Average in my book

Well, as the title states. To me, the club was pretty average. With that said though, I hadn't been to any other clubs in Honolulu.

Arriving at the location, the club is on the 2nd floor of a two story building. To enter, you pay ($10) at the booth outside in the parking lot, and then go up a flight of stairs. Nothing wrong with that, but if there's a line ... and it's raining outside, well that could make it a bit more interesting.

Once upstairs the first thing I noticed was not the 5 girls standing at the bar asking every new comer if they wanted a private dance, but instead, the size of the place. It's small. I would say the place isn't much more than 800 sq feet. In this tiny area they have 2 stages. The main stage has 2 poles, the other has none. Each stage has half of it surrounded by bench cushion seating, and the other half is made up of individual chairs. The plus side of the size, is that there's no where in the club where you'll feel away from the action, and unable to get a good view. Nope, everything is pretty up close.

I was here on a Wednesday night. Wasn't sure what to expect as it was a weekday. But I did have my hopes up because there were tens of thousands of sailors in the city due to Rimpack. We arrived at around 10pm, and was surprised to see a 1:1 ratio of customers to dancers. As the night progressed into 3 am, more girls were working, but the customer number also increased. I'd say the ratio got to about 2.5:1 at the end.

This place is a BYOB, as they only serve soda and water at the bar. They also do a great job of quickly turning a $20 into singles. And I appreciate that they didn't give you $19.