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Deja Vu is a Strip Club — a type of Gentlemens Club — in Los Angeles, United States. Be the first to review Deja Vu and help other visitors. Los Angeles has an active adult entertainment scene with venues across the city. Browse photos and contact details on this page.

5 reviews

Stopped by this gem of a club lastnight. Toured the place & have to say the style of the club is immaculate. The above catwalk over the stage is unique & a big interest catcher, what a way to indroduce the dancers coming on to stage. Service was bubbly & getting a drink was very easy. The club filled up quickly within the 30 minutes we were there & the vibes overall was fun & luxury. Coming from Vegas, this is definitely on the list of return spots in LA.

Went here for my first time visiting a strip club and i wasn’t dissatisfied, had my first private dance with a lady named jasmine( can’t remember names as much right now im drunk writing this down) and boy was she a treat!!! Had a good special going on for dances too! Will go again!

The girls BOMB, bartender FIRE. However I find it silly that this club charges a 20 percent fee in order to change singles to throw at the girls. BE AWARE bring your OWN singles. Because the 20% goes to the managers. NOT the bartender, NOT the dancers… They will ONLY break singles if it’s $100 nothing less. When I came here I wanted to cash out $400 I only got back $320 while the manager kept the other $80. if you came with $80 and wanted those in singles they will NOT exchange the $80 for singles… it NEEDS to be $100. Please come prepared so we can tip these dancers and bartenders the right way!

Horrible service, DO NOT RECOMMEND, BEWARE THEY TAKE 20% out of the stacks of hundred dollars. They say it’s a service charge, but never heard of that before and they never said anything until confronted, after it was counted. Girls didn’t really attend to us. They’re penny pinching. They don’t serve beer after 2 and charge a service fee on all drinks (1 drink $23) and don’t take cards after 2 either. I usually like going to strip clubs so I can tell you this place is not the place unless you trying to seriously ball out. Spent like 200 just sitting there again never even approached for a dance.

To Dancers: $50 for the audition. An additional $50 if you get hired and want to work the rest of the night. $100 house fee after 11pm for hired dancers. They say auditions are 10pm - 12am Tues., but didn’t start until 1am on a dry night. The only available parking lot is valet and it’s $40 everyday (yes, dancers too). They record/allow people to record. They will not hire you if you are above a size 8/10. You have to wear pasties/no nudity. The DJ was constantly on the mic complaining that the official strippers “aren’t working” and need to get on stage. No set stage rotation. There’s sweepers bagging your cash. 2 stages w/ 1 pole each. Unprofessional vibes overall. Security was nice. Club is on the smaller side.

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opening hours

Monday: 15:00 - 4:00

Tuesday: 15:00 - 4:00

Wednesday: 15:00 - 4:00

Thursday: 15:00 - 4:00

Friday: 15:00 - 4:00

Saturday: 15:00 - 4:00

Sunday: 18:00 - 3:00

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Prostitution is not legal in Las Vegas or Reno. In the United States prostitution is mainly a matter of state law, and selling and buying sex are crimes in every state except in licensed brothels in some rural Nevada counties, and except that Maine (since 2023) no longer punishes selling. Nevada bars brothel licences in any county of 700,000 or more people, which is Clark County (Las Vegas); Washoe County (Reno) bans them by ordinance. Federal law adds the Mann Act (taking a person across state lines for prostitution) and, since FOSTA-SESTA in 2018, a crime of running a website with intent to promote or facilitate the prostitution of another person; Section 230 no longer shields such sites from state prosecution or civil sex-trafficking claims. Backpage was seized in 2018 and its owners prosecuted. Source: Prostitution Laws (prostitutionlaws.org), https://prostitutionlaws.org/countries/united-states/, reviewed 2026-11-03, CC BY 4.0.

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