Reviews by Cheddabob

Stopped by on a Saturday night around 9:45 PM, hoping for a decent mix of entertainment and atmosphere, but honestly left feeling underwhelmed. The club sits in one of the safer corners of Lake City, which is a plus—parking wasn’t an issue, and walking in solo didn’t feel sketchy, which can’t be said for a lot of spots in the area. From the outside, it doesn’t exactly advertise itself as anything special, but I went in hoping the experience inside would speak for itself. Unfortunately, that wasn’t the case. The interior feels like it hasn’t seen a real update in years. Dim red lighting tries to set the mood, but instead makes the whole place feel tired and heavy. The chairs were beat-up and wobbly, and the tables felt sticky, even though the place wasn’t particularly packed. It didn’t feel filthy, just… worn down, like a place that’s been coasting on autopilot for too long. There was no real energy in the room despite it being a weekend night. The performer lineup was surprisingly thin for a Saturday. I counted maybe six dancers rotating in and out, and there wasn’t much variety in style or presence. Most of them were taller and heavily inked—not necessarily a bad thing, just not my preference. I usually gravitate toward more petite dancers with a relaxed, mysterious vibe, and that wasn’t really on offer. A couple of them made some effort on stage, but nothing stood out. It felt routine, like they were just checking off another shift rather than putting on a show. They do serve alcohol now, which is a step up, but $10 for a basic rum and Coke felt steep—especially when it tasted flat and borderline watered down. There’s no drink menu, and the bar felt like an afterthought. The bartender wasn’t rude, just indifferent, like she was trying to get through the night. Service was quick, but there was no real interaction or atmosphere at the bar either. I hung around for about an hour, sipping my overpriced drink and watching the room. The crowd was a weird mix—some small groups, a few solo guys, but no one seemed particularly into it. There was no spark, no excitement. The music was a forgettable loop of generic club tracks, loud enough to fill space but not curated in any meaningful way. Just background noise for an evening that felt like it was stuck in first gear. The pushiness from a few of the dancers was another downside. Within minutes of sitting down, I had multiple girls approach me with barely a hello before jumping straight into pitching private dances. I get that it’s part of the hustle, and I respect the grind, but when there’s no attempt at connection, it just feels transactional and awkward. It puts a weird tension in the air and honestly makes it harder to relax and enjoy yourself. Overall, it just didn’t feel worth it. The vibe was flat, the drinks were overpriced, and the energy was missing—especially for a Saturday. If you’re looking for something more polished, more engaging, or even just more fun, you’re probably better off checking out one of the larger clubs nearby. This one felt like a half-hearted shrug of a night, and I doubt I’ll be back.

Stopped by on a Thursday night around 9:45 PM, hoping for a decent mix, but the selection was pretty disappointing. The club layout is what you’d expect—no full nudity on stage, though a couple of performers definitely toe the line. They serve drinks now, which is a plus, but $10 for a basic cocktail feels like a stretch. Most of the dancers that night were on the taller side with heavy ink, which isn’t really my style since I tend to go for the more petite, low-key vibe. The atmosphere was nothing special—dim red lights, beat-up chairs, and a kind of tired energy in the room. To its credit, the location is in one of the better parts of Lake City, definitely feels safer than some of the other joints around. Nursed my overpriced drink for a bit, but the place lacked any real spark. A few dancers were pretty pushy about private dances, which is a turn-off , but honestly, the overall experience didn’t feel worth it. If you’re looking for something more lively or polished, you’re probably better off at one of the larger clubs nearby.

Went in on a Saturday around 10:30 PM, hoping to catch some variety, but the lineup was pretty underwhelming. Club setup is the usual—no nudity on stage technically, but a few dancers push the limits. They serve alcohol now, which is nice, but the drink prices are steep. Most of the dancers that night were taller and more heavily tattooed, not really my preference since I lean toward the more petite types. Atmosphere was average—red lighting, worn-down seating, and a general vibe that felt a little stale. Location-wise, it’s in one of the safer parts of Lake City compared to other spots. Sat around with my overpriced $9 beer for a bit, but the energy just wasn’t there. Some dancers were overly aggressive about selling dances, which always kills the mood for me. They do the usual 3/100 pricing, but honestly, the quality here doesn’t justify it. Probably better off heading to one of the bigger clubs in the area for a more worthwhile experience

Went in on a Friday around 12:00, wanted to see a dancer I heard about named Elle but she wasn’t there this time, club is pretty standard no nudity on stage but some do it anyways on “accident”, they serve alcohol now which is a huge plus but none of the girls there were my type they all were older and brunette I’m more into the spinner type. Can’t remember names of dancers but atmosphere was meh, standard red lights and gross seats. Outside the club probably a safer part of lake city compared to others Sat around for a while got my $8 beer and wound up leaving without any dances, sometimes the girls come up and basically beg for dances which is a real turn off ya know. Anyways id just save your money for the more famous clubs in the area, much better time for similar pricing, here they do the standard 3/100 etc and the quality of people just is not worth that