I was in the neighborhood and...

I was in the neighborhood and decided to check out this club for the first time on a friday night a few weeks back. I had no idea what to expect but wasn't expecting much. Odd entrance having to walk upstairs and once you walk in the door you are in and see the entire club. Funky red decor made me think they got a deal on some old 70's diner booths and chairs that went out of business. Nonetheless, it wasn't dingy and the smell of cigarettes wasn't as bad as other Hamilton clubs since the ceilings were very high.

The DJ booth and private booths were upstairs and more or less typical of other Hamilton clubs. Maybe 6 or so booths with one light (that can be dimmed) that was in the hallway. So with the black drape closed at the booth it was practically impossible to see anything, so I had it not closed tightly unless someone else was coming up. I visited the corner booth twice which is the largest booth which was furnished with two of Hamilton's finest plastic grade school chairs. I did not like that the walls dd not extend much more than 6ft high, but who is going to hop on a chair and peer over I guess. Fee to get upsatirs is same as other Hamilton clubs and only one fee per night to gain access.

The long stage is right in the middle of the club and there were always at least 2 girls dancing on the 3 available poles. It seemed like every dancers name was a typical stripper name. On this nite there were 11 ebony and 1 white dancers. When I asked a dancer if this was the norm she looked around and said wow it's usually more white dancers but any given night you never know.