Monday night visit
I stopped by this club around 12:30 a.m. on a Monday night while I was in town for work. For a weeknight, the place was decently busy, with about 15 to 20 dancers working the floor.
Cover and Pricing:
The cover charge to get in was $25, and for an additional $35, you could get a wristband that gave access to the private dance booths in the back. There was also a VIP wristband option for around $135? though I didn’t try that one. Floor dances cost $20 each, and private dances (fully nude) were $40 per song. A few dancers offered small discounts if you stayed longer (for example, three dances for $100 after your second one.)
Dancers and Atmosphere:
There’s one stage and dancers rotate throughout the night. Most of the dancers were Cuban, with a few Venezuelan and Puerto Rican women mixed in. Overall looks ranged from about a 5 to 8 or 9, depending on your preferences. Most had body enhancements while there were a few that were natural. The standout for me was a Puerto Rican dancer named Lita, who was easily the most attractive and put on the best private dance. She added some creative moves and “stunts” beyond the typical grinding and bouncing.
In general, the mileage varied. Some dancers were more hands-on, while others encouraged more interaction. One of the Venezuelan dancers gave a solid performance but was a bit too affectionate (kissing, which Im not really into). Despite that, I’d say the overall experience was positive and fun.
Club Setup and Vibe:
The music was mostly hip hop and reggaeton, which fit the overall energy of the crowd. At one point in the night, there was an event called “Ass Parade,” where all the dancers got on stage at once. A good way to see the full lineup. One dancer mentioned that any money thrown during that time goes to the club, not the performers, so it’s better to hold onto your ones for later.
Bar and Hours:
The bar stayed open past 2 a.m., serving beer in cups only. Drink prices dropped after 2. For example, a Corona was $10 before 2 a.m. (in a bottle) and $7 after 2 a.m. (in a cup). I didn’t try any liquor, so I’m not sure if they serve more than beer that late.
The club stays open until 6 a.m., so it’s a good option if you’re looking for somewhere to hang out late.
Other Notes:
Several dancers mentioned that VIP dances cost around $400 and that extras were available, but I wasn’t interested in that side of things. Occasionally, a dancer might get pushy or try to tag-team with a friend if one isn’t getting much attention, which wasn’t really my preference but seemed common practice there.
Overall Impression:
While I don’t have another Houston club to compare it to, I’d say this spot offered a solid experience for a late-night visit, especially for a Monday. The talent pool was decent, the atmosphere was relaxed, and the pricing was about what you’d expect for the area. Just be ready for a bit of upselling and some variation in dancer quality.
