First time visiting and will go back.

I have known about Diamonds for a while, but never got around to going. Went to Cheeks before and made a friend with a dancer there. I had planned to go to Cheeks Saturday night, but she texted me and said she wasn't working. I had already planned to go and got "all dolled up" so I decided to try Diamonds.

Diamonds is at the end of a strip mall and is pretty lite outside. I got there a little before 9pm and cover was $20. As people have stated before, I had to fill out paperwork to be a member of the club. This is a fully nude club, and in order for them to offer fully nude entertainment, it has to be a private club. I am perfectly ok with that. The lady who did the paperwork looked like she could have been a dancer. She reinforced what the security guy told we when I got in the building in that I couldn't touch the girls. I am ok with that. If I have the option to touch the girls but the bottoms stay on, or not touch the girls but the bottoms come off, I would rather the bottoms come off. That is just me. Someone else might want the other option. She gave me a member card and a coupon for a free lap dance when I came back.

The club is a little smaller than I thought it would be from the pictures. There is a main stage on the lower level with some chairs and tables. There is a smaller stage on the upper level with a smaller number of tables and chairs. Because its nude, they can't serve alcohol. They have a "runner" that goes to the drive thru next door to get alcohol for people. I didn't bring anything in so I don't know the charge on that. I got a Dr Pepper and it was like $5.25. It wasn't too busy when I got in there so they were only using the main stage. They eventually started using the stage upstairs as well. Girls did a three song set. 1st song was with what they had on. 2nd song was topless. 3rd song was nude. I never saw this before but security escorted the girls up and down from the stage and collected their tips off the stage while they were dancing. All the girls had small purses for their money. There was a good variety of talent working there.