My last review of this place...

My last review of this place could be considered "on the fence." Well no more! I'm a big fan now. Some others have mentioned that management has updated the place, and you really can tell a difference. Some of the chairs may still be a little ratty, and I definitely wouldn't say the place has been completely redone, but I still noticed a major improvement. The one drawback that comes with that improvement is that you can no longer smoke cigars there. Cigarettes are fine, but nothing else. That could be a plus to some of you, but I don't really see that big of a difference between cigarette smoke and cigars. If anything, I'd personally prefer smelling someone's cigar.

I was there at 3 on a Thursday afternoon. Remember to use the door under the awning to the right of the building. Other doors are for the dancer's dressing room, etc. The layout of the club has been covered before, and although some upgrades were made, the layout overall is the same.

There were probably 15 girls working the day shift, and most were 6-8 in my opinion. Of course, there were 1 or 2 that fell below that. You still pay $5 per song for everything to come off on stage dances, you can still tip the bartender $5 for her top to come off, and dances in the back are $25. I didn't get any feelings of being hustled, and I think this is overall a very low pressure place. This is definitely not a "no touch" environment. Of course, you should ask about specific boundaries, but I found no real boundaries to exist when the 4 dancers I was with. Granted, I didn't try FS, and probably won't, but there was lots of 2 way contact, including over the pants hummers, a brief bbbj and hj to finish it off.