This was SO much fun.
Called last minute to get reservations and happened to have a spot left for two for the midnight "dirty" show. We feared that we would get stuck with crappy seating, but ended up getting a two-top right next to the stage. Score!
Drinks run about $10/pop and the food isn't the greatest, but who cares! If you come to this for the food then you are an idiot. Spend your $15/person minimum on drinks if you are the type to complain about the food at a place where the food isn't meant to be the highlight of your night. Arrive 30 min early and grab a seat at the bar while you wait for your name to be called for seating. In that 30 min time period, we finished off about 3 drinks each and engaged in some crazy conversation with the funny and fabulous bartenders.
Our waitress was absolutely hilarious and even took a picture with us at the end of the night. The show was a complete riot and we had an absolute BLAST. I would definitely do this again the next time I am in town!
Had a fun time Friday night at Lips for the first stop of a fun bachelorette party night out with the girls! Â This was actually my 2nd time coming to Lips, but my first visit was about 4 years ago when they were in their original West Village location! Â All that has changed is the venue upgrade to the (lower) Upper East Side but you still get the fun, lively and interactive entertainment and all the attitude that one can expect from the best Queens in NYC! Â The food is not as bad as some on this site might lead you to believe - trust me, I wouldn't lie to you. Â However, I had the Chicken Penne Vodka and it is pretty hard to get that wrong. Â I also sampled a few buffalo wings and I'm a sucker for hot sauce so I gotta say they were A-ok! Â The drinks were all definitely on the sweeter side but not badly priced considering (most cocktails were in the $12 range).
If you are on a budget or want to simplify planning for a group, they do offer a 3 course prix-fixe menu if everyone at the table participates, which include a platter of most their apps, 1 choice of entrée from an extensive list, and finally another platter of mini-cannolis and red velvet cupcakes.  My small group did not opt for this, but I thought it great for you to know.  (You're Welcome :)
The show lasts about an hour depending on how many birthday girls (or guys) and bachelorettes are in the audience. Â Everyone who is celebrating something is given a crown to wear for the night and brought up on stage for a picture and a little bit of fun banter with the host! Â $12 per person for the show by the way and a $15 food minimum per person, but in all honesty, it's priceless fun and a great way to kick off bachelorette festivities!
I went here last night for a friends birthday. I only had one drink, and it was okay- nothing to write home about. For dinner I had coconut shrimp with a side of friends and the sampler appetizer. The reviews about the food are not joke, it is all pretty terrible. It's worse than Applebees and applebee is the lowest I go on the dining experience pole. I tried my friends Penne al a Vodka, it was so bad and after we left out whole group was gassy. Idk what that means about the food but it must mean something.
The show. Well, the show was nice. They definitely gave the birthday girls and bachelorettes a lot of love, bringing them on stage. Some of the performers seemed more into it than others, which was interesting. I was expecting them to all be vivacious and one in particular looked incredibly bored. My friends enjoyed it, and that's all that matters.
Until the bill game. Be prepared to spend at least $50 bucks per person...and for that food it doesn't seem worth it(but i i know, paying for the SHOW).
5 stars for the show! Â Ask about the drink specials, we had $5 frozen cosmos (or something like that) The food was nothing special, but not terrible and good portions (we had the fixed menu...)
The waiter actually knocked a drink INTO our friends lap....red drink onto white pants. He rolled his eyes and left. Â (It was NOT one of the performers, their disses were actually funny) He even or apologize OR replace the drink. She didn't get upset or cause a scene about it so maybe if she would have brought it to someone's attention things would have gone differently.
Anyway, the ladies are talented and put an quite a show. One of my most memorable experiences in New York.
Sunday brunch used to be the best place to spend a fun afternoon with friends and family ... Since they changed to two shows, the quality of service and show went from excellent to poor and bad. The girls are very talented ( Ginger Snap is AMAZING !!!) and they can def. entertain you but now they look a bit tired, rushing through the show and the service on the floor is BAD !!! ... I'm a bit disappointed, but I understand the high demand and small inventory.
Review Source:I Â decide to take my best friend here for her bacholerette brunch, Â she totally loved it.
The brunch was18.95 with unlimited mimosa's for an additional $6.00. Â If you are hungry i suggest you eat the chicken sandwich or burger. I had the steak and eggs and was still hungry afterwards :( . Â The food was so/so but you cant complain when you are also getting a great show out of it.
