Stopped here Sunday night around 10:30....

Stopped here Sunday night around 10:30. I had originally went to Cheeks, but there was slim pickings there, and none of my favorites. So I figured I would try something different. Haven't been here in years! I almost stopped here on a Friday night about a week ago, but at that time (around 12:30 at night), there were only about 4 cars in the lot. Now come Sunday night, and there were about 10 cars, so I thought why not.

The area is very safe, right behind the Dayton Mall. You park and enter in the rear. Cover charge of $5, which is taken by the bouncer (?). He also watches the club thru a small window which is next to the stage. You then enter thru another set of doors into the main club. The stage hugs the left and part of the rear walls of the main room. It appears the couch dances are done in some smaller cubicles at the rear of the club behind the stage. Another VIP area is immediately to your right as you enter the main room, but it is not very private. A large bar sits off to the right rear of the club. I never looked for the restrooms, but I am sure there was no troll! LOL.

There were 4-5 customers sitting at tables and another 4-5 sitting around the bar. Bud Light was $3.75 for 1 or a bucket of 4 for $10. Bartender was cute but nothing spectacular. There were 4 dancers this evening. A small spinner (6/7), another small spinner who appeared older (35-40) who was maybe a 5/6, a regular girl who was also a 6, and a larger girl (not my style) who I would rate a 4/5. I tipped the first spinner $5 when she was on stage. Each girl did a 3 song set. Girls get topless but with pasties. The spinner asked if I was interested in some dances. I was, but after she came off the stage and did a 2for1 with another customer, she never came over. WTF! Her loss. Customers werent really tipping or buying dances, so why did she even ask if she wasn't going to follow thru? Sometimes, ok most times, I just don't understand dancers and their work habits. The bartender also ended up on stage, but didn't really take anything off.