Poor excuse for a strip bar...

Poor excuse for a strip bar but as a straight bar it's fine. Above the entryway is a flashing neon sign which says "Entertainment Tonight". Two dancers when I visited, August 2, 2005.

I could give this place at least a "three" rating based on its ambience, and the cute young bartender. BUT I was unable to strike up a conversation with her in spite of my considerable efforts and my charming mannerisms. I could give it a "one rating" except that the dancers, in spite of their obvious limitations as strippers, were congenial, and were trying to do a good job. So, a "two" seems appropriate.

There was a nicely finished long bar, a couple of pool tables, and numerous dining tables. Light-snack food was available, and the beer was cheap -- $1.75 I believe. The dance stage was interesting: about 2 feet above the floor, 10 feet long, 4 feet wide, up against the wall, with a little wrought iron fence around the three exposed sides. Adorning the little fence were bright red little Christmas tree lights. On the wall behind the stage was a large sign saying, "NO-TOUCH LAW STRICTLY ENFORCED". I wouldn't particularly want to test this law, and following paragraphs will reveal why.