I went to Rick's the first...

I went to Rick's the first week in October. Got the feeling they were still working the kinks out. Got there around 2pm. Not many dancers (around 10-12). Most were a 5-6 with a couple of 8's. Nice club but it's still new (time will tell how it holds up). There are three floors. Two lounge areas on the first two floors with a vip section up top. Only one stage that can be viewed from the first two levels. This place is expensive like the other high end clubs in NYC. Got a dance from Stefani. She was this petite beauty with an amazing ass! She was very sweet and her dance was nice. If my experience ended there, I'd rate this place a 9. But it was spoiled by the "dance manager". In order for you to go up to the VIP section, you have to pay the dance manager. I had negotiated with my dancer a certain price before we went up to the VIP, but once up there, the manager quoted me a much higher price. When I questioned this, the manager explained that dancers aren't allowed to negotiate price. I felt used and deceived. I'll be sure to try out the other clubs like Scores or Penthouse next time I'm in NYC before I go back to Rick's. And I'll be sure to get the lowdown from the house manager before I check out any of the other Rick's establishments across the country (except for Rick's in Seattle which is not a part of the national chain).