I’ve been here a few times. I sit at the large bar and generally am ignored by the girls.
I noticed the tables on the side. Most have a guy with 2 or 3 of the girls.
Are these tables arranged ahead of time? Or can I sit at one on my own and the girls will join me? Like, is that what these are for, to send a signal you’re ready to spend some money??
I should add I only go on weekday afternoons



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Just sit at one and see what happens. Don't overthink it. What's the worst that could happen, a waitress comes by and says there's a minimum spend?
I think they’re 1st come first serve. I’ve sat at them. At night I’ve seen “Reserved” signs on some of them.
I've sat there with dancers. It's worth a shot, but I think you're more likely to be ignored sitting there by yourself than at the bar.
I oftentimes see "reserved" signs at various strip clubs. I always ask: "are they reserved for someone special or just people who tip very well"? Never had a bartender/waitress say anything other than feel free to sit there.
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I used to live in Philly and I got way more dancers come up to me at the bar. I remember trying to sit in the side booths a couple of times and always told to move. I assume they were reserved for higher paying customers and also ones there to have a meal. The bar was where dancers would always come off the stage and circle the bar asking for tips so you literally got a shot at talking to every single dancer in the club so if the one you liked came up to you, you could ask her for a dance then and there.
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