Everything about this newly renovated club...

Everything about this newly renovated club evokes high quality and high class except the dancer quality, which is a pretty substantial exception. Driving up to the club, which is right off of 95, even the parking lot, signage, and landscaping are brand new and well-kept. The interior of the club is very modern, chic, new, and spectacularly clean. The red leather chairs are very comfortable and without a spot on them. Same with the nice black speckled tables. There also are classy yellow chandeliers and a new age glimmering wall on the main stage which is spotted so it reflects the strobe lights in neat and varied ways. Smoke machines add to this effect. The deceptively large club has four stages with two poles on the main stage and one pole on the other three stages and even a balcony if you want a higher seat. Two bars encircle two stages. The flat television screens number about 10 and are modern and were showing college football when I arrived on a Saturday night. About 15-20 dancers were working with approximately 40-50 customers. The security was a little obnoxious in staring at patrons but not much. Cover on a Saturday night was $10 and parking cost $3. Drinks were average. Lap dances cost $25 and the lap dance area is very nice with comfortable spacious seating. There is no VIP room, perhaps because the club was shut down 2 years ago for alleged unlawful conduct in the VIP rooms.

The most significant drawback of the club is dancer quality. They were not attractive in general and were mostly black and latina. There were one or two attractive dancers though, perhaps one 7 and one 8, with the remainder 6 and below. The club clearly prefers bust size over waist size when selecting dancers so you may or may not appreciate that depending your preference. Overall, I may take a wait and see approach with this club, but as for now, it’s a non-starter.