Body Shop Lounge Louisville

I worked here as a dancer for one shift during the day. I really wanted this to work out, because it's super close to home. It didn't. I was the only dancer from noon until about 6pm when the first, a much older woman, also black, showed up.

More about that soon.

The first thing you're likely to notice is that the bar is a barrier between you and the stage. There's no on stage tipping and dancers ask each customer to tip after her dance. I've danced in clubs that worked like this and I can tell you that it's IMHO humiliating and a terrible way to do things.I believe annoying to patrons as well. There was no risk of this happening on the day I worked,however, there was no one there to ask. I never even danced.

The bartender was fabulous and so nice, that I felt bad not returning, but I just couldn't motivate to go and try again.

The beer is cheap and cold, that's a plus and you take your chances with the entertainment or lack of. It's hard to remember exact drink prices, since there weren't any sales being made. I did have the only customer during my shift buy me a $12 drink, I think it was (the smallest dancer drink available) and I went home $6 richer!