First...

First of all, I feel it might be worth mentioning that, as of my last check of the website before submitting this review, there was no mention of the other club that is right next to this one, Sinsations Men's Club. I did not go into Sinsations, but I considered it, and I will try to go there next time, just to see how it compares. I think it may have just opened this year, 2010.

The Glamour Girls club layout has a wide main stage to the right of the front entrance with two poles, and a lap dance section off on the other side, with a pretty well concealed champagne room beyond that. The champagne room has a good deal of privacy, with all of the seats being wide and tall, so that you pretty much have to be over in the corner with whomever is in the seat in order to see anything that is happening there.

First, I will give the downsides. I was disappointed to discover as I entered that I could not order tap water, only bottled water for $5.75 per bottle, or some similarly high price, which I initially refused, only to be informed that there was a two drink minimum. Oh, well. Another $20 or so (including tips) was not too bad for what was effectively an additional cover charge. The club was very dark, even on the main stage! It was pretty difficult to see the dancers in much detail from an ordinary seat. Also, the DJ could be a bit annoying at times. He frequently interrupted songs, and in between the songs, there were weird little interludes advertising the club and informing the listener that more songs were coming, very similar to commercial music radio stations! I had never heard that at a club before, and I did find it a bit annoying. It is nice to have a clear break between songs for the purposes of making sure everyone knows how much is to be spent on a series of lap dances, but they certainly could have dialed it back.