Totally agree with other reviewers who've...

Totally agree with other reviewers who've called this a sports bar with dancers. To elaborate, the seating surrounds the large, rectangular bar, so there are TV's on every wall. The wall to the left (as you enter) has the largest screen, actually a collection of screens all grouped together. The dancers are in the middle of the rectangular bar, roughly 15 feet away from where you sit, so there's really no interaction while they dance, and if you have glasses, wear them. One unique feature is that the two poles near each end are connected by a horizontal cross bar, which a couple of the dancers on this visit used for some more athletic tricks. Though the club's renovations are truly nice, for whatever reason it was really cold inside that day, with both fully clothed customers and dancers complaining about it and the DJ making a joke about it. Would have liked hot beverage service in addition to the bar - they would have made a killing. Also, in the middle of a song, it sounded like part of the sound system popped and tripped a circuit breaker - it got really quiet and part of the club went dark. Maybe not everything got upgraded in the remodel. The dancer quality/attitude varied very widely - sadly, the best looking one there was also the one with no detectable personality. Others were friendlier, but probably 5-7s. Didn't bother asking for any dances, and overall kind of disappointed.