The front room is basically a...

The front room is basically a bar around the sides with several TVs, while the back room is a very large bar in the center (most of the room) with the stage contained within the bar area. Something new to me but common in this part of the country was the dance shifts – dancers were on “stage” (the bar) for 30 minutes and then off for 30. Usually if you tipped a girl (signs throughout to remind you of the $2 minimum), she hung around and chatted with you for quite a while. My drink was $4 for a coke.

Lap dances were $25 per song in a back room. Couches around the rim, but the openness did not hinder any of the dancers (three) who I took back there. In fact, one dancer quite clearly indicated that greater manual attention was available in that room for $45 and even more services could be had in the VIP room. I declined both opportunities, but I appreciated the offer! With all of the dancers, two-way contact was readily available in the regular lap dance room. All in all, dancers were attractive, mainly 7s and 8s, with a few higher and a few lower. On my first visit, I left as the evening shift was arriving, and their average score definitely appeared to be higher. I would have no problems going back the next time I am in the area.