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I've been to this club a number of times over the years, this was my first visit on a weekday, which I enjoyed. Unsure of when the shift change was, I called ahead to find out. I was told shift change is a 7:00pm and most have arrived by 8:00. I arrived about a quarter past eight. The door guy wasn't working today, so free entry (on other visits it's been $2-4).

The pool table was in use by two men. The seats at the bar were about half full. I pony up to the bar and grab a Beer ($4.25) and scope the scene. I had heard they did some renovations so I looked closely at the decor. Not much changed since the last visit EXCEPT new chair seat covers and a Closed Circuit television monitor displaying the views from four cameras outside the building. The chair covers are huge IMO and it was nice to be able to keep an eye on my vehicle while I was inside and later to see what was just outside the door as I made my exit.

Present were half a dozen patrons and I counted at least 8 dancers, with fresh faces still coming out of the dressing room when I left. Of the eight dancers there were 3 white 5 AA.

After sitting at the bar momentarily, I was approached by one dancer. she had just come of stage. I had been eying her performance from the bar, so i gave her a small tip (she didn't ask for one). She was plesant and didn't linger too long with me at the bar. Then I noticed a new dancer up on stage and decided to get a closer look.

J-Lo was her name, and shaking booty was her came. She was medium tone skin, taller (5'6"ish w/o heels), slender (except for belly baby pooch, and long hair, wore glasses, and had a great face and pretty smile! I sat at the stage, received plenty of attention and upon the conclusion of her set, she asked if i'd like a private dance. I agreed and off we were into one of the 3 available "dance areas". It has been well documented in other reviews, but I will repeat: The private dance area consists of the South East corner of the building. that is partitioned with wooden walls about 4 feet tall. These three "cubicles" have a wooden door as well, also 4ft tall. There are beads that hang from the ceiling at the entrance...a relic from the past.