Seems to me that these reviews are not legit as the club used to be called Gold and Silver Club but I'm not impressed with this place. It's changed a lot, dance prices seem high, its a bar inside with pasty's so to me it appears they are trying to be the Las Vegas version of the Palamino club except that club is full nude and this club is not. I wouldn't recommend this place since the change of management.
Gigi Gogarty
Jan 2022
Do you guys except puls size strippers
Christopher Harris
Apr 2021
Good place to check out
spades 8006
Aug 2020
If you want to get drugged go here
Avery R.
Aug 2020
If you wanna get drugged go here. Girls are nice and they'll save you after. But like not super cool.
Shanda P.
Sep 2019
Addictions are on the rise more than ever before. Addictions such as pornography, sex, and human trafficking. Every two minutes a child is taken into slavery (human trafficking). In the article from The Rutherford Institute it goes further into detail about what stems such horrific acts from people: "Sex trafficking has become big business in America, the fastest growing business in organized crime and the second most-lucrative commodity traded illegally after drugs and guns. According to USA Today, adults purchase children for sex at least 2.5 million times a year in the United States. Who buys a child for sex? Otherwise ordinary men from all walks of life. It is estimated that at least 100,000 children--girls and boys--are bought and sold for sex in the U.S. every year, with as many as 300,000 children in danger of being trafficked each year. Some of these children are forcefully abducted, others are runaways, and still others are sold into the system by relatives and acquaintances. Where did this appetite for young girls come from? Look around you. Young girls have been sexualized for years now in music videos, on billboards, in television ads, and in clothing stores. Marketers have created a demand for young flesh and a ready supply of over-sexualized children. 'All it takes is one look at MySpace photos of teens to see examples--if they aren't imitating porn they've actually seen, they're imitating the porn-inspired images and poses they've absorbed elsewhere," writes Jessica Bennett for Newsweek. "Latex, corsets and stripper heels, once the fashion of porn stars, have made their way into middle and high school. In a market that sells high heels for babies and thongs for tweens, it doesn't take a genius to see that sex, if not porn, has invaded our lives," concludes Bennett. "Whether we welcome it or not, television brings it into our living rooms and the Web brings it into our bedrooms. According to a 2007 study from the University of Alberta, as many as 90 percent of boys and 70 percent of girls aged 13 to 14 have accessed sexually explicit content at least once.' In other words, the culture is grooming these young people to be preyed upon by sexual predators. And then we wonder why our young women are being preyed on, trafficked and abused? Immigration and customs enforcement agents at the Cyber Crimes Center in Fairfax, Va., report that when it comes to sex, the appetites of many Americans have now changed. What was once considered abnormal is now the norm. These agents are tracking a clear spike in the demand for harder-core pornography on the Internet. As one agent noted, "We've become desensitized by the soft stuff; now we need a harder and harder hit." Stop feeding the monster: Sex trafficking is part of a larger continuum in America that runs the gamut from homelessness, poverty, and self-esteem issues to sexualized television, the glorification of a pimp/ho culture--what is often referred to as the pornification of America--and a billion dollar sex industry built on the back of pornography, music, entertainment, etc. This epidemic is largely one of our own making, especially in a corporate age where the value placed on human life takes a backseat to profit. It is estimated that the porn industry brings in more money than Amazon, Microsoft, Google, Apple, and Yahoo. But the truth is that we are all guilty of contributing to this human suffering. The traffickers are guilty. The consumers are guilty. The corrupt law enforcement officials are guilty. The women's groups who do nothing are guilty. The foreign peacekeepers and aid workers who contribute to the demand for sex slaves are guilty. Most of all, every individual who does not raise a hue and cry over the atrocities being committed against women and children in almost every nation around the globe--including the United States--is guilty."
Brent Scott
Aug 2019
Cheaper to get ignored at home.
Parker P.
Jun 2019
These ladies do a really good job. They get you in quickly and do a quality mani/pedi. I appreciate their very flexible hours, good customer service and clean salon.
Elizabeth N.
May 2019
Luxury Nails was once my favorite nail salons. We have been going there for over 6years. Unfortunately, the last two times I have been there (once in March and again for Mother's Day) we noticed the ladies were rushed when hardly anyone was in there and the entire place looked unkempt. It was dusty and I their tool did not look freshly cleaned. The ladies took their tools out of their drawer and didn't go to the back to exchange out their tools in between clients. I personally do not recommend this salon to anyone.
Amy H.
