Whenever I'm disappointed with another club,mRick's always does the trick

I have recently become interested in the club scene and have made my way through many of the Seattle clubs. When I visit a club that I find disappointing I tend to just up and leave because either the girls aren't what I am looking for, are pushy and the club overall is a downer. But not Rick's. This place is clean, draws a decent crowd and the girls are always 7's or above and usually aren't pushy.

When you enter the club, it is well lit, not too bright, but not too dark and you're welcomed by the soda stand (Washington does not allow alcohol in the clubs) where most of the girls hang out or are on their way to the locker room. You really get your first look and scout out who you may or may not want to give you a dance. You can hang out with the friendly bar tenders and make conversation with the performers. There's no pressure and I have just carried out normal fun conversations with half naked beautiful women; I try to not make it obvious I am catching glimpses of their bodies. You may get one or two who try to sell you a dance there, but that's unusual.

The seating is good. You can sit at the rack, along the wall, or on individual chairs. There's a good mix of people here - young, old, techies, weirdos. A majority of the patrons sit away from the stage but I like to sit right at the rack and get a real good look at her rack. There's a variety of girls with giant asses, small breasts, brunettes, blondes, white and black. These gals are not shy when you're at the rack - they show you everything and are very appreciative of the tips. There's a variety of skill levels when it comes to the dance but I came to see the "Her first time" show which was a lot of fun. Clearly, none of these girls are new but it is a relaxed vibe sitting with the other gals watching the "newbies" on stage.