The place is pretty big on...

The place is pretty big on the inside, but part of it with another bar and more tables wasn't being used.

After getting past a lobby that was almost as big as the club itself, you walk in to an area with the bar and food buffet to the left and the main stage area around a curved separator wall. The club looked relatively nice, nicer than I expected, but wouldn't quite call it upscale. Not many girls around, but saw a couple of lookers. Mainly latinos in the crowd and onstage. This place and Fuego in Southern MD are probably the only majority latino strip clubs I'd visit regularly. Might be others in SoCal I'd add but none jump to mind right now. The music had a lot of Spanish-influenced tracks as you'd expect, and the DJ was vocal between songs but not annoying. The main stage is pretty high off the ground, so you get some decent angles and the girls are fairly interactive during their sets. As with any other club, all it really takes is one standout to catch my interest long enough to give the club a chance. Bad club + subpar girls = a very quick exit.

Then there's Desiree. Solid 9 with a gorgeous face. Very articulate and has a lot on her mind. She talked straight through one song in the lapdance area before she asked if I was ready. Since it was right around closing time I was definitely set, but I'd already decided when I stuck around that I wasn't going to be able to make it to any more clubs for the night. Executive XTC was listed on this site as being open until 3AM so I tried to head there afterward, the doors were open when I got there but invisible people behind a not quite solid wall yelled out the place was closed. That was better than the guy who looked passed out somewhere in the main room at Bonita's that I could barely see through the check in window. Not even sure if that was a strip club since it wasn't listed but it said exotic sports bar and had the telltale girly silhouette so who knows. Desiree is not exactly high mileage but she's sexy as hell and I had no complaints at $20 a song.