Most welcoming and diverse club yet

I was first there before labor day weekend and found it to be much better than expected. From the outside it looks very small and could potentially miss it if you are not looking for it. Previously I had gone to other clubs around Atlanta but Tattletale had not been checked off my list. I pulled into the parking lot and found it to be moderately full. It was little after lunch time and the only cost I paid was to park ( have to leave keys with attendant). Until 2pm there is no cover then goes to $5 until 5pm where it goes to $10 for rest of the night. Parking I believe goes up as well but can’t recall. All the staff was courteous and made you feel welcomed.

When I entered the club there were approx 5-6 dancers and about equal patrons. Interior is not large and sprawling like other clubs which does make it feel more like a neighborhood bar (in a good way). The bar and table seating was mostly available. Very clean and orderly (stools tucked into bar, chairs neatly placed by tables). I suggest sitting at bar your first time to be able to get lay of the land and so the dancers can come by and greet you. You can see the stage very clearly, while able to check out dancers as they walk around. I had Bud Light and it ran me $8, then a Rum and Diet for $12.

The dancers came up to me and introduced themselves very quickly, and I had very few dancers immediately try to offer dances, instead striking up conversation. This allowed me to get a read on if I would like to buy a dance or more. This made me feel at ease and that the dancer valued both of our time.