The layout of the place is...

The layout of the place is basically what a lot of the other reviews have said. I almost left five seconds after walking in the door because it isn't all that obvious where to go from the front. The bar in front only seemed to be pouring beer on the night I was there (a Saturday) and if there was another bar in the place I didn't go looking for it. The hallway to the stage area is off to the left on the back wall on the other side of the bar. There is one large stage which has a runway kind of feel to it. There are no bars around it so the girls are able to wander during their set. It's almost like a table dance setup. The place is 18 and over, with the under 21 crowd clearly marked by house t-shirts. They had enough going on around them where they didn't seem to care about the bright red shirts and they weren't in the way. Now onto the show. There are a few lookers in the bunch but this isn't really an eye candy sort of place. The quality of the stage dancing varied widely from dancer to dancer. A few of them seemed bored. Don't let that fool you. There's a gal there with long red hair and a faraway look in her eyes that did practically nothing up on stage and then blew the doors off in the dance area. Expectations were low but she set it straight. So why a 7? The bouncers' attitudes are not going to make them any new friends and there really isn't much to do if you don't have money to spend. The grief I got from a moody bouncer was more than made up for, and the 10 that the redhead gets brings up the overall ratings and possibly another visit.