I decided to drop by Pin...

I decided to drop by Pin ups on a Sunday night when I was in town for business, as I heard that they don't charge a cover on Sunday nights. This is true, but they up the price on parking... the attendant charged 10$ to park in the back of the place and 20 (!) to park in front. It looked a bit seedy, but I parked in the back anyway.

Upon entering, you go through a metal detector and then get patted down by a bouncer. Once inside, you can enter a room with several pool tables, or go into the main bar and stage room. The music is pretty loud, but it's not the loudest I've heard. It's pretty smokey in the place. There is a large elevated stage in the center of the room with 2 girls dancing at a time. There are blocks of chairs set out for seating surrounding the stage, and there is a velvet-roped area with more chairs and high-tables at the far end of this room (presumably some sort of semi-private party area). I should probably note that I was the only white guy in the place, but I never really felt uncomfortable, and everyone was nice. Drinks were reasonably priced. There was a good selection of ebony girls in various shades and stages of tatted-up-ness. Some nice, muscular booties in the bunch, which is what I was looking for.

After sitting down and watching the stage show for a bit, I was approached by a girl that I deemed to be sufficiently pretty to try out some 5 dollar dances. She stripped down and gave me a few dances with good one-way contact, some grinding and some groping. She then offered a VIP deal of 30$ per half hour, with time inside billed at a rate of 15$ per song. She offered an alternative 140$ package deal for the half hour. I didn't take her up on it, but got a few more of the 5 dollar dances. I then hung out and watched some more of the stage show before splitting. All in all, a good value for the cheap dances, reasonable drinks, and no cover; minus for the parking hike. A good place to go if you're looking for laid-back black girls.