Vietnamese coffee shop with lap dances, $10 cover, cash-only vibe.
DV Cafe operates as a daytime Asian bikini café with lap dances in a back area—not a traditional club setup. The $10 cover (which includes a drink) and cash-only policy keep things straightforward and cheap. Reviewers praise the easy conversation with dancers, attractive mixed-ethnicity roster, and low-pressure vibe; the main trade-offs are the cramped, dingy room and the fact that the storefront is visible from the parking lot and street, which matters if discretion is a priority.
Strip mall location, free parking, cramped seating, visible from street.
Located in a Tully Road strip mall with ample free parking, but the entrance is easy to spot from both lot and street—not ideal if you value anonymity. Inside, the seating is tight and tables sit close together, creating a stuffy feel even with light crowds. Reviewers consistently note the compact, laid-back atmosphere; it's functional rather than comfortable, and the small capacity means it fills up quickly on busier days.
Order drink at entry, dancers join your table; no rush, casual flow.
You order and pay for a drink immediately upon entry (typically $10 cash), and a dancer will join you at your table shortly after. Reviewers report the interaction feels casual and conversational with light flirting, no pressure, and no rush—a stark contrast to high-pressure upselling elsewhere. The trade-off is the cash-only requirement and the lack of traditional bar service; it's self-directed and informal.
Coffee and smoothies around $10; green tea included, no real menu.
The drink menu is minimal—coffee (listed at $9, tip expected to round to $10), smoothies, Red Bull, and complimentary green tea. No actual menu exists; you order what's available. Quality is decent (reviewers mention good coffee), but this is not a food destination. Prices are low, but the limited selection and cash-only policy mean you come prepared or go thirsty.
Mixed ethnicities, revealing outfits, easy conversation, five to seven on shift.
Five to seven dancers on shift, typically a mix of Asian and Latina, all described as fairly attractive. Outfits are very revealing—bodysuits, skimpy lingerie, and some go topless or bottomless at their discretion. Reviewers highlight the easy, natural conversation and light flirting without pressure. Lap dances happen in a secluded back area, last about five minutes, and cost $30–$40. Interaction is the standout; professionalism and polish are not the draw.
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