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I've got personal bias against the clubs owned by Johnny Diablo. Casa Diablo, Dusk 'til Dawn and the now defunct Black Cauldron. Most of my impressions are based on hearsay; thus I am choosing not to comment on them unless I can obtain verified proof. Until then, I generally don't go to his clubs on principle. I will say that I have read the contract that he requires dancers to sign, and it is perplexing why anyone would continue to work there if in fact that contract is adhered to.

I also don't care for all the $2 bills that you are stuck with at these clubs.

That said, I went to Dusk 'til Dawn for the one and only time, on it's opening weekend, to see what the new place was all about. I find so much irony in the fact that Johnny Diablo opens a vegan strip club in an old Wendy's fast food restaurant, right next door to another strip club that boasts about its steaks. It also has about as much aesthetic charm as a Wendy's. At some point Casa Diablo gained a reputation in part by being described as "the bar in From Dusk 'til Dawn" (1996 Robert Rodriguez movie). So he opened a club and named it after that. It is even further from From Dusk 'til Dawn than Casa Diablo is.