Quick stop Saturday Night

Stopped by on a Saturday night after spending some time at the casino. There was a $20 cover charge for the 21+ side, which felt a little steep at first, but the drink prices were actually pretty reasonable once inside. The club is split into two sections, each with its own vibe. There were two stages on the 21+ side, although only one was active during our visit. A few of the dancers put on solid performances, but with the crowd being pretty light, the energy never really picked up and nothing particularly wild or memorable happened.

In the back, they had a pool table and a few arcade-style games, which was a nice option if you wanted a break from the stage. Staffing was minimal overall, and the lineup of dancers was fairly average — a mix of what I’d call 5s and 6s, nothing that really stood out.

We decided to check out the 18+ side afterward, which required paying an additional cover. That area was noticeably quieter, with only a handful of patrons and even less activity. The atmosphere felt subdued compared to the main floor. I ended up getting one lap dance for $30, but it was very average and didn’t feel worth the price. They did offer private rooms, but those started at $300, which seemed high given the overall quality and lack of energy that night.

After that, we grabbed a hookah and called it a night. Overall, the experience was underwhelming, though it’s possible we just caught them on an off night. I wouldn’t completely write the place off, but I wouldn’t go out of my way to return either.