I never spent much time at...

I never spent much time at Crazy Horse, due to the close proximity of the Broadway Strip in relation to my ex-employer. Nevertheless, Crazy Horse has become my new favorite club in San Francisco. The club is easily accessible off Market Street and parking is never an issue. The neighborhood isn't the greatest, but as long you don't leave valuables in sight and lock up, you should be fine.

The club itself has a cover that varies and goes up to $25 after 7p.m. The cover might seem pricey but is well worth it, especially considering the girls and the laid back vibe of the club. The club is alcohol free and has a vending machine with soft drinks and energy drinks ($3). If you're in desperate need of booze or a quick bite, sixth street is one block down and can serve your needs with a few liquor shops and Chico's Pizza.

The club itself is rundown and needs a good remodel, but times are tight and the club does well with what it has. The club is privately owned and not part of the Deja Vu monopoly. The club has a central room with a catwalk that houses one dancer at a time. The club resembles an old movie house and more than likely showed smut at one time or another, as evident by the old dingy movie theater seats.