The bartender chandelier was rude, I'm not sure if she was being "in character." Â But the sass and attitude is not necessary when people are being nice to you!!!!!
Oh I weep with joy. I love a good drag show.
I arranged a reservation for 7 at the 9:30 pm show, where they told us we'd need to order the prix fixe dinner because it was 'prime seating.' While it made me skeptical (really, how good could the food be at a drag show), I confirmed the reservation because it was part of my sister's bachelorette party.
For $30 plus $12 admission cost we got appetizer platters (fried stuff really) an entree apiece (one of my sisters got the lobster ravioli which was surprisingly not bad! Frozen, I'd imagine) and dessert platters of mini cannoli and red velvet cupcakes. Drinks and shots were $10 apiece, which is to be expected.
The show was just glorious - and the emphasis on the bachelorettes and birthday gals in the room was perfect. The performers (who were our waitresses as well) lip synced and danced their way through everything from It's Rainin' Men (obviously) to Nikki Minaj, Katie Perry and all those popstars we just love to hate on.
The interior of Lips is gaudy and bawdy and just plain fabulous. Glitter, chandeliers, sequins, exactly what you'd imagine. You can hear waitresses sassily scoffing "shut up, you dumb bitch" to patrons at nearly every table.
I've heard their mimosa brunch is also pretty spectacular! Well done, ladies.
I had sooo much fun. The shows were great- filled with lots of energy and fun. Our waitress was The best!!!! She fed me a brownie that i had to eat "suggestively" and gave my friend a lap dance.
The food was good. I kept it simple with garlic bread and coconut shrimp and I enjoyed them both. You come here to have fun, not eat a five course meal. I would return without hesitation.
It's been a while since I've been here, and I noticed that the venue has become bigger, with a bigger demand for drag entertainment, I'm sure. The drag shows are quite a few each night, so they have to make sure that everything is set up on time, at the same time, and all the servings, distribution of foods should be prompt, and on point. Of course, that's what a restaurant is supposed to be like, right. Yes, you're right!
But the assembly-line type of food service that I got was quick, but the one problem is that the food was not well made. Case in point: A lot of the guests that were in my group complained that their food was bland in flavor and tough in texture, case in point the chicken cutlets. They kept asking for salt and pepper.
I ordered the cheeseburger, and I ordered it medium well, to have it be just a bit moist, and it came back super-super well done. I should have noticed that it was bound to happen, when the food came out not even 10 minutes after we had put in our order. You would think it was really prompt service, but the food suffered!
The service was bleh...The point of having drag queens serve you is to have a great and funny interaction with them. Our server(Blackie-Oh) wasn't either one of those. I will say though...It must be hard to sevre foods and drinks AND perform three or four times...But with the amount of mandatory gratuity that she gets for groups, I'm sure he/she is not suffering that much.
The drinks were good, but they need to make it stronger. This is a drag show after all, and the thing that sets this show apart from the other is the ability to have a better time with the female impersonators, rather than, say, regular performers. and they were $8.50 or more.
The charges for a Friday night are as follows:
$12 per person
$29(not inc tax and mandatory 20% gratutiy) for food
$8.50-12 drinks
You do the math. To me it wasn't worth it.
In conclusion, for it to be a successful drag cabare lounge, you need to provide the best service and food possible, as well as the best experience overall. Other than that, it would just be a total...drag.....which it was.....
For anyone who commented on the food...I actually won't write what I think about you.
You don't come here for the food or the drinks. You come here for a show. You get the food so you can kill time eating while waiting for the show to begin. Or you get it because like most Americans, you need to stuff your face while being entertained.
This was my first outing to a drag show. When my friend invited me for her birthday, I was excited. I love Ru Paul's Drag Race and imagined this would be the same. I was not disappointed. These "gals" know how to put on a show or should I say "werk". The costumes were over the top, the personalities were over the top, and the performances-yes you guessed it-were over the top. But in a good way. Lots of lip synching (cue Ru Paul's "lip synch for your life) and dancing to songs that just made you want to shake your tail feather. The girls spun, and twirled, and kicked and did things that my body would balk at.
The host was funny, inappropriate, and sassy.
There were mostly women in the crowd and a few boyfriends that were suckered into going (the things men do to get laid...I mean the things men do for love). Â There were bachelorettes, birthday girls, and even those celebrating anniversaries. Whatever the reason, this is a perfect event for a girls' night out.
