I have become a regular to...

I have become a regular to Tuxedos over the past year. The atmosphere isn't the best, but the ladies that work there are some of the nicest i've met. The owner/operators don't seem to understand that the women are the reason men pay to come in the door though. There are nice ladies, classy and very appealing to the eyes, they greet you with a smile and they will do there best to put a smile on your face. Either by the great dancing or the $1 dances at the edge of the stage or just sitting with you, talking, and hanging out. If not for this fact, i would not return.

The club itself seems to be falling apart at the seems. In the summer, there are fans and blowers spread around the room to keep a decent temperature, during the winter the women are freezing and the only customers that aren't are the ones wearing coats or had too much to drink to notice.

Just recently they began to do some sort of male dancing night, where they bring in male dancers for women, who don't seem to show up all that often and seem to be a waste of time for the establishment. They do the male dancing on thursday night and they try to have their regular female dancers going at the same time. I'm not sure if the owner realizes the fact that the male dancers drive away the male customers, who i might add, are the primary money maker for the club. And, they do it on what used to be a busy night of the week.

The few DJ's that have seemed to be of any quality seem to be fired and less effective ones seem to be hired instead. The lighting sucks, the atmosphere is run down, there are unfinished walls with exposed 2x4's sticking out, the urinals don't seem to work in the mens bathroom, and they don't seem to be able to afford soap for the patrons as well. All of this is combined with no paper towels in the womens restroom, which the dancers are forced to use because the one in the dressing room has been banned for the employees to use. (Though, i'm not sure the reasoning behind the no paper towels for the ladies to dry their hands, but i have heard it mentioned many times by the dancers.)

It is hard to write this review for i am trying to be honest as possible, but i don't want to harm the business for the place. But i must also admit that i don't care for the establishment as much as for the people that work there. If the owner could open his eyes to the true potential of the place instead of driving away his business along with most of his dancers with high stage fee's and penalties for the occasional sick days, he could have the club that it once was.