Three stages; one main and another...

Three stages; one main and another on either side with the chairs and tables spread throughout. The dancers cycle through them before hitting the floor. The lighting is just right to give it a nice, shaded ambiance but enough light so that you don't go stumbling around when navigating the floor. The bar takes up pretty much the entire east side of the building, while the south offers a smoking patio and another, slightly higher, level to sit. But, he forewarned: You're only allowed to leave the building once per visit (say, to go to the car) and must leave your ID when you do.

The bar and its tenders are quite attractive. One, a blonde with glasses and a great rack, was the hottest girl in the place the night I went. The servers are attentive but they don't bother you.

However, the dancers don't offer off anything off the chart to make up for the fact that quite a few are either well past their sell-by date or splattered with ink. If you're into that, this is the place to check out. However, they not only aren't that hot, but most have a rather blunt approach to propositioning. They walk right up and ask if you'd like a dance - no introductions, discussions about quality, etc. It's pretty straightforward with little to be done. Again, if that is what you're into, this is your location.