Where do I start.... Half the dancers seemed high or lost in space. NO girl even climbed the pole, whirled, twirled, or did tricks. The girls who cleaned the poles & helped collect tips did more on the pole than the damn dancers. If I wanted to see pole grinding I'd watch myself in a mirror. I wanted to see the athleticism and strength from those pole tricks. Out of the 5-6 showgirls last night, 3 where entertaining. Only because they either paid special attention to a patron sitting near the stage or had some sexy dance moves and a pretty face.
Although this may seem like a total rant, I wasn't completely disappointed. I was entertained watching the dancers grab women from the audience and flash their boobs to everyone in the club and i got a kick out of watching the men stare intensely at the dancers and toss money at them. Wouldn't go back unless someone told me they had the time of their life at this place. BUT it would have to b a recent trip. Nothing over 3 weeks ago.
I was planning my birthday party and made a few calls to a few different places. Deja Vu happened to be one of them. A week prior to my birthday (Sunday), I asked them if they'd be able to: A. accommodate a party of 30 people and B. work on us with some type of special pricing package for this party. The person I talked to over the phone assured me that they'd be able to do both. We were to get the $270 package and we'd be able to split the price between our 30 people. I even made it a point to call back, after I saw on the website that the package was for 10 people, and he reassured me that we'd still be able to get the same package.
I called back Wednesday and I got the same answer. We'd just have to come in earlier in the night to reserve our spot. No problem. I felt comfortable with this and broke the pricing down for my guests. Everyone was ecstatic.
So, Saturday night rolls around, and we make our way to Deja Vu. I attempt to reserve our spot, but I'm told that we're not allowed to book the $270 package for 30 people, but for $500 we can work something out. No thanks. I told them I called TWICE eariler in the week, but since I didn't have any names of the people I talked to, those calls pretty much didn't exist (yes, I'll admit not getting any names was my fault).
Luckily another strip club hooked us up and prevented my birthday from being a disaster.
Very fun place. My buddy and I have the same birthday so we went to this club for some fun. 270 bucks for entry and cover charge for up to 10 people, plus they included 200 dollars in dance credits, that's a steal. The decor was nice and clean. All the staff was extremely nice, and the girls were amazing too. The poles are really tall, and some of those girls can do some neat tricks on them. My friends and I are planning another friends birthday there too. Â
If it's your birthday, be ready. The girl's pulled my friend and I up on stage and we got dances from all the girls working and photos. It was a fun night.
This place is really fun! Although this is my first strip club I've been to, so I guess you could say I was shocked to see it... nonetheless, fun!
I came on my birthday so I got free admission and my party got half off! :D So yay! And then my ID got given to the DJ. So when that happens, get ready to be pulled onstage if it is your birthday and be tousled by the girls. I was really not expecting a lot of what happened up there, and I was super nervous and scared... but otherwise, it was really fun. I had no idea how to react to anything that they did (such a newbie, right?)
Uh... but it was fun. I got a lapdance- two dances for $20 from Trisha (SHE HAS AN AWESOME MOHAWK FAUXHAWK THING! And she's adorable and nice and awesome), though that was a special. And she  let me hug her afterwards when I asked
I was surprised, apparently the sodas, lemonade, and a few other drinks were free. I don't know if it was just because we were all girls, though (just warning ya, check beforehand)... and I wasn't sure if we were allowed to keep the plastic cups, but my friends took them anyway. Not like you can really recycle plastic cups... still awesome though!
The girls are really nice there, they gave us a mini tour and explained the prices and stuff to us since we were really new to everything. Sometimes when they're on the stage they look bored, but I mean, it is a Sunday night with not a lot of people so... hay, it must be tiring!
THE TRICKS ON THE POLE ARE AWESOME! :D
The weird downside is that a random customer came up to my friend and told us that apparently "you don't belong here, you know that, right?" Jokingly, but it still seemed mean. :/ He seemed like a weirdo anyways.
