Soft Tails - Volusia County

It is my turn to provide a comment on this restaurant review, as others have assumed my previous comments were written by me. My name is clearly stated, so there is no need to accuse me of using a fake name. I would like to address Dan and Alice directly. The unprofessionalism I witnessed at this club was appalling. I have worked in every role at this club, including waitressing, dancing, and bartending, and each aspect was subpar. Dan, your lack of presence has allowed a 21-year-old girl with serious substance abuse issues to run your business. It is outrageous that you have lied, as both myself and other employees know that Alice cannot pass a drug test. I am aware of what occurs in this club, even the things you wish to keep hidden. You have allowed drug use by dancers in the bathrooms with customers and served alcohol to underage girls, who were subsequently taken advantage of. When one of these girls was victimized, she was told to "grow a backbone." Despite promoting a "safe, clean club," this could not be further from the truth. In your absence, the sinks have broken, sewage has overflowed, and refrigerators have malfunctioned, causing warm beer to be served. You were unaware of these issues because your manager did not give employees access to your contact information. Your manager also falsely accused me of taking pills, referencing my prescribed anxiety medication. This violated HIPAA laws and showcases her incompetence. The rest of the employees at the club are wonderful, and I hope you recognize this before losing them. The door men, bartenders, and dancers have made the best of a terrible work environment. It is important to pay your employees more, especially if tips cannot be guaranteed. Lastly, I would like to address the issue of racism at the club. I have included a picture of myself to prove my identity, as I have nothing to hide.

The staff was very welcoming, the drinks were delicious, and the atmosphere was quiet since it was not very busy. The interior was clean, with only a few minor imperfections that were hardly noticeable. The prices for drinks were reasonable, but I found it strange that you had to purchase a wristband before getting a dance. I was a bit taken aback by the $20 door fee, especially considering there were only three girls working and three customers in the establishment.