Wow!! Now that's Entertainment!!!
I came here a few times back when it was called "PINK", and let me tell you! I will probably be back soon! These guys running the show here really know what the hell they're doing!
They no longer have average girls, and overpriced drinks! Every lady entertainer was eye catching to the fullest! The drinks were very reasonable and they have a decent sized menu list of options. Best part most of all, the staff treats you like royalty!
Locations is very convenient, and parking doesn't seem to be an issue here.
I am sorry, but I wish more entertainment clubs were operated more like this one!
If your looking to come here solo or with a large group, either way you'll have a great time!
Great job guys! Can't wait to visit this place again!
Walked up to bar. order beer. fanned my money a five and 4-ones. bartender brings 2 bottles and scoops up all the money. I asked how much they were. she told me 2 for $4. uh... give me back my money.. Â she got all hurt that she didn't wasn't able to TAKE my money. Â Also ordered a FIREBALL. poured me a cheap knock off. Â Charged me and when i pointed out it wasn't Fireball, she argued with me, took ALL my change from a $20 and walked out to find a manager. He came in and argued with me, then admitted it was a different product. Â Didn't offer to refund my money or make me another drink. I HAD TO ASK for a Washington Apple. Bartender didn't know how to make it. Â Poured a lot of Crown, Pucker, and Cranberry in a shaker then filled a shot glass with about a third of what was in the shaker. Â
I won't go back!
My boyfriend and I go to strip clubs about once a week. We like to find a favorite place and go back repeatedly and even bring some friends some times. It's our favorite way to socialize and we spend lots of money.
I have never had a negative experience at a strip club..... Until tonight.
My boyfriend and I decided to try a exotic dance club nearby instead of heading east. We found Pink Cabaret on the map as being very close to where I live, so we headed there.
There's a girl at the front entrance to take the cover charge which was only $5. Before entering I asked her if they serve food.
She said "no but we have a list of places that deliver" , she showed us a few places including Dominoes. I wanted hot wings but I don't like the wings from Dominoes. I said, I'd think about what I wanted. We went inside and had a couple of drinks but I was still craving hot wings.
My boyfriend decided to order from Bruno's, a restaraunt that was just a mile away. We asked one of the hospitality/door man/security guys at the front if it was ok and he said no problem, people order all the time. He said we could either leave the money at the front desk or he would come inside and let us know when the delivery arrived. We were like "wow every one is so nice here". The bartender was super nice. The bartender went out of his way to make sure I loved my drink. Our waitress, Mandy, was very attentive. I did notice that she said "welcome to Christie's" when she introduced herself, so maybe they are changing the name of the club soon.
Anyway, the wing delivery arrived and the hospitality/door man/security guy came to get us to pay for it.
So we were happily drinking alcohol and eating our wings with one of the cute blonde strippers named LOVE. She was a little hungry so I offered her some wings.
Then this guy comes over and starts saying something about how we brought outside food into his establishment. I thought he was joking so I asked him if he wanted some wings.
He was serious though.
He was very accusatory saying that bringing our food in was the equivalent of bringing our own alcohol into a bar.
I said, "your front desk told us we could order delivery here." Â
We weren't being sneaky or trying to do anything wrong. We had permission. Hell they even encouraged it.
He very rudely said "I don't know how many times I have to repeat that I'm the manager and you are not allowed to bring outside food in". He went overboard in asserting his authority.
My boyfriend said "you should talk to your front desk".
I was very embarrassed and I'm non confrontational, so I just said "ok" and packed my food up. I have never been embarrassed that way.
A minute later while my boyfriend got a private lap dance from Love, the manager came over and told me "well if the front door already said it was ok, go ahead and enjoy yourself".
I just said "ok" and smiled.
To be honest it was too lil too late. He caused a scene and He didn't even apologize.
When my boyfriend came back to the table, we settled our tab and left.
I think the manager should learn how to talk to customers without being rude and make sure there is some consistency amongst the staff as to what their policies are, so this type of situation can be avoided.
We will not return.
I went here last night prepared to make it rain. After five death metal songs a dancer asks, "how are you?" I replied, "I hate the music." She then called me an asshole. I asked for the manager. Manager says, "she's outside crying because you didn't like her music." She then offered to buy me a drink. I declined, went home, and thought, "stripper breezies are crazy!"
I kinda liked it in spite of the bad music and emotionally fragile dancer. The bartender, Keisha, was cool and there was one cute dancer. Music improved as I was leaving.
Who really listens to death metal while chillin?
I'm updating my review, but not of the club itself, only for the BBQ caterer and my comments about the bathroom attendant.
I still hate the bathroom attndt concept, but Arnold is a genuine dude who will engage you in real conversation (meaning he will listen and respond to what you said, too, not just talk at you ). Â He presents a great argument about throwback-style service, that used to be the norm whenever the high-falutin' went out lounging for coctails, and he truly enjoys *service* - not just handing you gum, but interacting with you as a fellow human being. Â As far as bathroom attd's in general, I'm a convert, as long as the guy on the stool is as cool as my new buddy, Arnold.
Now the BBQ - shitchyea.!
This trailer smoker is brought out here by W & W Catering, owned by the Woods brothers. Â John(?) was again super friendly, eager to talk about his ingredients, methods, or anything else for that matter.
He offers pulled pork, chicken, smoky links, and i think brisket, too, kept warm and smokey with a real smoker fired with glowing hot red mesquite wood. Â You can get a styrofoam plate with the full meal of meat, beans, corn cob, roll for $10. Â Or, you can get just a sammich for $5. Â
There's no fork involved with the pulled pork. Â He donned a plastic glove, grabbed the hunk of pork shoulder, and started pulling off chucks to chop up a bit and stuff into a kaiser. Â Topped off with a scoop of tangy and sweet sauce that you can taste the wood in, and I was as close to heaven as one can get standing outside of a strip club on the other side of the tracks in the industrial West valley. 8^ |
Dinner gets a plate, but sammich is served on sheets of tin foil. Â Bits of tin are not fun to find crimped between your molars, but I guess I'll take the blame, myself, for having been the one in control of my mouth and chompers.
The Woods bros dont have a brick & mortar that they sell from - *yet*
Yes, she did go to another...it's a hobby what can I say.
By far, this is the LARGEST club I've been in! But my list of places to visit is still very long, so there may be bigger. I liked it here, the girls and managers, and this is important to me, were chill and nice. Some variation in looks for the girls but not much, but then again, maybe there is more to select from at night. I'm a day club visitor, because I hate to pay cover and other unnecessary costs. This place has a nice size bar, and a freaking huge main stage, with three, yes count them, three two-story tall poles (And some of the girls climb all the way to the top!). And it doesn't end there, there was a more private but large room toward the back with another stage and tall pole. There's an upstairs to this place too! I like to wander, I have a curious sense of adventure. I found multiple smaller private rooms up there, along with small mirrored rooms with single chairs. You know for that kind of one-on-one that no ones all up in your business about kind of room, just you and the dancer...Then there is the balcony that wraps around the upper floor, plenty of seating, with DJ in the center, spinning whatever the ladies on stage ask for (this is rare, some DJ's will tell you to take a flying leap if you demand a song, so I've been told...). This place is lit well too, not enough to make you run out screaming of blindness, but good enough to see.
May I add that this is the first time I didn't have to go through a dressing room full of half-naked women to get to the restroom, it was separate and had more than one toilet in it, yes, amazing I know! I've been won over, lets see the other places on my list top this!
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