It's not like Boston has much...

It's not like Boston has much left in the way of adult entertainment, but this is a relatively classy place compared to other Boston clubs (most of which have come and gone). It's been here for a while and is located just across the way from the MBTA (subway) Chinatown stop (Orange line), adjacent to a towering residential building (under construction). You can also get there by car (traffic is always awful around this area), bus, and even by bike using the city's new shared bike system (but that goes away for the winter months). If you work anywhere near downtown, just walk.

The club is not a huge place (although there are upper floors for VIP & so on, but I'm just talking about the 1st floor in this review) and it has a nice & clean (though relatively dark) atmosphere. The smallish elevated stage to one side is visible from most anywhere in the club and there are a number of chairs at the stage, mostly to the left side. The rest of the club is laid out as tables and chairs or quasi-booths. A beer here might set you back anywhere from $6 to $9, so it's not inexpensive (a coke, ginger ale, or other soft drink is $4). There is a bartender and waitresses when the club is busier. There's typically a cover charge, which seems to vary by day and time. Sometimes the bouncers/managers will spot you a get in free card, which I tend to save for times when the cover is higher. They're also helpful in getting a dancer's attention, if you want a dance, etc. There are a number of flat screen TVs placed around the club, so you can keep track of any sports games, etc.

The dancers seem to vary from those who have been working there for a while to those who tell me it's their first day (some have been dancing elsewhere around the country and somehow ended up in Boston). By and large, most of the dancers are nice looking women, but the line up varies from young to not quite so young, with many different kinds of looks. Last time I was there, the DJ was playing mostly 70s and 80s music (generally chosen by the dancers?). Of course, most of them are too young to actually remember that era. Most of the dancers are friendly and willing to chat, dance (either on stage or $20 for not-so-private, let's say 'individual' dance). They're not overly aggressive, and I've never seen intentional rudeness. Being Boston, this is all non-contact dancing, so the value of this varies by dancer. The quality of dancing also varies wildly, and some are just far more sensual than others. In the evenings, there are also a number of massage girls, who will provide a (two dance long) neck massage for $20.