I recently went back to Lips for Sunday Brunch and had a awesome time. The food was a lot better the second time around. The show was set to start at 12:30, however even though we were late we still got seated with no problem, it actually didn't get started till after 1:30. I ordered the steak and eggs, and so did my sister. I ordered mines medium and sis wanted her's well done. They confused our orders and i winded up with a dried out steak. Mind my sister said hers was great and will never order well done again...we wound up splitting it.My mother went with burger and fries, which was huge and she said was delicious. The show itself was very entertaining. Overall a solid 4.5 stars.
Review Source:The performers at Lips put on such a great show, it's a shame that the food is bleh here. I'd say that you should probably get the appetizers and lots of drinks here, but skip the main entrees and go elsewhere for that. Otherwise be prepared to buy some balloon-"animal" erotic toys that you can then flail at people on the way home while you're drunk riding the subway. ;)
Review Source:Not a fan. I went for their midnight show which is supposed to be the sexiest and I wasn't impressed. Most of the drag queens are nice and funny but they mainly just do karaoke to songs. I was bored and so was the group I was with. It would be more fun if it was more interactive, real singing and maybe even dance contests or lap dances lol- just a thought.
Review Source:Went on a Sunday night for my GF's birthday. Â Had an absolute blast!
Even with reservations I would say get there early so you get good seating. Â I was worried about the food, but it was suprisingly decent. Of course nothing to rave about, but be honest you aren't going for the food!
Entertainment was amaaazing :) Â Even if you think you might not enjoy it, your ass will love it. Â Will go again for sure. Â Only con - a little pricey.
Went for a friends birthday with a group. Made sure I made reservations in advanced. Arrived there 15 minutes late but was seated in about 6 minutes.
The show was amazing the emcee was terrific.
Food was ok and the drinks were watered down.
The atmosphere, drag queens and decor was amazing (better than Lucky Chengs). The acts were good fun and not crude and tasteless.
Me: Gay man early 30's. Went with 3 other friends (2 girls and 1 guy). Walking in you notice a flashy scene of feathers, fun music, and and almost ALL women in the audience. This is very much a place for bachelorette and birthday parties (it was obvious during the show that they catered to this - their bread and butter). The food was so-so, the drinks yummy. The biggest let down was that the show was pretty short (only 30 mins). Considering it started 45 mins late and was filled with bringing horny straight girls on stage to entertain us I was a bit let down. If you are looking to get a real show with amazing drag queen entertainers you may want to try your luck at a gay bar. That's what I'm planning on sticking to.
Review Source:I was underwhelmed. The show was not as crazy as I have expected a drag show to be. The food on the other hand (specifically caesar salad) was the best I've ever had! The drinks ($10/pop) was not that great. People go to have an outrageous time, and I just didn't feel the vibe. The room was filled with 15 year olds celebrating their birthdays, maybe  that is why it was toned down?
Review Source:I wish I can give them 20 stars, I had so much fun when I came here with a few of my co-workers. Everyone is so entertaining and literally had me dying of laughter! Every queen's performance was awesome ! The food was good too and the drink names are my favorite lol I had a blow job-a-rita ! I love love drag queens.
Review Source:-Make A Reservation In Advance: You will need a credit card in order to hold the reservation. Get here early and make sure your party arrives together.
-Good For: Celebrations - Milestone birthdays (16th,18th, 40th etc) & bachelorette parties. Lips does a great job of making sure you receive special attention on your big day!
-Come For the Show - Not For The Food: The show was great, however the food was not so great. The food wasn't terrible, Â but I wasn't exactly impressed. You could tell that the food was pre-cooked based on the taste, quality of food and how fast we received our food once our orders were placed. Extremely overpriced for what you pay (not factoring in cover or tax).
-Crowded: Tiny venue - you have to push your way through a crowd in order to get to the bathrooms. The tables are spaced a little to closely, making it easy to bump into the person sitting next to you or behind you.
-Service: Not good, not bad. I was exactly thrilled that we weren't seated until 20 minutes after our reservation. As soon as my friends and I were seated, the first thing out of our servers mouth was "the show starts soon, I need you order ASAP". I wasn't impressed with our server, she seemed to treat bigger groups better and slightly per-occupied.