Apr 2019
They do a great job on acrylic nails, however I've been getting manicures and finally got my nails to grow out, and today the lady literally scratched the left over paint off my nails with a nail file, instead of using nail polish remover ?? It left scratch marks all over my nails, and made me cringe like f**** she then cut my nails short as hell when they definitely didn't need to be. I also got a pedicure a couple times and they're always half assed, you're better off doing it yourself :/
William B
Seems to me that these reviews are not legit as the club used to be called Gold and Silver Club but I'm not impressed with this place. It's changed a lot, dance prices seem high, its a bar inside with pasty's so to me it appears they are trying to be the Las Vegas version of the Palamino club except that club is full nude and this club is not. I wouldn't recommend this place since the change of management.
Gigi Gogarty
Do you guys except puls size strippers
Christopher Harris
Good place to check out
spades 8006
If you want to get drugged go here
Avery R.
If you wanna get drugged go here. Girls are nice and they'll save you after. But like not super cool.
Shanda P.
Addictions are on the rise more than ever before. Addictions such as pornography, sex, and human trafficking. Every two minutes a child is taken into slavery (human trafficking). In the article from The Rutherford Institute it goes further into detail about what stems such horrific acts from people: "Sex trafficking has become big business in America, the fastest growing business in organized crime and the second most-lucrative commodity traded illegally after drugs and guns. According to USA Today, adults purchase children for sex at least 2.5 million times a year in the United States. Who buys a child for sex? Otherwise ordinary men from all walks of life. It is estimated that at least 100,000 children--girls and boys--are bought and sold for sex in the U.S. every year, with as many as 300,000 children in danger of being trafficked each year. Some of these children are forcefully abducted, others are runaways, and still others are sold into the system by relatives and acquaintances. Where did this appetite for young girls come from? Look around you. Young girls have been sexualized for years now in music videos, on billboards, in television ads, and in clothing stores. Marketers have created a demand for young flesh and a ready supply of over-sexualized children. 'All it takes is one look at MySpace photos of teens to see examples--if they aren't imitating porn they've actually seen, they're imitating the porn-inspired images and poses they've absorbed elsewhere," writes Jessica Bennett for Newsweek. "Latex, corsets and stripper heels, once the fashion of porn stars, have made their way into middle and high school. In a market that sells high heels for babies and thongs for tweens, it doesn't take a genius to see that sex, if not porn, has invaded our lives," concludes Bennett. "Whether we welcome it or not, television brings it into our living rooms and the Web brings it into our bedrooms. According to a 2007 study from the University of Alberta, as many as 90 percent of boys and 70 percent of girls aged 13 to 14 have accessed sexually explicit content at least once.' In other words, the culture is grooming these young people to be preyed upon by sexual predators. And then we wonder why our young women are being preyed on, trafficked and abused? Immigration and customs enforcement agents at the Cyber Crimes Center in Fairfax, Va., report that when it comes to sex, the appetites of many Americans have now changed. What was once considered abnormal is now the norm. These agents are tracking a clear spike in the demand for harder-core pornography on the Internet. As one agent noted, "We've become desensitized by the soft stuff; now we need a harder and harder hit." Stop feeding the monster: Sex trafficking is part of a larger continuum in America that runs the gamut from homelessness, poverty, and self-esteem issues to sexualized television, the glorification of a pimp/ho culture--what is often referred to as the pornification of America--and a billion dollar sex industry built on the back of pornography, music, entertainment, etc. This epidemic is largely one of our own making, especially in a corporate age where the value placed on human life takes a backseat to profit. It is estimated that the porn industry brings in more money than Amazon, Microsoft, Google, Apple, and Yahoo. But the truth is that we are all guilty of contributing to this human suffering. The traffickers are guilty. The consumers are guilty. The corrupt law enforcement officials are guilty. The women's groups who do nothing are guilty. The foreign peacekeepers and aid workers who contribute to the demand for sex slaves are guilty. Most of all, every individual who does not raise a hue and cry over the atrocities being committed against women and children in almost every nation around the globe--including the United States--is guilty."
Brent Scott
Cheaper to get ignored at home.
Parker P.
These ladies do a really good job. They get you in quickly and do a quality mani/pedi. I appreciate their very flexible hours, good customer service and clean salon.
Elizabeth N.
Luxury Nails was once my favorite nail salons. We have been going there for over 6years. Unfortunately, the last two times I have been there (once in March and again for Mother's Day) we noticed the ladies were rushed when hardly anyone was in there and the entire place looked unkempt. It was dusty and I their tool did not look freshly cleaned. The ladies took their tools out of their drawer and didn't go to the back to exchange out their tools in between clients. I personally do not recommend this salon to anyone.
Amy H.
They do a great job on acrylic nails, however I've been getting manicures and finally got my nails to grow out, and today the lady literally scratched the left over paint off my nails with a nail file, instead of using nail polish remover ?? It left scratch marks all over my nails, and made me cringe like f**** she then cut my nails short as hell when they definitely didn't need to be. I also got a pedicure a couple times and they're always half assed, you're better off doing it yourself :/