Short version:
Staff is friendly as well as the managers. Everyone works hard including the entertainers. Every entertainer charges her price independently 30-40 per dance what I noticed. I absolutely understand and agree that the entertainers are independent contractors and they don’t get paid by the club therefore they don’t work for the club. We paid 30 with some dancers and 40 with others. I enjoyed the gamble. The crowd(men) is(are)weird. Not much for a party vibe. The music is decent. The dj has a great voice. That being said, I wish the dj would play more of the modern rap, hip hop, and less synthesizers or remixes or Y2K - Y2010 music. It was really hard to get into the flow of the party. Besides that, the dj is amazing.
Drinks are decently priced. Always order 2 drinks at a time per person. The waitresses work hard getting to everyone so it may take time to get to you again.
Long version:
First thing I noticed is that the men struggle to part with at least 5$ . I see them going up on stage and thinking that all they need to do is give one dollar and the entertainer is supposed to jump through hoops.
I’m only visiting with my boyfriend but I’ve noticed Round rock men who walk into this club appear to have really low testosterone. They complain when things aren’t handed to them. Where I come from, nothing is owed to you. You earn what you want no matter what it is. Nothing is free here. I also noticed that the majority of men here look like they have never worked a day in their lives. Ever heard the term “work hard, play hard“? Men have so much to be grateful now and yet they sit there pretending as if one day they won’t get old and then wish that pretty women would come up and talk to them. Instead of being grateful, they complain. I also noticed and was told that the majority of them are very rude and disrespectful. Gentlemen, Respect is not a hat you can take on or off. It stays on period no matter where you go or who you’re with. The Service industry is tough and the entertainers work hard to service their entertainment.
Another thing I noticed was that the Round rock men are very intrusive and touchy. I witnessed an entertainer literally ask a man to keep his hands to him self and he called her a bi*…How insecure must you be to treat women with such disrespect?
The Entertainers are here to entertain (via verbal entertainment and/ or dances). They are NOT here to give men what they want. As was explained to me:
Light touching is not part of dances but if you get the entertainers consent, then it’s on the entertainers terms. Basically, don’t expect all of them to allow you to touch them. Imagine if you had strange men always trying to grope you and thinking that they are entitled just because they have money? Wouldn’t you call that the root of corruption? Some entertainers allow it out on the floor. Some only allow it in the champagne room. All should be respected.
I heard this club was poppin but not from what I saw. Where are these managers getting these men from?! I’ve talked to a lot of the customers and most of them seem to know the managers. So are you saying that just because a customer knows the managers that they shouldn’t pay or expect to pay more for entertainment that the women work hard to service? These customers take the entertainers time, attention and entertainment and then they complain to tip or have to pay more than 5$. They sit there like bums. It doesn’t give the impression that there’s a party going on here.
As a customer, I felt like the party never really broke the surface. I felt sorry for the entertainers.
Regardless, I enjoyed talking to the entertainers, listening and asking questions and learning from them and paying for their time. My man definitely enjoyed himself and it was a nice tease to watch the entertainers get all over him for me.
But would I come back? No. The staff and entertainers did so well but the crowd was terrible. The crowd was whack and low energy. I want a PARTY not a sad den for low...
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