Subi's is on the small side,...

Subi's is on the small side, but extremely clean and well decorated with lots of big screen TVs playing sports and some R-rated stuff. Feels like a very comfortable club. $5 Cover, drink was $6.75, dances $20, no fee to enter VIP.

Nobody is pushy here, waitresses, dancers, nobody. Even though the club is on the small side, it is dominated by a long stage where you have 3 dancers on (at least on a Friday or Saturday when I usually go). So small club, big stage, you're always very close to the action.

One of the measures of satisfaction for me is how many dancers you see on stage in an hour. So a club that has a single dancer doing 3-song sets means you'll see 5 dancers on stage in an hour (assuming a 4-minute song), one at a time. If you don't care for the dancer, you have to wait a long time to see someone new. Subi's has 3 dancers who rotate every song. So you see a new dancer every song while 2 of the 3 on stage move to new positions. The result is that you have 3 dancers to look at all the time and you'll see 15 different dancers each hour.