A return to Akron.

I decided to stop turning west on route 76 as of my January review of Lustys but then I learned that that filthy pit of despair burnt down and I was renewed with hope for a comfortable recreational oasis. (I am willing to provide information on my whereabouts the day of the Lustys fire)

The freeway exit that was adjacent to 4 clubs is now down to 2. After visiting both I’m submitting a review of The G-spot.

This club’s atmosphere is different from the other clubs that are and were surrounding the area because it is primarily an urban club. It has ample parking with the entrance door in the middle of the wall adjacent to the parking lot. When you walk in you enter a large mostly unused room with what looks like a stage to your left and a pool table to your right. Directly in front of you is the bar area. The bar encompasses the length of the back wall and right side of the room. To the left end of the bar is a private room and the right is the bathroom. There are probably 15 stools around the bar and 5 or 6 tables in front of it.