The first thing you’ll notice when...

The first thing you’ll notice when you pull into Treasures large parking lot is that this is a nice looking club. It looks bigger from the outside than it looks when you are inside. Besides the large self-parking lot they also have valet parking and naturally many tourists come by taxi. Those coming by taxi pay a $30 cover charge, which is then kicked back to the cab driver.

As you walk into the club on the left is a small upscale restaurant. When I arrived (8:45 pm, Thursday evening) there were no diners in the restaurant. The menu posted outside was a typical steakhouse menu with prices ranging from $20 to $40, standard Las Vegas expensive. There were no stages inside the restaurant but certainly a girl or two from the main room could join you for drinks or a few private dances.

Further inside the furnishings and decor confirm that this is a very stylish and upscale gentlemen’s club. Stairs go up to the VIP area, which was still roped off this early in the evening. On the main floor two stages were going with the dancers doing three song sets. The center stage was good sized and was surrounded by chairs but only a couple of guys were on the rail. The back or main stage was too high like some other Las Vegas clubs and offered no chairs for people to sit, watch the show, and/or tip.