Avoid. Rather than go through...

Avoid. Rather than go through all of the gory details, there are three clubs in this city where you are guaranteed to draw a losing hand. This place in my mind is the worst of the three, because it pretends to be a regular joint and has all the trappings of a club that could be a decent place to hang out. Let's see, some of the girls appeared to be on the level, but why take a chance when there are quality clubs with much better odds of a good time than this place? Again, can't say that every girl there is in on the racket, but management seems to be and that is a good enough reason to give the place a wide berth. Not much else to say beyond that, but...

If you must see things for yourself, avoid Caprice. Huge pressure to upsell even after it was clear that a halfway decent dance would do, and drug a poor hostess into it (who I politely sent on her way after two awkward minutes). Poor thing. Passion seemed to be legit and was cute, but throwing more $$$ after bad was a non-starter. Place was recently renovated, but looks better on the outside than inside. T-shaped main stage and a slightly above average line up. It's a shame, really. The place might be worth a second look in a different market but not in Vegas. I gathered most of the other customers were locals and weren't buying dances (yeah, might've been a sign). But this place and wasted trip is getting too much ink.

Random note: after a dancer was going on and on about how there were no cameras (they are in plain sight, btw) the first thing the manager says in her overly hostile reaction to my suggestion their dancers actually, I dunno, dance was that she was watching. Maybe the shift manager (dressed eerily like a dancer) ought to consider a different line of work...not to mention when a ROB tells you that customers are complaining all the time and she doesn't know why, would it be a positive thing to suggest she look inward? Avoid. That's all.