Long Story Short: This is a fun place to go if you are celebrating a special occasion, I wouldn't suggest going here if you are strictly looking here for a killer show! The Nicki Minaj performer was AMAZING! The overall feel, atmosphere and design of Lips is entertaining and sets the tone for the show!
I came here with a group of 8 girls for a bachelorette party. Â The cover charge was $10 per person with a food and beverage minimum of $15 per person. Â The entrees were on the expensive side but you could get a burger for $10 which was fair. Â The food was decent. Â The drinks were overpriced but that was to be expected. Â We also had to pay $15 to get the bachelorette up on stage and mandatory gratuity (which was to be expected). Â There was no way to split the check but we came prepared for that.
What was kind of disappointing was the service.  They wouldn't seat us until our entire group arrived, even though we had 7 of the 8 people.  We had to stand awkwardly for 20 minutes off to the side of the bar area.  I think they forgot about us until we finally just asked if we could sit down.  Once we finally did get seated, we were able to get our order in relatively quick. We had planned the bachelorette party around the drag show.  Unfortunately the show got started about 45 minutes late and because  of that we had to leave before the show was over. Â
The show itself (or the 45 minutes we saw) was ok. Â I thought they might actually sing but it was just lip syncing. Â Joan rivers was the best part of the show. Â Her stand up was pretty good. Â There were also some audio issues that caused a small delay during the show. Â It didn't feel that polished. Â Maybe because it was a Thursday? Â I dunno.
All in all the experience was fun, but I'm not sure I would go back or plan another party there. Â I think you could get better food and a fun ambiance (albeit minus drag queens) for a less expensive price. Â But if drag queens are your thing this place is worth a stop'
The place has the most fun entertainment. The ladies of Lips are nothing but a total blast. The constantly sass you and they love picking on any straight guys that are inside the restaurant, but it's all in good fun. The place is definitely a great option for a ladies night out, but I brought my boyfriend and he had just as much fun as I did.
We went for my 22nd birthday and what a show it was! For a little extra ($15) they brought me up on stage, harassed me, and then gave me a brownie with a candle as a birthday treat.
Now for the food: Minimum requirement is a $15 meal purchase or 3 food items from the menu. You also pay for the show, on a Saturday it was $12. And if you want to be included in the birthday portion of the show, it's another $15 (you get a crown and a brownie with a candle and caramel drizzle). For the bridal portion, it's about $20 (you get a sash, a tiara and a free birthday shot). The dinner menu sounds great, but the food could use a pinch more of flavor. But in reality, you're not so much there for the food as you are for the show.
The show is amazing. It's cabaret style, with the ladies all taking individual or group turns to sign famous show tunes or songs, all the more acting out the song as they go. When you first enter, they wait until everyone in the restaurant is pretty much done being served dinner and then they start the show. But remember to eat while the show is going on, because once the show is over, it's time to get out so they can prepare for the next show to begin.
It's super raunchy but honestly all in good fun...like I said, my boyfriend thought it was a blast and hysterical. This is something I definitely recommend to do. It's a blast and I can't wait to go back!
Definitely a party place!
Came here for a friend's birthday after one of my girlfriends told me Lucky Cheng's had closed and it's almost the same. I must admit it's a fun place but MUCH smaller. It's very colorful in here like you are inside a circus or a tacky souvenir shop with so many things to look at on the walls and ceiling.
The food is good and recognizable. American with some Italian dishes and at pre-fixe prices ($29,$35,$45). All the menu items are named after a drag queen that works or worked there. Our waitress was funny but her name escapes me. Perhaps it was the cocktails which were tasty and packed a punch! The bartender's name is Frankie Cocktail. THAT one I can remember! LOL!
There are so many tables and chair squeezed into almost every corner of this place and the tables are so close together that you feel even more cramped but they have a beautiful stage where EVERYONE can see the drag queens perform. There's no brick wall that blocks your view. I must say that it's a REALLY good show though.
Just like at Lucky Cheng's, everyone seems to be here for a birthday or bachelorette party and there's a drag queen that comes around creating balloon souvenirs. I agree with another reviewer that the food does come out slow.
One thing that is different here is that they charge a $12 show fee per person and if your friend is brought up on stage, another $15 is added to the bill. They only accept 3 credit cards at a time so like everyone else has mentioned here, bring lots of cash.
It's a party at Lips! I personally don't think there is anyone more womanly and fabulous than a drag queen, and there are plenty of those in this spot.
