Gentleman’s Club Coming to Downtown Bellevue

Gentleman's Club BellevueAlmost 2 years since the old Safeway location was abandoned, investors from the AFD Group have bought the property for $50 Million and have plans to build a Gentleman’s Club at the location.

A spokesperson for AFD Group said in their release, “A Gentleman’s Club will offer another great entertainment option catering to Bellevue. The Gentleman’s Club will be complete with a bar and adjoining restaurant.”

To comply with Bellevue City Law the Gentleman’s Club will not be open 24 hours a day; their hours will be 6am – 2am daily.

Construction will begin as early as Summer 2010 and is scheduled to be complete by Spring 2011. A name for the club has not yet been released.

For building plans and more details, see AFD Group’s website here.

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