The Golden Star is a pretty discreet building on the outside, however as soon as you enter you’re face with lots of beautiful, expensive decor, black and gold themed everything, a public area where most of the people and dancers are, with a bar, tables and and a stage, and a private area in where more important arrangements or conversations can be had. There’s a second floor for storage, as well as a spare emergency bedroom that was build for one the dancers ( Quincy Copeland ) when he used to date the owner, and stayed several consecutive days in a row.

Bar/Club/Cabaret

The ‘Star

Raymond

Quincy Copeland Fabio

Art Deco

The outside of the building is pretty plane and unassuming. Its exposed brick, neutral colors, the windows obscured by the curtains inside. The door is considerably big, and a lot fancier looking, with gold accents. There’s a sign and there’s usually advertisements put on the walls about the cabaret, the dances and events they might be having, and there’s always usually at least one bouncer outside.

3, floor level, floor 1, and a basement level.