Overall this is a fairly standard...

Overall this is a fairly standard Seattle-area club. This shouldn't be surprising since it's corporately owned. Apparently it's the oldest Deja Vu in the state - the DJ said they're celebrating 30 years in business soon. Now for the real info --

The club is on a fairly busy road, but parking is discreetly placed out of view of the main road in a huge lot behind the building. Parking is free and you should never have trouble finding a spot. I visited at about 11pm on a Friday evening. The cover charge was $20, and the doormen/bouncers/male staff are cool guys. About 10 minutes after I sat down they announced a 3-for-$40 house dance. The interesting thing was that the songs weren't cut short. I counted about 25 girls in total. In my opinion most were only okay -- certainly doable, but I probably wouldn't have given at least half the girls second looks outside of the club in full daylight. The club and the girls were mixed: young, old, black and white. The music was also pretty mixed. I think the girl on the main of two stages picks her songs.

Dances are typically $30 each in the back room. There is the option to do a $20 dance in the main room up against the wall farthest from the entrance in between the DJ booth and the bar, and I actually saw one guy getting $20 dances. Until I saw him getting dances back there with the $20/dance sign next to him, I had never even noticed that area and didn't know it was an option. The waitresses are nice - friendly and ever present, but not pushy. One of the dancers said the DJ was fairly new, so it was louder than I remembered on past visits. But not louder because the crowd was on fire. It seemed like every time the DJ tried to get the crowd going, not a single person made a peep. I thought it was hilarious. I only got dances from two chicks and they were average. I don't remember names, but one had dimple piercings and tats. Cute but unspectacular. Same with the other chick - I think she was Asian/white mixed.