A pretty good introduction to the Harvard Gentlemen's club

I arrived around 9 PM on a Saturday and was pleasantly surprised at how easy it was to find the building, given that there seemed to be a fair amount of construction in the area. It's not a very large establishment, which suited me just fine because of how well-lit the area was with a fairly large sign on the front of the building to indicate I'd reached my destination. From the direction I drove, the parking lot is off to the side of the building, which has a small but well-lit parking lot.

There's only one entrance that I saw into the building which faces the parking lot, and as soon as you enter, there's a security guard to pat you down between two sets of glass doors with a $10 entry fee. Immediately you will notice that the club is very small with a medium-sized stage for the dancers tucked into the right corner with several tables and lounge chairs in front of it. An L-shaped bar sits just to the left of the main entryway with a small television which usually has a sports game for patrons to enjoy. To the left of that sits a small booth for the DJ which is right next to the men's room on the right. To the left of the DJ booth is the dancers' locker room and women's restroom. Also, there's a VIP booth which is hidden behind a thin, black veil to the right of the bar in the back right-hand side of the room.

I made my way to the bar and grabbed a few beers which were $5 each, which isn't bad considering Cleveland tends to be a bit more on the pricey side for drinks. There were probably about 12 or so girls present that night with some working the floor to entertain the half dozen or so other patrons that were there while others were seated near the stage or at the bar. Insofar as I could tell, the crowd was all African American with the sole exception being the Caucasian bartender. *Note* If you're not a fan of smoke, you may want to look elsewhere as this establishment allows the patrons to do so at their leisure.