Fase II Club
Where the Heels are High and Temptations Even Higher
Fase II hits you the moment you walk in. The bass is already shaking the floor, the lights are already low, and the room is already packed with people who didn't come to ease into anything. This is Medellín's working-class strip club—no VIP theater, no bottle service sparklers, just raw energy and a crowd that knows exactly what they're here for.
The talent rotates fast and works hard. These aren't runway models posing for tips—they're hustlers who dance like rent is due tomorrow. The 8/10 rating reflects variety over curation. You'll find gems if you're patient, and you'll find chaos if you're not. Performers approach constantly. Saying no is a skill you'll develop quickly.
Prices stay reasonable. Cover is cheap, drinks are marked up but not offensive, and private dances run $30-50 USD depending on your negotiation skills and the performer's mood. Cash is king. Small bills are smarter. Don't flash anything you're not prepared to spend.
The layout is tight, multi-level, and designed for maximum bodies per square foot. Safety sits at a 6/10 for a reason—keep your phone in your front pocket, your wallet closer, and your wits about you. The venue isn't dangerous, but it rewards attention and punishes carelessness. Uber in, Uber out, no exceptions.
Fase II doesn't pretend to be anything it's not. It's loud, sweaty, chaotic, and completely effective. If La Isla is the penthouse, Fase II is the basement party everyone actually remembers.
