Dress & ID
Casual attire is fine for most strip club visits.
Dinner and a gentlemen’s club in one stop. Treasures Las Vegas pairs its steakhouse with stage entertainment, making it worth considering when your group wants the meal to be part of the night.

The steakhouse is the reason to put Treasures Las Vegas on your shortlist. It gives a dinner-focused group a different starting point from a visit built around a large club floor or a game on TV.
Make dinner and club entry two separate planning decisions. Ask when the kitchen closes, whether a dining reservation is needed, and whether your chosen seating is in the restaurant or entertainment area.
The published steakhouse schedule is Tuesday–Sunday, 8 PM–midnight. If dinner matters, plan around that shorter window rather than the club’s later closing time.
Free limo. Free entry. Just purchase two drinks at the club.
Two drinks at the club. Confirm the drink selection and current total for your date.
Private dances and VIP rooms are optional. Additional purchases are separate.
Plan the total night—not just admission. Ask whether the quoted drink total includes tax, whether any service charge applies, and what a seating upgrade would add. Food, extra beverages, tips and private entertainment should have their own budget.
For Treasures: A steakhouse meal is not part of the two-drink entry offer. Budget for dinner separately, and do not assume restaurant seating reserves a club table.
Casual attire is fine for most strip club visits.
Confirm the hotel entrance or pickup point, vehicle, guest count and arrival window. Give one reliable contact number for the group.
Ask about the ride back separately. Avoid a tight connection to another reservation.
Ask whether seating is open or reserved, whether there is a minimum spend, and how long the arrangement lasts.
Agree on the price and duration before any private experience. Follow staff guidance and respect entertainer boundaries.
No dinner is included in our stated two-drink offer. Confirm the menu, dining reservation and meal bill separately.
The two required drinks are a purchase, not a free extra. Set aside money for tips and anything else you choose, such as food, additional beverages or private entertainment. Ask for the current total before agreeing to a purchase.