Come for the lattes, stay for the lap dances.
A Southern California coffee shop was shut down for allegedly operating as a strip club, with scantily clad exotic dancers offering X-rated entertainment behind closed doors, a FOX 11 investigation revealed.
DD Café in Garden Grove reportedly doubled as a clandestine gentlemen’s club, where sultry women perform erotic dances for clients on the dimly lit venue’s red leather booths — and strip naked for private sessions costing an additional $80, the undercover probe found.
Patrons are also encouraged to bring their own alcohol for a whopping $30 fee.
“It’s not even a coffee shop, it’s a strip club,” Mytchell Mora, a former Garden Grove resident, told the outlet, noting the naughty hotspot is near a school and violates city rules for adult entertainment clubs.
“It’s a strip club with no rules and all types of things going on there. Everyone knows about it, and no one was doing anything about it.”
Cops busted the covert jiggle joint — licensed by the city as a coffee shop — and cuffed 17 people during a Thursday raid following complaints of illegal activity, the Garden Grove Police Department said.
“Today, SIU Investigators, Gang Suppression Officers, along with patrol officers, served a search warrant at the location,” police said on Instagram.
“As a result, 17 arrests were made and the business was red-tagged with assistance of Garden Grove Code Enforcement.”
The sweep came after FOX 11 provided police with their undercover footage – though reporters said cops failed to respond to their repeated requests for comment.
The lurid lounge was forced to close due to code violations, though authorities told the California Post that most arrests stemmed from city nudity laws. Those charges faced misdemeanors and were released, police said.
The owners were hit with alcohol violations and cite for allowing the other infractions to take place.
Residents told FOX 11 that the “cafe” — and others like it — are an open secret in Orange County, with business allegedly flaunting its scandalous enterprise on a now-deleted Instagram page.
“This is not the first one or the last one,” one local said, noting the cafe’s outrageous $20 coffee.
“If you go on this whole street, you can probably find 10 of them. This city should crack down on all of them.”