Laid back, hot girls, rock and roll vibes- worth a visit if in Detroit

I went on the night before Thanksgiving, and it was the busiest I've ever seen it. The music is all hard core rock and roll and very loud. The type of people varies but definitely attracts the rock and roll type crowd and older people. The DJ is up top in the VIP area and did a great job keeping the dancers on track and announcing who was up next. The bartenders were very attentive and visited me right away to see what drink I wanted. The club parking lot is fenced in and has an attendant sitting in a booth watching your car when you are inside, which is relieving. Overall the club felt clean and had an old '80s feel to it. It's nothing too huge but dose the job and also has a separate lounge area outside the stage area where you can play games. There is no private areas so you are mostly out in the open, but you make it work and it is still somewhat secluded.

The night I went there were around 12 dancers. They also seemed happy to be there and were working the room. Most of them were white but there was a few black dancers and most were in there 20s and 30s, however a few of the white ones might have been in their 40s or even 50s. I got 2 dances from 2 different girls each that night. The dancers provided a laid back atmosphere that felt like they were willing to talk with you and get to know you first for awhile before they asked to see if you wanted a dance. They were pretty good looking, some were a little heavier but still they worked their bodies well on stage. They didn't seem to keep forcing dances once I was done and gave me a hug at the end. I felt like they enjoyed their job and one said that management does treat them well.

Overall this was a good value for money especially in Detroit. On a popular bar night like the night I went, cover was only $5 with a $2 parking fee. Dances run for $20, and a $5 fee into the dance area, or a $20 if you go upstairs to the VIP. I got a Miller for $4.50. For Detroit these are very reasonable fees. Personally it may be worth the $20 to upstairs because you have more privacy, even though there are new private booths you are still separated from the view of everyone else downstairs watching.