There is a cover, but the...

There is a cover, but the drinks are reasonable.

As you enter, there is a bouncer and a lap dance area directly behind the bouncer station (on the right). Keep moving forward and there is a circular bar. Moving on from there, the Men's Room is on the right and the stage is straight ahead. To the left and right of the stage are a dozen tables with a couple of chairs each. Wherever you sit, you will most likely be approached by a dancer within a few minutes of entering the club.

They will leave you alone if you politely decline company; give it sometime and you will certainly find someone whom you find attractive. Their interest (as should be yours) is in getting into the lap dance area; where there is a jukebox that features a well-researched selection of the shortest songs ever recorded. For twenty bucks, the woman you have just fallen in lust with will provide one of the best lap dances you've most likely experienced and then try to upsell you into a private room for around three-hundred dollars. That three-hundred dollar room includes a bottle of cheap champagne on ice as well some time alone.