We went to scores after getting...

We went to scores after getting some coupons for free entry before midnight (cover would have been 5 dollars otherwise). Upon first entering, you pass the bar on the right, and then you enter the main stage room. There is an elevated (2-3 feet) stage with two rings of chairs surrounding it. The next room is sort of like a hallway, with a long skinny stage with three poles on it and a single row of chairs running parallel to the stage. The 'bottle service rooms' are behind the row of chairs, and there is a walkway between the chairs ad the bottle service rooms. A dancer will dance for two songs on the main stage, and then start on the pole closest to the main stage on the long stage. As the next dancer finishes, they push the last dancer down to the next pole, thereby moving the rest of the dancers sequentially down the three different poles on the long stage. There were about 6-7 dancers in the rotation while we were there, ranging from a 4-8 in my book, with a roughly even mix of white, black, and asian. They were selling private dances for 40/song, but noone in my group partook. It was a very low-pressure setting, and noone was hustled at all. If you just wanted to relax and watch the stage shows and pay dollars occasionally, then more power to you. Drinks were around 8 bucks a pop, and the bartenders and cocktail waitresses were nice. The club itself was pretty well decorated, but I'm docking them a couple of points on the club rating because my feet stuck to the carpeted floor.