian/Latin mix named Nivea (sp?). I didn't get a private with her (she was busy), but what a knockout. The bad news was that if I was waiting for a particular dancer, it could have been a long wait. But a lot of these girls looked to be worth it!

My second visit to Pandora's confirmed my first impression: A so-so environment, a wide range of dancers, and high mileage available for a price. The dancers here come in many shapes, sizes and colors, but on the average, I think they're more ethnic and more tatted up than in the clubs up the street. As I enjoyed my first soda and several stage shows, I didn't see anyone I wanted to take in back. I was soon approached, however, by a pretty, deeply tanned, exotic dancer with several torso tattoos, who invited me to the VIP area. I asked about the pricing, and she said dances "start at $20." I figured that was a reasonable gamble, so off we went. The first dance was nice, but I wasn't sure how much interactivity was allowed. When I asked, she explained that for $30, we could get very mutually friendly indeed. After a couple of fun $30 dances, I was assured that for $60, I would leave very happy. I figured I was happy enough at the $30 level, particularly given the lack of privacy in the VIP area. Which brings me to the weak point of Pandora's, the physical environment. It's a very basic 'black box' with cheap furniture, a well-worn bathroom that's not well lit or particularly clean, and a VIP area where the only privacy comes from the medium-height (maybe 36"?) backs and sides on the easy chairs. There are about 25 of them jammed in there, pretty close to each other. There's just a low wall separating the VIP from the bar, DJ stand, and main seating area of the club. No curtains or other partition. So, there's a pretty easy view of all the privates going on. To make matters worse, the most remote/private section of the VIP is right in front of the men's room door, so anybody going in or out of there really can't help seeing everything that's happening. So while some of the dancers may be pretty adventurous, you're going to have to be fairly bold yourself to take advantage. While I'm sure couples are welcomed here, I can't call Pandora's 'couple friendly', because I think most women would much prefer the more upscale environments (and nicer bathrooms) at DG and Deja Vu.

I've been to Rick's several times in the last few months, and it's become my favorite Seattle club. It's not big, but it's clean and comfortable, and the doormen and bartenders are always nice and friendly. On afternoons and weeknights usually only one stage is in operation. The dancers I've seen are mostly white and Asian, with the occasional latina and African American. They tend toward the thin side, which works for me, but there are usually a couple of fleshier girls also, if that's more your style. As you would expect, the average quality jumps on the evening and weekend shifts, but there are some girls who have to work weekdays for various reasons, and a few of them are knockouts (IMO). There's not a lot of hard sell for private dances. Yes, the girls will swing by and ask, but they're nice and move on easily if you politely decline. For me the real fun happens in the $30 room, and my mileage has varied considerably. Some dancers are pretty mild/mostly visual (which doesn't hold my attention for long), while others are very interactive and even GFE. Only way to find out is to invest in a trial run! My biggest complaint is the seemingly dozens of camera pods in the roof of the private dance area. I understand the need for security, but it seems excessive. Just be aware that you're on camera at all times, probably from several angles.