Walked in here and was not...

Walked in here and was not sure what to think. Unlike Showgirl Video, it was not obvious from the front this place was anything other than a video store. The entrance to the club portion is in the back left, and there is a door guy bouncer-type in a suit once you clear the last rack of videos. There's a small hallway with a few doors (lapdance rooms to the right) that opens up into the main club. Most of it goes off to the right. There's a small square-shaped stage in the middle of the room with tables and chairs arranged around it. There's a narrow strip of open space between the stage and right wall which is mainly blocked by chairs, so the stage basically splits the club in two. There's a juice bar to the left, the door to the dressing room area is back behind the bar and there is an opaque door to the right of the bar that leads to a small shower room. And that's it. Very small club.

Small crowd (see a trend?). Handful of people and it seemed to turn over a few times while I was there. The chairs are not terribly comfortable and the place is a little dingy looking. Things on stage weren't looking so great, either. By this point I had not made it to Olympic Garden so the entire night was shaping up to be grade "A" ass. Not sure why I sat down, other than to contemplate whether a night of gambling back at the casino wasn't a better option. Either way I'm throwing money away, but at least I know I'm only an elevator ride and a smile away from paydirt with a view. But I digress. The club had until I finished my red bull to make an impression, and a few minutes later a young slender brunette (late teens, maybe 20) steps on stage and gets to it. Meet Trinity. Classic looks, tight body and puts on a good show once she warms up.

Skipping to the good part, you can probably get dances tableside but the LD rooms are a much better options. The pricing structure is on little tent cards at each table, but the one I remember is $200 for a 1/2 hour because it's what I paid. First things first, I probably wouldn't pay the full rate again but got my money's worth. I went into the room banking on spending the $40 it cost for one dance in front with an option to upgrade. The only clubs I had been to in the first couple of days that weren't a waste in the LD department were Seamless and Palomino, but neither had inspired me to go back since one was too pricey for the goods (with an IOU since we'd become acquainted) and the other one gave me her number. So basically a $40 flier for anything decent was fine and $200 was the cost of doing business to give the trip a shot in the arm. The first song was all it took for a big thumbs up that I wasn't going anywhere for another 5 songs or so.