Considering I'd already made a run...

Considering I'd already made a run through City of Industry earlier in the week, it was no big deal to drop by a laid back place. This has almost nothing to do with the club itself, but it was a cool touch to set up the hallway like the black lodge. Most towns with any type of decent SC scene have a club that is a place more to hang out with some friends and drink, and this place seems to be it for San Fran. It's got a wall sized big screen back by the kitchen, a decent spread on the menu, girls every where you look and a good view of the main stage from anywhere on the main level. There's a split level in the main room with a small circular "champagne" stage where you can stroll right up and get the attention of a dancer you might want to try. The drinks are decent. Didn't try the food, but saw what others had bought (seemed fine) and many people were eating. Dancers were a little tame on stage, more like wallpaper but very nice looking. Club staff was watching everywhere, but the dancers still worked to put on a good show for individual dances (which you could get in open seating around the room or at your table, nice touch). Dances started at $20 and were fine at that price when you know it's no touch right off the bat. There's a 2 for $60 kitty corner and upstairs option, but didn't try either. One major gripe, the bathroom looked ok but smelled awful. The towel guy offered cologne but I'd have much rather been offered air freshener. Tipped him anyway. Cassidy, very chatty and cute. Nice figure but not small, so if you'd like her to sit for a while (she's good company) be aware she's not that light. Lexi. Very cute. Young rookie but nice. Wore a hat (gotta admit it looks good on her) with some oddly familiar dance moves. If you've ever wondered what it'd be like to get a lap from that dancing chick in the Mitsubishi car commercials, look her up. Bouncers and management were professional, and it's a place I'd go back to when in town. Nice spot to relax.