kenrodchitown

I used to stop by fairly often on afternoons, but COVID killed off the dayside shift. I lost maybe my all time favorite dancer as a result. It was great for what it was... a place for cheap beers and fair mix of newbie and longtime dancers.

UPDATE: I made a return visit on a Sunday afternoon (St Patty's, in fact), and the vibe was completely different than the Friday afternoon visit in my review above. The girls were slightly more attractive overall (maybe an extra half point on average), and there were significantly more patrons on hand. After going back with three different dancers and briefly interacting with a few more by the bar, everything seemed to be above the board. This leaves me to speculate that things generally operate differently during the week, but I'd need to do more research.

I was definitely distracted during both sets of dances.

We weren't there super long, maybe 90 minutes or so, but I don't recall the 2-for-$40 going down. We had good luck sitting at the far end of the bar, which had the benefit of providing a little shelter from dancers we weren't interested in.

I'm pretty sure Scarlett's (and Country Rock and Diamond) are all owned by the parent company of Rick's Cabaret after a series of sales over the past six years. The results have been predictable.