"Luke, I am your father" *Honk* Entertaining Themes/Sets in a Chill Atmosphere

Overall, the Kit Kat Club was a really cool spot, with a really relaxed vibe. The club is dimly lit, of course, but has a lot of really cool lighting and neat little smoke/light shows that are intermittently used. In fact, what I really enjoyed was that they would have certain "themes" and do certain shows. So, for example, one of the dancers was dressed as a jedi knight for her set, and did a lot of her dancing around one of those "Baby Yoda" dolls. Similarly (but much funnier), one woman went up dressed as a clown--including with clown makeup--and did a sort of "silly," "circus" routine. The music was just a touch too loud for my taste, but it certainly wasn't egregious or blaring.

I actually went on two nights--one on Friday, and then the following night. What was really cool was that, on Friday, there were actually a bunch of people playing poker at a large poker table that is located right at the entrance. I remember asking about the buy ins, and how to join, but I don't quite remember the specifics of that. Unfortunately, when I came back on Saturday, there weren't any poker games going on, but it was still cool to see on the Friday. I'm not sure whether or not they only do it on Fridays, or if we just showed up late on Saturday and they were already done.

The dancers were great--as I mentioned, above, they would get super into their theme and their little outfit, so they were all awesome and fun in that respect. They were all of pretty great attractiveness too (although there were, of course, a couple of outliers that I, personally, was not interested in). I would say that there was a really wide array of races as dancers. Certainly a good amount of white women, I believe a an Asian woman or two, and I think a Latina woman or two, as well. I don't actually recall seeing any black dancers, but I may have been mistaken.