I've been to many NYC strip...

I've been to many NYC strip clubs and this doesn't disappoint. This review is for my second visit which was just a regular night out, my first visit was for a bachelor party where I had an equally good experience. I went there on a Friday evening around 10pm and the place was hopping (good sign). The cover was $10 and there was a mandatory coat check that costs $3. Once you walk in, they have business cards on a small table that allows free entry for you and 1 friend on your next visit.

When you walk in you'll be surprised at how 'classy' this place is. There are ladies taking turns dancing on the stage but there is no rail tipping. People just watch the ladies come up on stage from afar and enjoy their drinks / having a chat with the other dancers. The layout is pretty nice, there is 1 main stage with comfortable seating facing it, and behind the main seating area you have a full bar just slightly elevated above you. The bar area is where a lot of the dancers hang out watching the patrons in the seating area (sniffing out their prey! hah). In the back of the club, there are couches that are essentially used for private dances but a lot of the dancers are willing to give you a dance in the main seating area if you're comfortable with it.

As for the dancers I'd rate them a solid 9. I remember one of the dancers being one of the most beautiful women I've ever seen in the flesh in my whole life. As a whole if you're into Latina women you're going to be in heaven, I've only seen Latina dancers this beautiful in LA/Miami SC's. On my visit, the demographic breakdown of the dancers was about 9 Hispanic / 3 Black / 8 White Caucasian. I didn't care much for the non-Latina dancers, a lot of them didn't give good dances except for maybe 1 or 2. A lot of them can be pushy as well which was annoying, I usually told them I'm just relaxing since I just had a few dances and that I'll find them later on (yea right). One of the dancers (Romanian I believe) was particularly annoying since she was visibly upset (to the point of crying) that people were rejecting her advances for dances. Keep it together woman!