Let me start by saying that...

Let me start by saying that this is not a largely known club in Chicago. With The Factory, Arnie's, Club O, and King Of Diamonds all in the south burbs, this club goes relatively unnoticed. It opened a couple of years ago to my knowledge and has gone through several interior rennovations, though the outside remains pretty obscure save a sign that says "Club Justice" in the front.<br>

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When you walk in, there is a small security checkpoint for patrons to show ID, pay the cover, and coat check. The actual club itself can be described as long. The main stage is long with two poles which could comfortably accommodate 6-8 dancers at a time, though there are often times more than that. There are two other smaller stages which are rarely used except for VIP patrons.There is one main bar with full service and they just added another smaller bar, though I don't know what purpose it serves since the main bar is so big. The restrooms are actually cleaner than you'd expect and there an attendant there as well who is very courteous. As far as seating, the main stage is surrounded by stools and small tables, about 20 by my guess. Then there are more comfortable chairs lined up facing the main stage, about 15 I think. If you, like me, love lap dances, you want to claim a spot on this row.<br>

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Dancers: Mostly Black, a few white dancers rarely. The body types ranges from petite to extremely curvy, but not fat. Thick is the word, though there have been a couple pushing the scale. They are all either dancing on stage, relaxing at the bar, or walking around giving lap dances. Mostly all of them are friendly and will initiate a dance with you for as long as you tip. There is no cost per song. As long as you throw money, they dance. Period.<br>