Bring your earplugs

Stopped in for a quick weeknight visit. I’ve been to this club a few times over the past few years when I’ve been in the area, but in the past it was always during the day. When you first walk in, you’re in a little lobby area where they collect the cover. Once I walked into the actual club area itself, the first thing that struck me is how loud it was. I mean VERY LOUD. I’ve been in plenty of clubs around the country, and this is definitely among the loudest music I’ve ever heard. The layout is pretty standard - bar along a side wall, tables around the main stage, and a long bench on one side of the room for dances. There’s also VIP, which I’ve never experienced here. I sat at a small table near the main stage (but still with a decent view of one of the satellite stages), and was pleasantly surprised by how quick waitress service was. I had a couple dancers stop by to chat, but frankly the music was so loud conversation was difficult. At least they put in effort beyond “wanna dance.” Overall the dancers were very attractive and the 6 or 7 that I talked to were quite friendly and personable. I got one dance in the main room, and really enjoyed it. My hands were allowed to roam very freely, and she seemed really into it. When I got back to my table, I found that my waitress had kept her promise of keeping it open for me (the club was extremely crowded by this point), which left me pleasantly surprised and resulted in a very nice tip for her. At that point it was time to go, though, so I called it a night. Overall, I was happy with my visit. The club itself is average in my view, but the friendliness of the dancers and the professionalism of the waitresses/bar staff make it an above average experience.