Finally giving the Flight Club some competition!

I decided to change it up a bit and try the LS as I usually visit the Flight Club once per/week or so. I'm glad I did. I'm not going into the the layout of the club as it has been gone over repeatedly. Briefly, valet, club upstairs, no cover days, $20 booth fee, stage is shaped like an airplane, 5 poles, L shaped bar to the left when you walk in, no bathroom attendant days, VIP downstairs. Smoking cigars allowed. Music is REALLY loud, lots of rap that I don't care for. AC works overtime to the right of the front door so beware if you get cold easy.

I arrived at about 3 pm. 13 girls working, 1/2 AA, 1/2 white. I was told more coming in. I would say on average 5 to 8 looks, no fatties. For the first hour I was left alone, all girls with regulars. Eventually, they started coming around. All friendly, sat for a chat, somewhat handsy, but fairly PG. The drinks were flowing and I, admittedly, indulged pretty heavy. At about 6 pm, the night shift came in. WOW, 5 girls from flight seemed to have relocated. I would say 25-30 girls, again 50/50 split with one asian/hispanic dancer. Lots more attention thereafter. I did get a chance to sample the food, french dip, which was tasty and reasonable ($12). Suddenly, at night, water was no longer free. I asked for a refill and was brought a bottle of Fiji for $7.50. Mind you, I was drinking as well. I didn't want to make a fuss about it, but though it was a little cheesy. Nevertheless, shots were flowing, waitresses were nice and drank up as well. The atmosphere was much more low key and laid back than Flight. The talent has definitely elevated post COVID.

Prices were quoted for FS. Most ranged around $200. One skinny girl with glasses (I forget name) said she wouldn't go back for less than $600 (I laughed). Unfortunately, I indulged a bit to much to enjoy VIP, but I will definitely be back. I just wish the music wasn't so loud.