This place aspires to be an...

This place aspires to be an upscale club, but with the lack of patronage and few girls working I wonder just how much longer it's going to last. Customers are mostly cold and unfriendly, not willing to spend money. Girls are not overly pretty either, but some of them are very talented onstage. Most of them were from Oasis, whose owner from my understanding also owns this club. Christine's has one of those stage-behind-the-bar layouts, which puts the dancers in the background and then forces them to essentially beg for dollars afterwards. Not a good idea for both dancers and customers. There's a sectioned off restaurant area where customers can eat in peace, but there's also a window from which to watch the dancers. The food is really good here.

The pole extends a good 20 or 30 feet to the ceiling. Some dancers with the ability can climb up and see the customers on the balcony above. That balcony has its own bar and mini-stages. Customers can get up there using a flight of stairs. There's no special price or anything to get up there, it's just a different view. I don't know whether to blame the location or the lack of substantial advertising, but this place doesn't seem to be doing too good. It's large and cold and dark, and that ambience seems to go through to the customers so that they are cold as well. The girls seem to be a bit cliquey, probably due to so many of them being from Oasis and already knowing each other. They aren't overly aggressive, but some offered some "extras" to get Champagne rooms (with no luck, apparently). This place seems geared towards businessmen, but it isn't busy enough to attract enough of those types. If I had to sum up this place with one word, it would be "lonely." I would not recommend this place for either customers or dancers.