Less Hussle

My crew of four stopped by Scarlet's just before midnight on a Friday night. We were greeted by the doorman who advised us of the $20 per person cover, but seemed convinced that we should get a table in the VIP section ($400) instead. We opted to pay the $20 each. We were advised that all tables were reserved space, so the only seating available to us was around the stage.

We took seats around the main stage. This club has the widest variety of girls I've seen in any club. Different breast sizes, some tattooed, some not. Some pierced, some not. Some with odd-colored hair and some with ore traditional colors. You get the idea. The variety isn't just in looks, though. About one in three of the girls was actively friendly. They were all good dancers which is good. But there's a balance between hustle and standoffishness that didn't quite get captured on the Friday evening that I was there.

Some of the girls will touch you or interact with you while they are on stage. Others seemed to just be phoning it in. We were not solicited for any private dances in the whole time we were there. Although my buddy and I were sitting at the stage and tipping fairly consistently, no one seemed interested in spending more time with us while we were sitting at the stage.