Went there twice: July 15th and July 16th, 2010.\n\nFriday, I assumed that the place was brand new because NO ONE was there the first night. There was a line of about ten people, waiting for drinks, another dozen people were scattered around the edges of the room, and three (seriously THREE) people were on the dance floor. It was three girls, dancing with each other as if it were a practiced routine. It reminded me of a sad high school dance.\n\nThe second night we went, was a Saturday night. The place was comfortably full. There was nothing exceptional about the music. The room was lined with leather seating, but ALL seating was labeled as \"reserved\". It was as if the club had a VIP area, consisting of everything by the dance floor, and no VIPs to put in it.\n\nThe only reason we really went in was because promoters were handing out passes for free cover and champagne to all of the 20-30 year old ladies at New York-New York. Doors opened at 10pm, and when the free champagne ended at 11pm, the party almost entirely died out.\n\nUniforms of the wait staff consisted of ass-less shorts, fishnets, and black corsets. It wasn't unattractive, but the ratio of staff to patrons made it look like a costume party. The theme of the decor is \"Rok\", which apparently means photo-shopped models dressed like Aerosmith. The club heavily resembled something out of Second Life. Drink tables that lined the back wall had cup holders and ice buckets. This should have been really cool, but they looked JUST like tank-less toilets.\n\nThe staff was friendly, including bouncers, but the place was nothing special.