As was said, the physical layout...

As was said, the physical layout of the club is pretty straightforward with you entering facing the bar and in between the two stages. I did not drive, and I got quizzed about it at the door when I refused to pay the valet, "Did you come in a cab?" I responded yes, although strictly speaking the cab dropped me off about 5mins away and about an hour before. I'd guess they have people trying to thwart the valet charge by parking nearby. A strange decision, given the money you are likely to spend in one visit...

The "front stage" is to your right, and at least on a not-very-busy-weeknight I'd recommend planting yourself at the bar but near the front stage. I went on a tuesday night, pretty late and it was pretty thin on customers (say 10) and girls (say 6-8). In fact, the back stage frequently had no girl dancing on it, which really sucks if you are planted next to it watching a girl dance and then there is no follow-up. Girls do three song sets in progressive states of undress.

Overall dancer quality varied from about 6-8, with no really, er... "low ranking" ones and really only the one 8 (Jenna, see below). If you actually sat in the chairs next to the stage (and basically no patrons were doing this) you got better view but some amount of pressure for tips. $5 seemed to cause substantial happiness and further attention. Patrons would occasionally trot to the stage to tip a dancer in her garter when a good performance was observed, then retreat to their (backs against the walls) seats.