I haven't been to Austin in...

I haven't been to Austin in two years but I grew up and went to college here so I get back as often as I can. When I got to the club there was a $10 cover. When you arrive you are met by a waitress that takes you to a table. I didn't really like this as I prefer to find my own vantage point, but after I sat down it soon became obvious why they have to seat you(more on this later). The club is really nice, there are two bars, and two stages. One of the stages has two poles so I suspect it sometimes has two dancers. Beers were $6 and the chairs are comfortable and are not so numerous that you cannot walk around. There were quite a few girls around and many were quite attractive, but it was very difficult to get their attention. I did finally get a couple of dances and they were average grind, but rather tame in my opinion. There are some VIP booths that were quoted at $75 per half hour that had curtains, not sure if the dances were better there.

The biggest complaint I have is that about 70% of the club is VIP seating only. The entire section around the main stage is purely VIP. The non VIP seating is clustered in one little section off the side of the secondary stage. In the early evening they generally only have dancers on the main stage, which means that you can't even see the show until they start rotating the dancers to the back stage. I cannot see why anyone would come here during the day. There were some 8's and 9's as far as dancers go, but they stayed in the VIP seating area, meaning that they obviously were only available to regular VIP's. I get that, they follow the money. My impression is that this is a club that is really only concerned with the VIP regulars, and does not really care to cater to out of town guests, or the average strip club customer. It is an interesting strategy, but I am not sure how it will work out for them. My advice to people looking for a Club to visit would depend on what type of customer you are. If you live in the area and plan to be a regular and have the cash to be a VIP you will probably have a lot of fun here. If you are visiting from out of town, or you just go to a strip club occasionally with some friends, you can find a friendlier places.

I spent some time observing and it I saw a lot of customers being seated in the non VIP section and many were confused, as they were trying to go up around the main stage to sit. This makes me wonder if the VIP intensive seating chart is new. I also noted that the dancers approached the non VIP customers differently than they did the VIP customers. In the non VIP section they would come by and ask if you wanted a dance then move on, in VIP they sat down and chatted with the customers first. I can understand why they might have this attitude as they might think Non VIP 's have less money, but it is also somewhat of a self fulfilling prophecy. If they sat and talked with the non VIP customers for a moment they might get more dances with them. I do not remember one person in non VIP getting a dance while i was there except for myself. This brings me back to my hypothesis that the club really only wants the VIP customers and would prefer not to have the regular people. This club type is not for me as there are many choices in Austin.