This is the first strip club I have been too and spoiler alert wasn't the last one I would be going too. My brother took me here once a few years ago as a late birthday gift to celebrate my 21st birthday. The moment I walked in security greeted me and told me happy birthday which was pretty cool and then me and my brother went inside and it was alright. The club itself was fine though it was hazy due to a lot of people smoking and unlike most strip clubs I have been too they offer full nudity. The dancers were okay to look at though nothing to write home about. While it was alright for the most part and even the strippers wished me happy birthday as well, the one thing that I didn't like was that the music played so obnoxiously loud when the strippers were talking to me I couldn't hear what they were saying. Overall while it wasn't bad and while I don't really recommend it and have been to better strip clubs at the same time it wasn't bad either. I give it a pass.

Loved the atmosphere, food, drinks, pool tables, and naked women! Ask for “Pieces” one of the best dances Ive ever paid for, definitely worth the time and money spent!

I’ve really enjoyed visiting this club over the past six months—great atmosphere, talented dancers, and consistently good music. However, my experience on Friday, March 27th left me feeling conflicted. My wife and I visited with a couple of younger friends (ages 22–24) to spend time with a friend of ours who previously waitressed there and now dances. During the evening, another dancer joined our table and gave a few dances. Everything seemed normal, and we were all having a good time. As we were getting ready to leave, I was approached and told I owed $300. When I asked for clarification, I was informed that the dancer had performed 32 dances and needed to be paid. Given that we were only there for about two and a half hours, that number didn’t seem accurate. I expressed my disagreement and explained that I would not be paying that amount, especially since I had primarily been spending time with our friend. Security and the owner became involved and, after stating they had reviewed footage, told me the charge was correct. Despite remaining calm, cooperative, and respectful throughout the situation, I continued to dispute the claim. Ultimately, law enforcement was called, and I was told I would need to pay the charge or face arrest. Up until this incident, I genuinely enjoyed this establishment. Unfortunately, this experience has significantly changed my perspective.

ONE WORD, ASSAULT. Last night, yet again, a male patron who has been harassing me pulled whatever flex he has to get me removed. I was told right after paying and sitting down, that I was visibly intoxicated. Literally just sitting down in my seat. I was told to please do outside and then was removed. I spoke to the manager? whom I had never met and she couldn't even give me direct clear communication. I guess the guy that's been harassing me asked them to have me leave. I called the police and they came and laughed and refused to assist me. I attempted to go back in and was attacked by the wonky eyed old black man at the door. It's insane that a business would risk a lawsuit over a felon, retired dj, but I appreciate the opportunity to make some money. Thank you! Strokers is unprofessional and disgusting. Your dancers STAY drunk, you are unethical and irresponsible in your dealings.

The vibe when you walk in is just not welcoming and the building the furniture everything is outdated and raggedy they could revamp this place into something better. Some of the girls are super sloppy the food mediocre they argue back and forth when they too drunk to get your order correct. Place is a waste of time