Stopped in Saturday around 3. ...

Stopped in Saturday around 3. The building is a bizarre white and blue striped mess that looks like it should be condemned, but at least it's easy to spot coming down the highway. The interior is dark and has kind of a random layout, but is nice. There's even a wood-burning stove in one corner if you get cold. Four stages total, with two being used by a rotation of 5 dancers. All dancers were attractive, in the 7ish range. They were all talented and worked hard for their tips. The secondary stages were practically deserted at times, so in exchange for a buck a song you could basically get a private show. Ivy offered a private dance at the end of her set, and considering she'd just danced 4 songs in a row for a few bucks, I figured she earned it. There was no contact whatsoever, but she put on a good show and we chatted both before and after.

There was a shift change at 4 PM, and that's when the dancers stepped up in to the 8-10 range. They were equally talented, friendly, and also had a sense of humor about it which is a big plus for me. Food was cheap and good (1 lb burger for $3). Beer lovers will appreciate the 50+ choices on tap.

As far as a place to eat, drink, and get a great show for your $1's, this place reigns supreme. I ended up spending a couple hours here and had a great time.