Must stop by and see this place awesome girls with amazing personalities. The dancing is in real. Treat yourself don’t cheat yourself. Trust Gator and dew drop in.

Honestly, I’m very disappointed with this bar. The staff told me that whenever I finish my cola or any drink, I have to order another one. I said I didn’t want to order anything else, and they told me that I had to leave the bar. Why should I be forced to buy another drink just to stay inside? I already paid to enter, and I don’t think customers should be treated this way. If I don’t want another drink, I should be allowed to stay and enjoy my time without being pressured to spend more money. Very bad experience. I would not recommend this place.

These people are outright robbing you! Don’t go there unless you want to fund a bunch of real scammers. As we were entering, they told us there was an entrance fee in their local currency. We asked how much that was in euros, and they said €15 per person. Okay. We go in, and at the entrance a large man pushed us and insisted that we leave our jackets. Fine. We leave them — again the price is stated in the local currency. When you ask how much it is in euros, they tell you €6 for two jackets. Okay. But you can’t pay by card — cash only. You give euros, and they give you back change in crowns. When you calculate the exchange rate, you realize they’ve effectively kept about €12 from you because of the rate they use. When you question them, they just say: “This is our exchange rate, and we can’t give you euros back,” even though you paid in euros. We left completely shocked. Very important detail — the entrance area is lit with ultraviolet light, so you can clearly see all the watermarks on real banknotes. But the ones they gave us back didn’t have any. I went back to the hostess who took our entrance money. While she was closing a wallet full of small bills, I asked her if she could break a €50 note (the same fake ones they had just given us at the cloakroom), and she immediately said, “No!” I won’t even go into how they refused to refund the entrance fee — they didn’t give us anything back. In 10 minutes, they basically robbed us completely. We never even made it to the “cabaret” after this disgusting scam and theft.

First, the entrance experience is horrible... you have a few men outside in the sidewalk that are poaching people when they approach the entrance. They then follow you into the building and tell you that the entrance fee is 300 CZK, and cash only. Other good strip clubs in Prague and around the world do not charge to enter, and instead mark up the drink prices to make the extra profit. At the entrance there are no security personnel and if you try to go up the stairs to talk to the staff that receive coats, these shady guys with normal street clothes will try to grab you and deny your entrance. Second, the drink prices are high... a lot more than the other strip club that claims to be the best one in Prague (+150 CZK than their prices). Third, the girls are very insisting and keep going to your seat asking for an individual or group lap dance. However, this place has a very good decoration and layout... one of the best I've seen.

Beautiful Venue, Uncomfortable Experience The venue is objectively stunning: a well-designed and very sensual environment, prices a bit expensive but fair considering the location and the type of clientele, and very beautiful girls. I was there with a friend, and we both just turned eighteen. It was our first experience in a place like this. Unfortunately, we felt a bit uncomfortable. One girl came to us three times to offer a service and, after we politely declined each time, she got annoyed and said something unpleasant — I don’t know exactly what, because I didn’t speak her language, but it was clearly something offensive. Right after that, another girl we had previously declined saw the scene and made a gesture telling us to leave and “go to sleep.” This episode affected us negatively. I believe that, in any context, respect should be the foundation. A polite refusal should be accepted without offensive comments or attitudes, especially toward new and visibly inexperienced customers. In conclusion, the place deserves credit for its aesthetics and organization, but my personal experience was not the best. I probably won’t return, because feeling comfortable and respected is essential for me.