Looks like a converted house. ...

Looks like a converted house. Parking is along one side of the building, front in at an angle and you have to back out to get out. More parking across the street, which I think is for the club. I found it easy to get to with GPS.

Relatively small club, the bar is in the middle of the room with bar stools around it roughly 270 degrees, and stage inside bar. Dancers come around for tips, but the one you see isn’t necessarily the one who just danced. Staircase to second floor, $20 dancers right at top of the stairs in an open space, with a corridor leading back to several smaller rooms where $30 dances are offered in more privacy, but with door open. It looks like these rooms could fit several couples if needed, but when I was there the bar was fairly full but the upstairs was getting little use. So I’m not sure how often the upstairs gets busy.

The day I was there, there were around a half dozen dancers, maybe 8. Two quite attractive, one not so much, the rest in between. All seemed nice and friendly. Bartender was, as is often the case, the most attractive woman there. In the $30 room there was limited two-way contact, I gather less in the $20 space. Dancers didn’t mind if you said no, they seemed willing to talk a bit but there offered dances fairly quickly. Dancers seem in agreement regarding what’s not allowed, and large bouncer did not seem obvious, but in a small building was always close by when needed. The upstairs rooms seemed very nicely appointed, and were well lit.