First thing to know about this...

First thing to know about this place is that it is about a mile down the street from a women's prison. And while in the main drag the place feels kind of isolated. The parking lot isnt well lit, it is gravel with a decent amount of holes that could result in a turned ankle. Though there is a lot of parking out back. With zero lighting but that is pretty much the limit of negative things I can say about this place. Once inside it all changes.

So $10 to get in and you are greeted bt seating, lots of seating. There is a single stage about 20 yards from the entrance. It is an lsland, so plenty of spots to pull up a chair and check out the action.The DJ was pretty good, kept the music just loud enough to keep the atmosphere fun and he rarely ever talks. The bathrooms were really nice as well (relatively speaking of course). The make up of the patrons during our visit had little diversity.

The place is laid out nicely. When entering you are facing the stage, bar is to your right, as are the champagne rooms. These offer some privacy but only have a curtain. To your left are tables a boothes and 2 VIP areas. Warning the girls hate the VIP area. It tends to be occupied with kids who think VIP means all access and unlimited mileage.