My first visit to this club...

My first visit to this club was about 10 years ago. For a couple years, I had my own company fairly close by, so I was pretty much a regular here, frequenting maybe once or twice per month. Lately, I hadn't been in over a year, so I decided to stop by one night after work. The prices haven't change - cover charge + 2 drink minimum + waitress tip = $26 just to get in the door and sit down. A huge difference between now and then, though, were the number of customers. Nights used to be packed here, but on this night, there were maybe 7 guys in the place at 8PM (and probably 12 dancers). I prefer it when it is not so crowded - the girls are able to sit and talk with you longer.

The club is relatively classy in terms of style, and dark in terms of lighting. It always takes my eyes a minute to adjust upon entering (be careful when you first enter - I've seen numerous guys trip over the feet of customers sitting near the entrance). On this night, I took a seat at the stage. Dancers on stage will dance to 2 "songs" - each a couple minutes in length. The first song is the tease dance and the second song is when they strip nude. After each song, each customer sitting at the stage is expected to tip the dancer. One thing I noticed very quickly - most every dancer I saw on stage this night had tattoos. I'm not a huge fan of tatted girls (especially when they're large tattoos), so my interest level wasn't as high as it has been in the past. There was a good deal of variety amongst the dancers with a couple really good looking ones.

After I while, I picked a dancer I liked and we moved back to the seats away from the stage to talk for a little bit. From there, we went into the back room for a couple private dances. It seemed like they replaced the couches since my last visit (at least the one I was on). The private dances are still $50 each and last probably 2.5 to 3 minutes each. If you plan to get more than 1 dance, try to start your first dance during the "break" between the songs for the dancer on stage while she collects her first round of tips - this break is always shorter in duration than the "break" song between dancers on stage switching, so you would rather have your dance continue through the longer break.