We walked into Ceasers twice last weekend, but declined to stay. It looks like a nice place, good layout, seems to be clean, and there were a few attractive chicas there. But it was quiet. No customers. We had to wonder: if no one else is frequenting this joint, perhaps something is wrong here? Anyone else have experience at Ceaser's? Perhaps we should have stayed and checked it out, but there are so many other choices, and we decided to move on.

What time were you there? This place tends to stay quiet until very late in the evening. 10PM might be the EARLIEST time you could ever expect any excitement, and by midnight and later there is usually a pretty good throb going in the joint.

At it's best the club can be packed with extra attractive dancers - about as good as it gets in TJ along with Penthouse (which I believe has the same owner). The stage performances usually have more pizazz than other Revo strip clubs too. Girls are very friendly but the club can get pricey. I have seen some willingness on the part of the chicas to negotiate down from those high price lap dances. Price flexibility is common in the dive clubs on Revo, but not so much in the "classier" clubs like Penthouse and Madona's. Caesar's is definitely a classier establishment but some degree of price flexibility appears to be available.

It is an extreme YMMV environment in terms of what will happen in a lap dance, or whether a particular chica is willing to fill a take out order. Some of these pretty babies are not real pros (especially the expanded weekend lineups), so you really need to feel them out (not just up) to discover what your money will buy. The girls with the broadest boundaries often make that quite clear over a drink. Some of the girls play very sweet and hot with you in a booth when you drink with them. Those chairs closer to the stage are comfortable, but you'll get more action if you sit in one of the bigger booths further back.

Waiters can be very helpful in terms of identifying the "right" girls and giving you the lay of the land. And btw, the service is helpful and classy - no typical Revo club scams here.

Caveat: I've spent verly little time in Caeser's in recent months, so most of the info I'm delivering may be a bit dated. Things change fast on Revo. However, one fairly recent visit seemed to confirm that not much has changed here.