Expensive but still worth it if you know what to expect and what to look for.

The building is nice and discreetly located with a sizable parking lot. If you care about discretion the only part that's slightly uncomfortable is if there's a line because the front entrance is brightly lit and faces the street, but most of the time even when I arrive after 11pm there's no line. The cover charge is $25 on Weeknights and $30 on Friday and Saturdays. That seems expensive to some people, but frankly I find that NBD if you're a Silicon Valleynite and on the plus side, I've never been bothered for not buying drinks and never seen anyone being pressured to buy drinks even if they just sat at the bar all night not buying. Aside from one girl, I've not experienced anyone pushing hard for a dance, so it is completely possible to "be cheap" and only spend your money on stage tips if you're just looking for fun with a budget. The drinks aren't terribly overpriced. All three mocktails are $10. There's no free water, and their "Cheetah's Water" is priced at $4 clearly to push you towards the mocktails and soft drinks. They do offer a chicken sandwich that I've never tried - I don't see a kitchen, so its likely some microwaved sandwich they bought from Costco.

The overall club vibe is pretty classy. There's a center stage with 2 poles. As you come in from the entrance to the left there's the bar which hugs one side of the center stage, and to the right is the 5 minute booths. On the other side of the stage across from the bar are tables with seats that have been recently rearranged to all face the stage in kind of a "bench" layout. Behind these seats is the private party section with a rentable private stage. I've never seen anyone use it in all my times there. Along the wall by the entrance are two round tables where the dancers hangout, which is also adjacent to the backstage entrance. Beyond the backstage entrance is the restrooms. On the opposite wall is two couches; the one near the bar is suitable for a more comfortable chit-chat with a dancer if they approach you, and the other couch is arranged more like an airport waiting area which kind of makes sense because its positioned right outside the 10-minute VIP booths and it is where I sometimes wait when I know the dancer I'm waiting for is in there.

On a typical night there is 8-9 girls even on a weeknight, so there's lots of options. Most of the girls fit the conventional preference of body shapes, but all ranges are available, and I would say the ethnic diversity is appropriately proportioned between White, Latina, Black, and Asian for Silicon Valley. For Fridays and Saturdays, the first shift is typically 6 girls and the second shift 9 girls - with 2 hour overlap between shifts, so on weekends between 11pm-2am there will be 15 girls, while the customer crowd is about 40-50 people, so great options.