For my friend's 23rd birthday we all gathered up at Lips, for a fun time. Prior to being seated our group was directed to a small waiting area, since we arrived too early for our reservation. While you wait, you can grab a drink at the bar.
When we finally got seated our waiter introduced "herself" to us and was very entertaining and funny, to say the least. The Menu has great appetizer options for a big group. We ordered four plates of the Too Wong Foo sampler, which consists of crispy chicken tenders, fried calamari, coconut shrimp, spinach/artichoke dip with chips, and buffalo wings. However, they also have a good selection of entrees, including traditional Italian Lasagne and Filet Mignon Marsala. Prices are fairly moderate, and there are drink specials.
I have not witnessed their more conservative show, but I suggest you go for their dirty show. As you may have predicted, it is hilariously perverted and very well coordinated. These performers know what they're doing and get the audience involved pretty much in every performance.
There are several groups in the room celebrating different occasions, from bridal shower parties to birthdays. There is also a Sweet 16 package, for the younger crowd. I suggest to make reservations, especially if you are planning on visiting with a large group.
This place screams celebration, literally!
This place was an absolute diamond! Loved this place and the "ladies" were wonderful. I truly can't wait to go back!
Took my mother and aunts here for a small birthday brunch. From the moment we walked in we all fell in love with  the decor and the wonderful gorgeous women who walked around. Great songs and lots of laughs.
Amanda and Roxy and Ginger were amongst our favorites and you almost can't help but develop a crush. To see my aunts laugh so hard like little girls and my mom's face light up at the fun was a great delight. Already making plans to go back and i truly do advise you to go with an open mind and have a real laugh out loud blast.
What a blast!
Excellent place to celebrate a special occasion (e.g. birthday, bachelorette, etc.). Came here with a group of about 10 ladies for the Sunday brunch show which I'd highly recommend. I totally agree with others; it's raunchy & not for the sexually repressed. They don't hesitate to pull random audience members up on stage but it's all in good fun :) Excellent performers & definitely very high-energy overall. Food isn't bad & they throw in a mimosa or bloody mary with your brunch. Expect to pay about $25 per person for food alone + ticket costs.
This place is on the small side which is cool because it feels really intimate. Everyone should experience a drag queen brunch at least once. :)
Notes: They will only accept up to 3 credit cards so please come with cash. Also, bring some dollar bills for tips @ the end of the show. These ladies work hard & deserve it. They ask people to refrain from taking pictures or videos but a bunch of people were doing it & no one said anything.
Came here a while back for a friends birthday..
These guys (i mean..uh...girls?) put on quite a show! food was average, but thats obviously not the point of this wonderful facility!! the point is to have a blast, even if its at someone else's expense (poor souls, haha). but eventually, they WILL have you singing your heart out and dancing in your seat.
P.S. Have any guy friends you want absolutely mortified in public?
Bring them here, DAHLING.
I'm looking through the reviews and did they add the $15 stage fee or something? I went in October 2011 for my birthday and I didn't have to pay to go on stage! Maybe it was because I went during the Sunday brunch instead of a night show?
Anyway, the queens are all lovely and talented. The Sunday brunch is Broadway showtunes themed and they did all the crowd-pleasing numbers (Wicked, Dreamgirls, etc). One queen even sang live to Rocky Horror, which was a real treat! However, and I feel like this should go without saying if you're seeing drag queens, don't go if you're overly sensitive and can't take a joke. The hostess was cracking all kinds of politically incorrect jokes throughout the night (she called me General Tso's Chicken, I died), and this apparently super uptight family from Michigan or something actually left early! Girl, what are you doing at a drag show?
The food was generic. It was standard brunch items, and everything was acceptable but not to die for. They do give endless pitchers of mimosas for I think $8/person though which is FABULOUS. The brunch was also pretty pricey considering the generic quality, but I thought of it as the ticket price to see beautiful and talented drag queens lip sync to Broadway showtunes, so I didn't mind. I mean, it didn't hurt that my friends footed my bill since it was my birthday.
For my first experience at a drag show, not bad at all! The ladies were very funny and entertaining, and they were discreet in who they teased. (There were several parties of 17 year old girls celebrating birthdays. Who takes their under-aged children to a drag show?!) The drinks were very good, and the show was fun.
The service, however, was poor. It took a very long time to get a split check, and gratuity was added for a table of 5. The food was fine, but certainly not worth the $15-$20 prices. A nice experience, but next time I'll just get drinks and pay with cash.
