Many people have commented on the...

Many people have commented on the lack of atmosphere. This is true. It is a small club with simple wooden chairs, one main small stage and a second smaller one tucked in a corner. There is seating with a counter around the main stage. However, few of the girls really dance much and even fewer make use of the pole on the main stage. Girls typically do one song on each stage. A plus has always been the BYOB policy ($25 admission after first time; card is good for one year) and still is, although now you cannot drink out of a bottle. The bartender/waitress will bring you a plastic cup. The bartender was friendly and the bouncers were laid back.

This place is not what it used to be. The quality of dancers has decreased and those that have been there for a while are showing their age. For example I barely recognized Corrine. She has gained a lot of weight and I did not even realize it was her until someone called her name. Another long time dancer, Brooke (Barbie girl type) is apparently gone. She also had been gaining weight. I had a reasonable dance from an older dancer, Donna. A younger overweight dancer with blonde hair (Shana?) made promises but failed to deliver in the lap dance area, yet still wanted an additional tip (above the $30/dance fee). YMMV but for me it is also lower than it used to be. Dakota had a good rap and was attractive but after being burned by the previous dancer I was reluctant on this evening to venture back into the lap dance area. The other dancers ranged from 5-8 but no knock outs on this evening. Several sat with what appeared to be regulars. It is still better than any place in Baltimore, and is a lot safer than "the block." However, it could be better and has been.