OK, guys, let’s get real: ...

OK, guys, let’s get real: cheap isn’t everything.

As noted, the Hugger is very dark initially, but that can be overcome quickly. Plus, it is dark where it needs to be. As noted by another reviewer, your best friend could be in the open lap dance area and you’d never know. On the downside, if a dancer’s performance is intriguing, you can’t really tell who it is without sustained staring. Dances are solid, and contact is about as good as anywhere else, especially considering the set up.

Dancers leave significant money on the table – I went in with $200, spent $55. Yes, I know, the dances are $10 a piece, but one dancer basically compelled me to give her a $5 tip. Expecting change, I handed her two 20s for 3 dances, she wanted to keep the $40, and I had to bargain her down to $5. Back to my point: dancers spend most of their time hanging out with regulars (even to the extent of three girls hanging out with one guy at one table. Girls also often don’t follow up when you tip them on stage, which was sort of surprising, since they rarely get tipped while on stage.