The nice thing about this place...

The nice thing about this place is that there is no cover at the door and it's not on the east side (IL). Downside is that it is dark and smoky. Not very comfortable to sit at a high table so you are stuck at the bar surrounded by regulars. The dancers are friendly but not always in very good condition or young. Sometimes there is only one dancer and she is talking to someone instead of dancing on the tiny stage. You have to awkwardly approach the tony stage and hand a dollar over for them to do any pole moves for you. And even if you just sit at the bar after every dancer gets off stage they go down the bar person to person with their hand out requesting a tip from you for having been dancing behind you. The thing is that the bar faces one way and the stage ison the opposite side of the room so you have to turn your bar stool in order to watch the dancer from afar. That sucks when you aren't a regular because the regulars are all facing the bar staring at their cheep beers with dead eyes. If you go there to interact with a dancer you feel like you stick out like a sore thumb.