I love the music here~~ It was awesome. I would not go here again unless it was a special occasion just cos I'm SO not used it it, but it was a really fun and awesome experience. :D
This is my favorite strip club in Sacramento. Why? Because they don't really play rap or hip-hop. There's one girl there that does a crazy stand-on-her-head-ass-shaking move that I've seen a few times throughout the last year that plays crazy rap songs, but they're good. They're not poopy hip-hop.
That being said...the chairs are comfortable. The poles go way up to the *very* high ceiling. The waitresses are friendly. The girls are pretty okay. Most of them have crazy personalities, which is refreshing and entertaining. I've gotten a couple lap dances there and it's a little awkward putting your money into a money-eater comparable to how it is when you buy a soda, but hey. Boobs are boobs.
And wait! They have a smoking area INSIDE in the back! The girls smoke back there, too, and are usually talkative.
Where did Parker go? She threw her shoe at a guy once for not coming up to her rail. Crazy? Yes. Entertaining? Definitely. And she used to dance to pop punk.
Four stars because you can't guarantee hot girls every night, but that's just the way it is.
I'm sure I'll be back. I appreciate being able to just sit back and chill out without being hassled. Maybe it's because I'm a girl? No complaints here.
Obviously none of these yelpers know strip club protocol.
This is a STRIP CLUB. Â These women are dancing for money. Â Things are expensive, and yes, you need to pay if you're going to sit at the stage.
It's easy to "blow your load" of money here. Â Set a limit and stick to it. Â
The "Half Hour" dances are okay, the girls are pretty friendly on friday/saturday nights.
My main complaint is the DJs, while sometimes funny, they were a little pushy in terms of getting guys to spend their dough. Â A few homophobic comments too, and there's no need for that. Â We're at a strip club. Â
Strip Clubs aren't my thing, but if you're going to go, hit up Deja Vu. Â There is often coupon in the SN&R for half off entry.
note: MAKE SURE YOU HIT THE ATM BEFORE YOU COME HERE: the ATM fees are ASTRONOMICAL (i remember them being 10 bucks)
My sister was right when she said, "There's a beautiful sadness in watching the strippers."
Growing up, my mama instilled in us an appreciation for other women's beauty through her obsession with Miss ____ pageants. Even to this day, I'll check out other women, not because I need to compare myself, but hot damn, a nice ass needs to be acknowledged, male or female.
All that aside, watching the girls go up and down the pole made me confront this strange sad beauty feeling that washed all over me. On the one hand, I enjoyed the tricks some of the girls pulled, and on the other, I couldn't help but feel a little bad for the ones who looked lifeless while "dancing" on the stage.
We came in on a weeknight and there were a few guys sitting here and there. Some were there to watch with no tip. Others were there to watch with little tip. That other, on this particular night, was a heavyset man, who sat back, put his arms behind his head, and feasted on the girls with his nasty little eyes. I felt bad for the girls who had to convince him into a little extra fun time.
Don't know if I'll ever come back to this club, but hoping that I can shake off the weird feelings before I try to enjoy another spot.
man, this place is a scam. here's a story:
so i decided to stop by one night. i was escorted to a seat and within 5 minutes i had an awesome blonde sitting beside me. shortly  after, the waitress comes by and asks if i would like a drink, i say yes cause a coke was $2.00. then she asks if i would like to buy my friend a drink. WTF!? that drink cost me $10.00!!
so i bought this girl a drink and left her to go sit at the stage. the least attractive girl was dancing and came over and bend down in front of me and said "help me out here" as she stretched her waist band. i gave her $2.00 mostly out of pity. she then came back a few minutes later and did the same thing. I GOT UP AND LEFT, NEVER TO RETURN.
my advice on this place, if you HAVE to go, go in and sit at the stage. give a few bucks a dance, it's cheaper than buying the girls their energy drinks all night. that ceiling is tall as hell and those girls climb that pole all the way to the freakin top.
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