Fresh Pavement, so exciting.

I visit this club at least once per week. I try only to review it when there is a big change. The club is located on an industrial street in a fairly safe area next to a light rail station. The big change is evident when you pull into the parking lot (free parking). The entire lot has been redone. It is smooth and new. No pot holes. For years, the manager would try to fix the pot holes by hand. The fix would last for a week or two. Maybe until the first hard rain. Somebody finally made a decision to invest a bit of money and fix it for awhile.

That is the end of the big changes. You enter the building to a window where the cover is collected at night. No cover during the day. Next to the cover area are the bathrooms. The men's room still stinks and only one urinal works. The main area actually has two floors plus two separate raised areas which differ in definition depending on the day, but one is for bottle service and one may or may not be for some type of special membership. There are two stages, a big main stage to the right when you walk in and a small individual stage just to the right immediately after you walk in. Neither get used that much during the day. The bar is in the back of the main floor, has about 10 stools and is where most of the daytime PL's hang out

The upstairs are sofas in a dark area with cameras for VIP dances ($35 each) and there is a non-private separated area called the Executive Lounge where dances are $150 for 15 minutes. That area also has a camera, but the camera had a red light on the last time I was there, so not sure if it is always working.