If you’re cruising through the East Valley and looking for late-night fun, Sonny’s Gentlemen’s Club might be worth checking out. Just five minutes from Lone Butte Casino, Sonny’s has a local vibe, friendly dancers, and a chill crowd. It’s not Scottsdale flash—it’s a smaller spot with charm, and the regulars keep coming back.
The dancers at Sonny’s are known for being friendly, flirty, and upfront. Reviews mention decent variety, with plenty of opportunities to grab a private dance without heavy pressure. If you like thick girls and high-energy entertainers, Sonny’s has you covered. One customer summed it up: “hot girls and many choices for dance options.”
Sonny’s doesn’t always get packed—sometimes that’s a win. Weekends attract a younger, louder crowd, while weeknights are more laid-back. One reviewer went on a Monday and found themselves nearly alone, which is perfect if you prefer quieter nights.
The club offers private booths and bottle service for a full VIP experience. Reviews describe the pricing as “acceptable,” and dancers are approachable without being aggressive. You won’t struggle to find one-on-one time if that’s what you’re looking for.
Cover is $10–$20 depending on the night. The bar serves a standard lineup of beers and mixed drinks. One old review even mentioned a guy grilling food out back—though that seems to be a thing of the past. Drink prices aren’t cheap, but they’re not extreme either—you’re paying for the entertainment and atmosphere.
I dropped by Sonny’s on a Friday around 11 PM. The parking lot was half-full, and inside felt relaxed—dim lighting, bass thumping, but not overwhelming. About 8–10 dancers were working. One named Lexi struck up a conversation right away: fun, energetic, not pushy. After a couple drinks, I tried VIP for a short session—reasonable prices, laid-back vibe. Nearby, a guy admitted it was his first time in any strip club, and a dancer made him feel welcome instantly.
Sonny’s is the kind of club you’d hit after a casino run or to dodge the Scottsdale crowds. Not fancy, but real—and worth checking out if you’re nearby.
Updated September 11, 2025
