I was at Brad’s late afternoon...

I was at Brad’s late afternoon through early evening on Saturday. It was crowded the whole time. There were lots of rocks in here nursing beers acting like it is a sports bar. I had a hard time getting a seat, but finally go into position when some rocks left. Twenty-three ounce Budweiser’s are $6.50, while domestic bottles are $4.50. The waitresses came around quite a bit, but were not overly pesky and could accept a "No Thanks". There was a free buffet consisting of chicken sandwiches, potato chips, and popcorn. It didn’t look too appetizing, plus a lot of the PLs eating the buffet were coming out of the bathroom without washing their hands. No thanks. The music was mostly rock and of tolerable volume.

Day shift dancers were generally older than 30 with one that looked to be 40. There were a couple that may have been mid-to-late twenties. Some were certified MILFs, but most did not interest me. As Rod8432 mentioned below, lappers are now $12 no matter what time of day. They used to be $12 only after 7PM when a lap area cashier came on duty to collect $2 on top of every $10 lap dance. Apparently, girls will now collect the house’s take before 7PM and hand it off to the house mom. After 6PM, younger dancers showed up that were in my age bracket. They were mostly in the 6-8 range but skewed to the lower end of that breadth. I started peeling out the paper on the stage. I got a few dances from some tatted natties. Contact is excellent at the stage and on the couches. Value is still good. You will notice that some girls get locked up with regulars for hours at a time. You may need to approach and pry her loose if you really want time with a tied-up dancer. Overall, Brad’s is a solid club worthy of a visit while in Indy, but one may find it is not consistently deserving of the Top 10 hype it gets.