Not a lot to say, not a lot going on.

This isn't going to be the most in depth review I've ever written. However, this club doesn't get many reviews and I figure something is better than nothing.

I'll start with the location. It's a bit out of the way from the big three in Pompano, over on Dixie. It's also a bit awkward, as the road is split with gas stations and other small businesses between the north & south bound lanes. If you're coming north, you've got to go up a bit and U turn. If you're heading south from the other clubs, it can sneak up on you a bit as the little plaza it's in is a bit hidden by the building in front of it. It's in a crappy little strip center with a laundry mat and a convenience store. There tends to be a little bit of a crowd hanging out in front of both places the times I've been there. Anyway, at around 9pm on a Thursday I stopped by and there was a dude outside charging $5 and doing pat-downs. There were some spaces coned off, but more empty than full even in the small lot. It wasn't clear if I was paying for parking or cover, but it was just the $5 and a light pat down then he let me in.

My memory of this place pre-fire is a bit hazy, but contrary to the other reviews it seems to have the same basic layout as before. It's clearly completely re-done and significantly nicer, but stuff is in the same places. When you walk in past the little curtain, the DJ booth is immediately next to you and on both of my visits he was an air horn fan and startled me a bit walking in. In front of you is a bar with maybe a dozen or so chairs. The main stage is off to the left backing up to the outside wall, a single pole, slightly raised, with a dozen or so chairs around it. There's a couple small table and chairs in the center. Then there's some booths on the wall that were velvet roped off, and a little doorway that I think leads pack to a semi-private dance area. I didn't stay long enough to piss, so no idea if they have an attendant or what.