Cover was $10, and though the...

Cover was $10, and though the club was less than half-filled with customers, I was asked by the bouncer where I wanted to sit. Not eager to tip someone for pointing me towards one of many open tables, I slyly demurred by insisting I needed to use the restroom and found a seat for myself when I was finished. First impression, based on the reviews, I was expecting the club to be bigger than it was, but the dancer quality more than made up for the size being a little less than I expected, especially when compared to Christie's Phoenix. The chairs seemed worn with time and use, but the one I grabbed wasn't torn and frayed and the wheels still spun smoothly. I grabbed a seat against the wall and ordered a bottle of water ($4!). The table was a little dirty (it looked like someone spilled more of their drink on the table than in their mouth) and I asked someone to wipe it up, which they did, quickly and with a smile.

The bar is on the north end of the building, the VIP room (and it is just a room: I don't think there are more than 10 or 12 chairs in it) on the east side. The stage on the west and the rest of the club filled with tables and chairs. The dancers were a nice mixture of shapes and sizes, colors and cultures. Though there was not a huge amount of entertainers, the variety of dancers was excellent with such a small sample size. There were some with obvious enhancement and others natural, some with sleeves on ink and some without a spot on them. That they were all friendly made the visit better, as they asked, eagerly but not forcefully, if I wanted I dance. I passed on the first few offers until one of the ladies I tipped came over and, after giving me a preview of what the VIP dances were like, took me back there. I will definitely be returning.