First Don't Judge the book by...

First Don't Judge the book by its cover. When I first rolled up on The Harlem, people are hanging around the entrance. There is also a strange VIP valet service going on with cars are stacked at the entrance and the bus stop is just right outside the joint's parking lot. Since this is a smoke free bar, people smoke outside, not a problem just walk right into the enterance and go into a dark security room. There is a $5 cover but great lap dances are cheap.<br>

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As you walk from the dark security entrance you are surprised to find that it opens up to a nice two story club with a center stage with two poles and special VIP section with a couple tables and small bar. Two small stages on the left and right with a single pole. The larger bar is on the right and looks like an average bar with several of the nicer dancers hanging out there. On the second story there is a DJ booth located Center Stage balcony with VIP sections Stage Left and Stage Right for 1/2 hour or 1 hour sessions.<br>

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Dancers are everywhere! During a Tuesday week night there were over 40 dancers with all body types, boob sizes, and personalities. Opportunity for the perfect match. Girls pay a set fee to owners and then make money giving dances and getting tips. Due to new Dayton laws it is now a pasty/topless bar but girls still will flash but worried about getting caught since the rumor was a huge group of girls got let go since they didn't where their pasties.<br>