Great Place to visit, I would recommend it. I have been here 3 times till now and all the…read morewaitresses are very sweet and soft spoken. Few of the strippers are really good at what they do on stage, I literally stood up to applaud for one of them. The man at the door is really nice to talk to and very polite(shout out to him for being so welcoming). The drinks are well priced. The ambiance could use a little more work, but overall, it was an amazing experience. $5 Cover charge and $20 lap dances are pretty good. One of my friends did have a bad experience with a lap dance, since she started just a few minutes before the song was supposed to end and ended it when the song stopped but overall experience was great for me.

Reviews of a place or even a job at a company where you worked are just usually personal…read moreexperiences more than anything. They generally cant be relied upon by others reading the review but I first came to the Silver Bullet back in 1997, basically a quarter century ago. Probably went 10-12 times total that summer and maybe early fall. Found it a pretty nice and fun place to hang out and talk with and get private or lap dances from the women there. The cover or door charge at first may have been nothing but I think I remember paying maybe$5.00 to get in the door - hours and nights were the same as they were today. Looking back, there was one woman I really liked her personality and wished at the time I could have asked her on a date, but she probably didnt know me well enough but I could tell she was the one for me, too bad I wasnt thinking about it at the time!!!

Timmy Todd is the reason I frequent this venue. He is total…read moreclass. Gracious, kind, and the epitome of a gentleman. He gives Dixie Rose credibility.

I was here on a Tuesday night in November and they only had 2 dancers lol Hilarious. But the better…read morepart was the 2 dudes bartending and working were cool and chill as fuck. So were the 2 dancers, but not alot of action, cause it was a Tuesday and it was cold. $5 Tall boys everyday was still a great deal. Can't win them all at every Club, but if it was a Friday or Saturday I'm sure I'd be giving it 5 stars.

Everything was great it is a wonderful place I love it there the women are beautiful and lovely…read morethere I will be going back that's for sure it is so wonderful there

Being a woman, I understand the critical importance of human respect. On November 1, 2025, I…read moredecided to do something out of the ordinary and visit a local adult entertainment venue, Club Cabaret, with my husband. Upon arrival, I immediately noticed a troubling situation that revealed much about how leadership, workplace conditions, and basic human dignity intersect. After entering the venue, I went to use the restroom and discovered there was only one bathroom available--for both patrons and the performers. This meant that staff members preparing for their performances were forced to share facilities with the public, creating unnecessary stress and discomfort. I approached the young man at the entrance, who had charged us each $20 for admission, and asked who was in charge. He told me the manager's name was Joe. When I located Joe and inquired whether there was a maintenance person who could address the restroom issue, his response was dismissive and defensive. He questioned my authority to raise the concern, asking which industry I worked in. I explained that I serve in the nonprofit sector and am nearing completion of my master's degree in Organizational Leadership with a certification in Human Resources Management. I shared that, from a leadership and talent management perspective, if he wanted to retain staff, he needed to ensure their working conditions were safe, respectful, and conducive to their well-being. I also took a moment to speak with the women performers directly, letting them know that I saw them--not just as entertainers, but as people with inherent worth and dignity. I reminded them that what they were enduring was not acceptable, and that everyone deserves a workplace grounded in respect and fairness. When I returned to Joe to reiterate the importance of listening to employee concerns, he interrupted and repeatedly told me, "Have a good night," in an attempt to dismiss my perspective entirely. I left the establishment, but I could not leave behind the weight of what I had witnessed. The experience pierced me to my core. It was painful to see how easily these women--sisters, friends, mothers, aunts, perhaps even grandmothers--were treated as though they were undeserving of dignity or decent working conditions. This encounter reaffirmed my belief that leadership without empathy is not leadership at all. No matter the industry, respect is non-negotiable.

i went to the silver slipper tonight looking for a friend and went in. Found myself with folder…read more Amazing lap dances from a beautiful lady called siren. She was quite spectacular. I've been to the saloon three times definitely coming back. Siren has givin me such a great time would recommend to go if you haven't yet!

This place is a really nice upscale gentleman's club with great staff and lovely ladies that always…read moreknow how to entertain the crowd when they are up on stage. The DJ here is really good. They also have a food menu and plenty of parking in their open lot that they share with an adult store. Overall experience here was nice and I would not mind coming back here to spend some money.

I'm in town from Toronto for Thanksgiving weekend and thoroughly enjoying the sights and whatnot of…read moreSmall Town, Murca. My date thought I would like this place and described it as "old school" and I thought I would be amused by it ironically, and I am pretty much game for just about anything. Well what a charming place: The decor is super cool like a retro roadhouse you would see in the movies with posters of 50s style pinup girls on the walls. The bartender was real nice...I don't care what anyone says: Americans are really friendly. We bellied up to the bar $8 for a pitcher of Bud, are you kidding me? How could you go wrong that? At home that would cost 3 times as much. The dancing girls were cornfed (as in wholesome), cute and curvy. They all had names like anime cartoon characters. They danced to Guns N Roses and twerked, it's all about twerking these days...what's not to like? I wish I could twerk but it's harder than it looks! I have a flattish rigid Scandinavian-type ass :( but at least I have the money-making boobs. It turns out my date is a tit man and for a dollar, a girl with a name like Pixie will let you rub your face in hers, motorboat-style. A dollar. You can't even get a donut for a dollar where I'm from. After a pitcher of Bud, who could say no to that? Not I. A belly full of beer and a face full of titties, what could be more American than that?

