It's Dark on the Stage

Setting: The building is to the left of a large adult bookstore which has a huge selection of items and is the largest in northern California, according to the person working there who gave me a tour. The parking lot is ample. Admission at 2:15 on a Monday afternoon was $21; they charge a lot more on a Friday or Saturday night.

This is one of two clubs in Rancho Cordova (used to be 3 but Deja Vu shut down). Of note, it is the ONLY place to go in the Sacramento area and see DAYTIME stage dancing. The interior is spacious, with high ceiling, the largest of any area club, with plenty of tables and chairs, plus several large TVs on the wall tuned to sports stations. There is one large stage to the right with poles, and room for a dozen customers to sit around it and tip $1s. There is also a stage to the left but that is used only during peak hours--I've never been here when it was being used. The interior is a bit dark, and the music is a little on the loud side. There are no strobe lights or lasers. The private dance area is a separate space entered through a curtain at the rear of the building; partitioned seats are available. Servers may come to your table and ask whether you want a drink or menu item. Sandwiches and appetizers are on the menu.

One point to emphasize: You cannot see the full glory of the dancers’ anatomy at the stage, because the stage is DIMLY lit (unless they approach within inches of you, which most don't). Most dancers, after getting nude, back away from the edge toward the rear of the stage. This darkness was noted by another reviewer, see Oct. 19. The other club in town, Pure Gold, does have a better-lit stage so you see more.