Liked it a lot. Different. Relaxed. Lots of options.

I really liked this place. It's different, it's fun, and it's chill. Tons of girls, big and small, Cuban and American mostly, and if you'd like, you'll get better mileage than a Prius. Went back next day just to see if it holds up, and it did.

The building is under construction, which means right now, there's no sign. Just look for a tall white box of a building with scaffolds and stuff. The building's the size of a movie theatre, but the club isn't that big inside. So I'm not sure what else is hiding in there. As for the building inspector's review of the club a few comments down on this board, I felt no such risk of imminent building failure. (Bring a hardhat if you're worried. I wasn't.)

Inside, it felt more like a fraternity party than a strip club, and I say that in a good way. You walk in and there's just one room packed with girls on a weekday night. Girls sitting, girls walking, girls doing dances at chairs and tables, girls at the bar. As many dancers on shift as I've seen in any club. Only this place isn't like any other club. It's lit like a regular room, so you see exactly what's on offer, no surprises. No flashing strobes or smoke machines. There was a little stage, but it's not the focus of the place. No prancing or preening girls, just girls scattered everywhere, walking around. It felt much, much more relaxed than the most relaxed clubs I've visited. You can sit at the bar or in a chair and survey what's around and just take it all in. This is a neighborhood feel, almost like someone threw a party and invited a lot of naked Cuban and American girls. Totally relaxed and I felt completely at ease. I'd absolutely disagree with any suggestion of a 'hood' feel. On two weekday nights, I found it to be more old guys than anything else. And the staff wasnt intimidating. No thick-necked bouncers strutting around in tuxes, no one peeking in on dances. Just a completely comfortable place. Refreshingly relaxed. Like, let's all have a party here.