Value adjusted for region

$15 to get in around 3pm, which was well outside of the official happy hour window. I appreciated that from the counter guy. This venue has quite they history going back to when the bay area smut brothers owned the theater. A historical room to the right of the entrance has pictures, posters, and numerous memorabilia from the Mitchell Bros' glory days. There were even some Ivory Soap boxes featuring Marilyn Chambers that predated Behind the Green Door, which I had heard of but never seen in person before.

There is not a lot of curating done though. So if you are unfamiliar with the Mitchell Bros, the memorabilia do not really explain their seedy, tumultuous, and ultimately violent relationship.

All of the old theater rooms have been greatly modified to suit the venue's current needs. The first room on the left is a general lap dance room with all booths facing inwards so that everyone can see what everyone else is doing. Second room on the left remains a theater, with DVD porn being projected on the screen in a moderately lit room; with the lighting making the screen difficult to see. The rest of the sections of the theater have been converted into semi-connected large rooms with colored themes and stages of being degrees of gaudiness. All of the interconnected sections seemed to be ADA accessible, which was a nice touch.