leekenny

Saw a guy eat his Sushi lunch and when manager escorted him out, he told him that he shouldn't have to go to the back room to get that flavor....true story

Thank you Electronman. Desertscrub, are you sure you're not getting my review mix-up with someone else? Where in my review would lead you to believe this is a club ad? As Mr_O commented on, based on my experience, there is not much to endorse other than the food or decor of the club...which is a shame, because if they had better talent, they would get more traffic into their club from the mall next door.

I didn't realized how much I love Cubans until I started to go to the FL clubs. So, for me the more the merrier and while they tend to be very loud, a Cuban dancer with natural assets works for me. Off course, the language barrier is a challenged, but thank god for Steve Jobs and Google Translate, it's no longer an issue. I've spoken to a few of these Cubans and have asked the same question...many don't say much, but a few that recently started dancing and have only been in the US for 1 or 2 months, mentioned that they have no choice but to work as a dancer to pay back the debt from migrating from Cuba to Mexico to US. One told me that she had to pay $15k in 3 months, but she didn't mentioned who she had to pay back. Given the state of Cuba, i wouldn't be surprised that many are in similar situation. As for them being at other states outside of FL, a few told me that they had to work in TX and GA during the pandemic, as those states opened up the clubs sooner than FL clubs. Also, many of the FL clubs have too many dancers, so it's tough to make good money with so much competition, and they figured it would be easier to go out of state temporarily. I met a few in the Tampa Bay area, which i recognized had worked in SoFL. I recalled my last visit in Tampa and Clearwater, and spoke with an american dancer in both area....and they can't stand it that there is so many Cubans that are working in their clubs. So, i suspect many give up, as the Cubans are taking their customers and get out of the business BTW - I noticed that you can spot a Cuban dancer by the way they straddle the pole with their arm, as they all do it.

Yup, I always make sure upfront before committing. $100-$125 are the ranges with the dancers that have provided this service. One dancer in past, before the creation of vip room, offered $200 FS...which I couldn't take up her offer as I can't see how u can do that in that open area. Does that really happen..i know Papi said he has done it, but how as there is no privacy? I may have try it next time Regarding charges, no parking charge, I don't drink so I go for soft drinks, which is 4.50 but I give 1.50 tip and there is no entry fee during day

Review is spot on, as place is dead, so makes sense there isn't much details in the review. It's a shame as the reviewer indicated that they have done an excellent job of making the place first class. They need to get more dancers