Stopped by on a Sunday night...

Stopped by on a Sunday night about 7:30. A bit slow at that time, but over the next couple of hours it filled up with both dancers and customers.

As you walk in, you see a large bar in the middle of the room. In front of the bar are tables for customers, 2 small stages on either side, then a "T" shaped stage. Behind the stage is a wall and behind the wall are more tables and another bar. To the direct left of the bar is a pool table room, to the right is a room with tall tables and TVs to watch sports. Behind the bar is a staircase flanked by a small stage to each side. The staircase leads to a balcony with more customer (dancing) tables, and you guessed it, another bar. All of the customer table are surrounded by high-backed, executive type chairs that are prety comfortable. The backs of the unused chairs, if arranged correctly, provide some privacy. The atmosphere was jeans (or shorts) and t-shirts. The place seemed clean but worn.

I was approached early by a tall, thin blond. I asked her how the club worked (since it was my first time). She explained dances were $20, but she would be happy to "let the snake out to play" for a bit more. We talked about that for awhile, and she finally said it would cost $250 but satisfaction was guaranteed. I opted for a dance first. OK, but when I didn't trade up, she left in a huff.