The club itself was not very...

The club itself was not very busy, although I didn't visit on a normal busy day. There were plenty of dancers though, enough to satisfy all customers and then some. The pole dances were not extremely entertaining, but they got the job done. The atmosphere was one of pure business though, which can be a bit of a turn off. It was difficult to relax, as the dancers swarmed me instantly as soon as I walked into the place. However, the good thing about this place? The dancers were extremely attractive. There attractiveness only added to the lap dances, which seemed incredibly short, but it is difficult to tell at that point whether that was just because I was drunk or I wanted them to last forever. The girls were very friendly but, again, that business attitude came up. You could tell they had their act down to a tee, even down to the well-placed giggle. I don't really go to strip clubs, and in fact this visit was my first time (I had to try Vegas!) but everything seemed a little too disingenuous. Unfortunately, I reached my limit after two girls so I wasn't able to see whether perhaps I had just made the wrong choices.

One final point: Strip clubs are big business in Vegas, moreso than in other cities, so everyone is hounding you for money, and everything is extremely expensive. The beer, the lap dances ($30!), the cover charge ($40). Taxi Drivers will aggressively stop on the street and try and make you go to a club (the clubs themselves obviously pay these guys). Do not go if your wallet is light, as these guys will quickly ignore you if you don't have tons of money and are willing to spend it. That's general of all strip clubs, but I think it is much more obvious in Vegas.

In short, the attractiveness of the girls brings the club up, but the expense and the business-like attitude brought it down. A medium club, but I'm sure there are better ones in Vegas.