OK but not great

This is a bit of a compilation review of two visits, but most of the specifics are from the most recent visit.

The club is one decent size room almost completely filled by the bar, where all of the seats are located. In classic Queens fashion, the bar is a big square with the stage inside the bar. Like most other Queens clubs, tip walks are an integral part of sitting at one of those bar seats. But despite it's small size, the place appeared clean and was comfortable enough. There is a small parking lot in front of the club and there were a lot of available spaces on the nights that I visited this club.

On the cost front, I have never payed a cover at this club, but I usually go on weeknights and have no idea if they charge one on busier nights. My single shot drinks were $12. When I ordered a double Jack on the rocks I was charged $24, so definitely no double shot discount. I will say though that the bartender did give me a little extra love after I tipped her well a couple of times, but it is nonetheless expensive to drink there if you are going from zero to buzzed. This is especially true when you factor in dancer drinks, which they will definitely ask for as each girl is expected to sell a certain number of drinks during each shift.