Bootties, babes, and boobies are typically the theme of any good Drag show, and Lips followed suit well! Fun will be had by all with the sexy dances by the Ladies, raunchy humor of the MC, and wild energy in the room! All birthday ladies and bachelorettes are called up to the stage for their 15 seconds of fame, or should I say public shame, to snap a photo and receive a brownie. What to be aware of to share with your celebrating party.
*Bills under no circumstances will be split.
* The tables that you sit at feel like cheap folding tables and are lined up in a row with the tables touching the party next to you.
* The brownie that your BFF got on stage is $15 which they don't tell you about but shows up on the bill. That better be one good brownie.
* The drinks are pretty tasty and have a moderate amount of alcohol.
* The food is ok.
* All shows are only 1 hour and 45 min.
* Call days ahead to make reservations which are $12 a person.
* If a person from your party cancels you will still be charged the RSVP amount for them on the bill at the end of the night.
* Gratuity is included in your bill in addition to the admission fee.
If you go in prepared knowing these things, then you'll keep perspective and your night of debauchery won't come crashing down. Share this information with your party ahead of time so all goes smoothly.
Lips is definitely a hilarious place for celebratory occasions. Be prepared as fun generally comes with a price as our total bill with 6 ladies came to $370. Divide that by 5 since its best practice to never make the bachelorette or birthday babe pay. BTW our party only had 8 drinks total which is pretty conservative if that helps you gage a budget of what your night might look like. Â
I recommend the 9:30pm show as that is what we made reservations for. These babes don't play long though because as soon as 11:15pm came they started closing up shop!
Our party had fun. I walked away with a smile, but for the price I paid, I was hoping a good buzz would accompany that smile.
If you need to laugh, come here! If you need to cry, come here! If you need to get your drag on, come here!!
One of the most fun times you can have in NYC! Brunch is a steal - $20 and unlimited mimosas and bloodies - hosted by the hilarious and raunchy Ginger Snaps! The food is sub-par, but you're not coming here for the eggs benedict people! The dinner show is just as fun (food is a bit better too) where Blackie O. will shove your face in her crotch just to make sure you and your entourage are having a good time as she rocks out!
LIPS is a great place for birthdays, bachelorette parties or when you just need to have a laugh-out-loud good time! Make reservations!!
I had been wanting to go to LIPS for years. I should've kept waiting.
Exorbitant prices for medicore food and service. The show is funny and entertaining but short. Only people who are celebrating birthday's/engagement's etc. are acknowledged and at least fifteen minutes of the show was devoted to having every each of these people take a picture with one of the Queens (for $15).
I expected a more genuine staff instead of the more austere business like temperments I experienced. At the end of the show they pretty much forced my table out so they could set it up for the next showtime, prompting me to leave my sweater there accidentally. Of course when I called the next day, and the day after and the day after, etc., I finally spoke with someone and was told they didn't have it.
Further, when my friends and I paid, my credit card was over charged $270 even though a wad of cash was provided and taken. It took until the middle of the following week and many phone calls to get the money put back into my account.
I would suggest going here with money to blow, a nice buzz and some sort of occasion so you may actually be acknowledged.
Food: dirty corner pub quality, 5 star prices.
atmosphere: fun, loud and entertaining
show: decent, what you would expect at a drag show. Straight men (like myself) stand out like a sore thumb, so expect some audience participation on your behalf.
I went in a group of 6 with reservations (which are highly recommended). It seems their prices are a bit shady. On top of the 12$/person cover that pops up on your bill there is a minimum 15$ dinner purchase you find out about when you try ordering a simple app because you're not that hungry and just want to nibble and drink a little with your friends.
One drink, one bland entree, $60+. Happy birthday!
Lemme tell you how much I love this place:
I want my birthday here.
I want my future bachelorette party here.
I want to get married here.
I want my retirement party here.
I want my funeral here.
I went here last weekend for a friend's birthday and it was the most fun I've had in ages. The beautiful Queens were so hilarious, polite and accomodating. The entertainment portion (about 30 minutes, maybe a little longer?) was GREAT.
The food was a bit pricy but absolutely delicious. The decor? Hot pink cheetah print wall paper.
It's a little raunchy (and hilarious), and I was surprised that there was a 17 year old celebrating their birthday there. But whatever, no big deal.
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