The club is now called Cheetahs,...

The club is now called Cheetahs, no longer Kit Kat. Over the years (as with all clubs) the quality of the lineup goes up or down. There was a peak (1997-2000) where there was a ton of A-list beauties, then as is natural with all clubs, there was a downturn. A second peak about three years ago, the lineup was pretty stellar. I believe we are at yet another peak in the quality of the girls. The night shift on busy nights usually brings out the best girls. There were 12-14 girls working the shift (but the number changes radically depending on the girls themselves). They are definitely the most beautiful in the Bay Area at the moment. There are some girls who are perhaps B-list but they are friendly and still very hot per anyone's standards. Unfortunately the uber hot girls are rarely available or seen, usually their time is taken by their regulars, so it's hard to get to know them. The interior has been re-vamped and redecorated and it looks really good compared to just a few months ago. There is just so much they can do with the limited space, but they've done well. As far as rules or types of performances, nothing has changed from before - "no contact table dances" but some of the shows (especially the 2 girl shows) are pretty spectacular, depending on which girls you ask. Right now, with the economic downturn, I've noticed that dancers are a bit more 'anxious' about making their $$ than they have been in the past. Thus guys who don't tip usually don't get the time of day, but not every night can one expect the girls to engage in friendly chatter with no money to be made.... The 'fun scale' appears to be on and off at times. Several nights were the most fun ever, some were kinda boring. It depends on the crowd and the girls. If the crowd is fun and having a good time, the attitude of the dancers seem to adjust to it.