Fun night

There are dive bars, there are dance clubs, and then there’s The Treasure Club—a strip club that proudly brands itself as “where X marks the spot.” Walking in felt like stepping into a glittering, treasure-filled world of neon lights and velvet curtains. It’s not just a strip joint; it’s an experience, and it lives up to the hype.

Upon entry, you’re hit with a rush of dim lighting, red velvet walls, and the scent of bourbon and vanilla. A $20 entry fee gets you in the door and a glimpse of what’s to come. The stage is shaped like a compass rose, surrounded by plush booths, and a long bar that could easily fit the crew of a pirate ship. Despite being on a Thursday, the place was packed.

The dancers are the heart of The Treasure Club. Each woman brings a unique performance to the stage, and the club fully leans into the pirate theme. Sapphire, a mesmerizing performer in rhinestones, took the stage with an air of confidence that could convince anyone she was the captain of the ship. Later, Ruby—known for her fiery routines—delivered a set that was nothing short of hypnotic. If anyone knows how to own a room, it’s Ruby.

Then there was Luna, whose UV-lit performance made her look like a goddess of the night, glowing under black lights. What stood out about the dancers wasn’t just their beauty, but the artistry in their movements. These women were far beyond the typical “grind and sway”—each routine was a carefully crafted performance.

The staff was also on point. The bartenders, masters of their craft, kept the drinks flowing with efficiency and personality. I recommend the "Sunken Treasure," a potent mix of rum and tropical fruit that hits the spot. The waitresses were quick and friendly, making sure everyone had what they needed, while security kept things smooth without hovering.