Shotgun Willie's — Restaurant in Glendale

The dancers were beautiful, but some of the hottest/thickest ones didn't even go on the main stage in front of the DJ booth. After they danced on their stage they vanished. Service, was garbage. The waitresses don't care about their customers. Me and 4 friends sat right in front of the DJ booth. Our waitress only saw us twice for the three hours were were there. Then when one of my friends asked another waitress, who was walking by, for some drinks she didn't seem interested in helping us. Later I asked for some water from our, apparent, waitress, she said ok and never came back. 45min later I asked the same waitress, my friend talked to earlier, for some drinks and she said "this isn't my section and I don't want to poach." I told her that I understood, but our waitress hasn't been around. She said "ok I'll go find her." Not even 2min later she came back and said "Well I don't know where she is and I don't want to look for her so I can help you since I'm not doing anything." I said thanks and ordered one drink and a water. I told her our waitress hasn't been around for the last couple of hours and she said "that's not good," then left to get the drinks. We're all from Texas and I'm not sure if this is how things are done here, but it was terrible. It shouldn't matter if their at some other section or not. If someone as a waitress for a drink they should be willing...

Massively disappointing new building! I visited the old building a few times between 2010 (when I really enjoyed myself) and the present and it seems as if things have been steadily declining. After I heard they were opening a new building I had hopes that it would start improving. It did not.

The new place has tables in between the stages, but that's where people have to walk, so you're forever being bumped into by passers-by. Imagine sitting at a table in the middle of a NYC sidewalk during rush hour. If it's bigger than the old building it's hard to tell because it's wall-to-wall people. It's also noticeably darker so you can't really see the girls walking by and on stage isn't much better. The music is a just a bit too loud (cut it by 5 dB and we're good) and the deejay is the same guy from years ago and he still doesn't really have a voice for radio.

There were far fewer girls working and they weren't as attractive as in previous visits. Lots of them were bigger and that's just not a good look. The venue seems to have eliminated their tattoo covering rule, so most of the girls are sporting lots of them, including one with tacky Audi quad rings and "Made in Germany" on her back. Blech. They're also allowing more touching, so seeing guys feeling up the employees wasn't uncommon. Not classy.

Sorry Shotgun's...we're going to have to find...

I never thought in 2025 I'd be writing a review because of discrimination. I came to this club for my birthday in November and I was turned back by security because apparently my passport card was not an "acceptable" ID and inly used by US customs according to them. The security guards working that shift were 2 big, seemingly overweight Caucasian males. I was with a party of 3 Hispanic males and a woman. None of us were accepted in. To hide the fact that this was anything other than discrimination, the main security guard went inside with my ID and supposedly asked around if it was valid. His conclusion was the same. In his words "That form of ID is only valid through customs", even when I tried explaining that my ID is a FEDERAL ID valid in any part of the US, he still didn't budge. That was the first time that ever happened and the first time I ever felt I was being put down in that way. All my other experiences at this establishment have been pleasant. From the security at the door to the main desk. It's a shame these types of people are being employed by a business that inherently is very diverse. I just hope others take a moment to consider where they spend their money and how they expect to be treated before making a choice about...