The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly Building

About half an hour up the road from the luxurious Savannah's on Hanna, you come to the exact opposite club in every way: Devil's Den. That comparison cuts both ways. Let me spell out the good and the bad.

Physically, this building feels like it might fall down on top of you at any moment — if your car survived the potholes in the parking lot. The inside smells like an ashtray and it's about as grimy as can be. $10 cover charge, which can be waived if you immediately buy a dance credit. No security check or ID scan of any kind. It's BYOB and I believe they sell sodas but I've never purchased. VIP rooms are down a hallway to the left. Tables and chairs are set up as you walk in with a very dark stage to the right. It's literally difficult to see the performers when they are on stage. A single bathroom (for both customers and dancers) is on the back wall. There's a list of dancers on duty in the back corner next to the stage, which I always find helpful.

Dancers were mostly white with a few AA and Hispanics. Wide range of body types. Dancers select their own music and typically do three full-length songs, ending up nude by the end. When the crowd is lite, it can be laborious to sit at the stage and feed the dollars when you're all alone. Each set seems to take forever.