This place is more like a small dive in bar with some nice dancers that were very welcoming towards…read moreme and did not be all aggressive trying to get me to buy dances. They have pool table at this place too. Drinks here are very affordable so I definitely did not mind tipping the nice bartender. The dances here are pretty decent and can vary on the girl but overall it's a nice place to relax and enjoy yourself with friends or even solo.

Is there a rating below one star? This is definitely a dive bar that happens to have two poles for…read moresome dancers. I don't know if it was a slow night or not but I was the same dancer dancing for more than an hour and she's the only one that I ever saw up there. Guess I just need a little bit more if I want to have a drink and check out some gals. Can't compare to Club cabery in East Peoria or of course Big Al's in downtown peoria.

On the early morning hours, like 12:00am, of Mother's Day of 2012 or 2013 I had a very displeasing…read moreexperience here. I intend to file a FOIA to get the police report I filed on them and I'll update this reviews's exact date. I called here to ask what their cover was. I naïvely told the guy that answered the phone I only had $40 to spend. He said we'll gladly take your $40 and the cover is $5. I asked him if he was on drugs because of his fast paced speak patterns. He hung up the phone. I got there and paid the bouncer with $5 in quarters. I asked the bouncer who the guy on the phone was because it sounded like he was on drugs. He said he didn't know. I talked with some dancers. The bartender told me they have a two drink minimum. I told him I don't drink alcohol. He suggested soda. I told him I wasn't thirsty and would buy them when I was. The employees waited until the girl that I wanted to see dance was on the stage to kick me out. The grabbed me by my neck and waste band and guided me to the door. I called the police to see my rights about theft of my cover money and assault and battery. As I was waiting in the parking lot several of the clubs dancers left when they heard I called the police. I over heard one of them tell the bouncers I was a nice kid and the bouncers ruined their night by kicking me out. The Peoria police officer informed me I didn't have a basis to file anything with no injuries and that the business had the right to refuse service. We went our separate ways. On my drive back to my home town the next morning my cell phone started to do strange things like skip songs and pause. That was the first time I remember having blatant cell phone problems with normal functioning. I do NOT recommend this place. Big Al's or Pulse is better. https://www.tiktok.com/t/ZTRoSojMR/?t=2

I've been to a few strip joints in my entire life and it's a miracle how this place stays open…read more It's poorly ran and it has the most absolute awful staff. The area is absolutely run down and I thought the strip club off 94 at the frontage road with all the potholes was awful! This one takes the cake! Just stay at home and use your imagination instead.

I'm going to be extremely honest about The Cellar Gentlemen's Club. I'm going to list the good…read morethings about this club then I'm going to list the bad things about this club. The good thing about this club is that their security make sure that the dancers are safe. The security even watches the dancers as they drive away from the parking lot. Another good thing about this club is that this club teaches you how to hustle which is extremely important. If your blessed enough to get into a gentlemens club that you can profit from you can make lots of money by knowing how to talk to customers, & putting on a good show. Their are very few customers that come into The Cellar so when the club finally gets a few customers you have to try to get dances from the customer to pay that extremely high house fee off that the dancers have to pay to work there. Now I have a list of things that is so wrong with The Cellar Gentlemen's Club establishment, & here it goes!!! (1). The house fee to work at The Cellar is way too high... Considering they barely have any business. The house fee is $70 on the weekends. (Even in popular bikini bars the house fee is only $30 to $40 throughout the entire week. So to pay a establishment $70 that doesn't get more then 15 customers a day is absolutely ridiculous) (2). You have to pay the house fee up front or you can't work there. (Most bikini bars, and Gentlemen's Clubs let all the girls pay there house fee at the end of the night) (3). The dancers are pressured to ask for dances & drinks, and the dancers do not profit off of those high $10.00 drinks that the club makes off of the few customers that they do get. (4). Usually the dancers get pissed when they see a new dancer, bc its so hard to make money in The Cellar, bc of the lack of clientele. This plus size black dancer from indianapolis wasn't nice to me, but I didn't get made at her, bc i could understand her fustration it's not easy to make money in The Cellar. (5). The club will let anyone work who can pay them there house fee... Which is awful considering they have very little to hardly no clientele. (Most popular bikini bars, & clubs will not even let that many girls work if they are having a slow night. (6). You have to put your own money in the juke box to listen to music. So if you're broke your basically just sitting around board hoping that a customer finally comes in. (7). The club doesn't advertise so they usually have local customers that just come to drink. (8). You have to stay for a full shift even if their are dancers their, & you didn't make any money. (I can't believe this club has a strict rule like that when the dancers are not making any money this club really has some nerve for that rule lol) (9). The club looks extremely run down, and they need to fix The Cellar up a little better so they can get some customers. They also need to advertise, & run some drink specials. The customers are always complaining about the drink prices. (10). The Cellar tries to make the dancers charge for everything... Even though the club gets their house fee from the dancers up front. (Most bikini bars, and Gentlemen Clubs are satisfied with the dancers just as long as the dancers gives them there house fee for working their, and isn't doing anything out of line that will make the club look bad. The Cellar should only be used as a practice club for newbie dancers. The club teaches you how to hustle, because they barely get any clientele so when they finally do get a customer you have to run over to the customer, and start begging for a dance or a drink for the Gentlemen's Club. If you're a newbie you should learn the game from the dancers that already work there then you should take those hustling skills to another club that you can actually profit from, because The Cellar has nothing to offer there dancers at all. It's basically a place we're washed up dancers go.