A few gems

Been finding myself coming here more and more. Everyone criticizes the place for being "dead", but, hey, that's what I like. You're not packed in like sardines, it's not overly loud, and you get more of the girls' attention. And they have to work "harder" to get you to spend money on them. They don't simply walk by and say, "Hi. Would you like a dance?" and then walk away.

The location of the place is convenient. If coming from the Providence Place Mall it is a straight shot from the parking garage down a long industrial-looking street, alongside a railroad track. The street is littered with speed humps. At the end you will see a turquoise building with "Fantasies" written across the top. Can't miss it. They have a large parking lot which is never even close to full. They have cameras out there so it feels safe.

You have to go through two sets of doors when entering the building. The DJ booth is directly to your right. The DJ will come over and ask you to put any metal belongings in a Tupperware container and then ask you to walk through a metal detector. There is a bar immediately in front of you. To the back left, there is a stairwell to the second floor which used to be used when the club was busier years (and years) ago. Not sure if they still use it on weekends or at night, but doubt it. There is a long stage in the middle of the expansive main floor and another full-size bar at the far right side of the room. There is also a pool table tucked away in the cubby down there. Behind the pool table is a door leading outside to the smoking area which is fenced around.