Prices here are about the same...

Prices here are about the same as you would find as in other clubs in the area, like Flashdancers or Lace. Very plush interior, with comfortable chairs, flatscreen televisions showing the game, and impressive, Roman-style architecture leading to the bathroom. Seems to want to attract a high clientele, which is part of the problem. Like any strip club, there seems to a mix of attractive and not so attractive dancers, although the overall attractiveness average at LFHC seems a bit higher. The more attractive dancers, however, seem to be firmly planted with the high rollers or "celebrities" who enter the club in their booths or tables, leaving the average joes to try to get a dance from some of the other dancers. This is actually hard to do, since the other dancers are always flitting around, and are not as aggressive in asking customers if they want dances as compared to other area clubs. Waitress service is inconsistent at best. One interesting thing (not sure if they still have it) was a sort of medium stage between a simple lapdance and VIP service, where you can plunk down (I think it was $100) for a private booth with a dancer for 3 songs, contact involved. Would recommend this service if it is still there and you can afford to blow the loot. One other thing to mention is that the place is a little out of the way, so if you've been drinking, better to take a cab than attempt to walk to/from this club's desolate location on Manhattan's far west side.