Better than last time but not good still

Stopped by on a Saturday night around 9:45 PM, hoping for a decent mix of entertainment and atmosphere, but honestly left feeling underwhelmed. The club sits in one of the safer corners of Lake City, which is a plus—parking wasn’t an issue, and walking in solo didn’t feel sketchy, which can’t be said for a lot of spots in the area. From the outside, it doesn’t exactly advertise itself as anything special, but I went in hoping the experience inside would speak for itself. Unfortunately, that wasn’t the case.

The interior feels like it hasn’t seen a real update in years. Dim red lighting tries to set the mood, but instead makes the whole place feel tired and heavy. The chairs were beat-up and wobbly, and the tables felt sticky, even though the place wasn’t particularly packed. It didn’t feel filthy, just… worn down, like a place that’s been coasting on autopilot for too long. There was no real energy in the room despite it being a weekend night.

The performer lineup was surprisingly thin for a Saturday. I counted maybe six dancers rotating in and out, and there wasn’t much variety in style or presence. Most of them were taller and heavily inked—not necessarily a bad thing, just not my preference. I usually gravitate toward more petite dancers with a relaxed, mysterious vibe, and that wasn’t really on offer. A couple of them made some effort on stage, but nothing stood out. It felt routine, like they were just checking off another shift rather than putting on a show.