THE CLUB: The actual club itself...

THE CLUB: The actual club itself is reasonably clean and comfortable. Three stages; a main in the middle of the room; and two satellites, although only one of the satellites gets much use most of the afternoon. Most of the tables are floor level, although there are about 10 or so bar tables lining the walls (more about these later). There are two bars: one main bar and a smaller one in the back in the corner. Waitresses are generally attentive and attractive (semi-retired dancers?) Dancers do a set of three songs on stage, with the state of undress progressing thru the songs.

THE DANCERS: Mostly in the 7-8 range, with a couple of 6s and a couple of 9s. During the afternoon, you have to mostly vie for the attention of the dancers yourself. They don't tend to circulate as much as I'd like and seem to gravitate to their "regulars" mostly. On a personal note, if I'm going to spend my money and I'm the customer, I don't relish the thought of having to search for ways to spend it. A few did offer their company and dances, and it seems this is more the standard if you're sitting at one of the bar-top tables around the wall than at the floor-level tables. Odd, but true.

THE DANCES: $10 tableside dances are mostly air with a brush against the breast or thigh sometimes thrown in for good measure or by accident. Dancers don't tend to hustle drinks, and all I encountered asked before ordering. VIP rooms are $150-180 to the dancer (negotiable somewhat) and $25-60 to the house for "room rent" (not negotiable) for a 30-minute dance. VIPs are hands on, at least one-way and sometimes two-way, depending on the dancer.