In the time since my ...

In the time since my review of this place, I have made several return trips to PE so this update flows from the various visits.

This club is (as I mentioned before) the JV to Flashdancers but that can be good in that the environment is more relaxed - BUT as noted in another poster's review, the degree of zeal with which the rules are enforced tends to vary from day to day. It's one of those things I guess you have to deal with in NYC, after all, the Big Apple does have to keep up its "cleaned up" image. Probably on a particular date they may have been spooked by word that the authorities had been or would be visiting the neighborhood, or there may have been trouble with a customer the night before, so there's reason to be even more cautious. Other days it's party on as long as you heed the dancer's limits, some have been seen blatantly stroking thru the pants and guiding hands to boobs right on the bench (on the minus side some think "aggressive" means "drop your bodyweight upon his balls" - not fun). Some dancers are more daring than others, of course, I've had dances with a variety, from the inevitable Eastern Europeans to All-American blonds, Asian and Black dancers, if you can hit the right girl things can get quite interesting. The hustle is continuous and sometimes silly as when multiple waitresses hit your table to push dancer drinks even after you've ordered from one already.

Their CR is a semiprivate set of booths facing an aisle, with the rearmost pair creating a sort of double suite -- they're not fully enclosed but the seating pattern in all but the rearmost is such that unless the opposite-booth team is being specially energetic, you have to deliberately turn your head sideways and look to see what's going on across the aisle (and you won't see much at first since it's so damn dark in there). That rearmost set of booths does go "around a corner" creating a more relatively private space if there's no one in the opposite seat, a dancer could make the most of that if she wanted to. Last quote given was $575/hr (with a built-in gratuity that is not always mentioned), less if you did the transaction all-cash, dunno if that's fixed policy or if it depends on how slow the night may be. No mandatory bottle service for the CR, which is good.