Medway

I made the trek out to the sticks to check out this place. This is not a place you will casually pass by and decide to give it a try. It’s essentially out in the middle of nowhere. Still, it’s nicely enough appointed. When I arrived, they had not yet started having stage dances, so they waived the 5 dollar entry fee. Apparently, they don’t make the dancers go on stage unless there are at least four dancers on the floor, which allows the dancers to do lapdances without interruptions.

As you might expect out in the boonies, the talent was a step or two below what you will find in the big city, by which I mean Dayton, I guess, so that should tell you something. They seemed nice, but they were a little thicker than I prefer. Dances are 20 per in a relatively quiet area to the left when you walk through the door (which creates the tunnel effect). Essentially the dance areas consist of cubicles that are separated by dividers. More than enough privacy for a good time, though maybe a little less comfortable than some set ups.

On the Wednesday that I was there, they had four dancers by 11:00 I was told that sometimes they have as many as 14 on shift, so that would be interesting to see. I have no problem going back to see a dancer that I met there. I’m not sure I’d make the trek again (about 25 miles from the Harem and Living Room part of Dayton) on a random search otherwise, in part because that makes for a bit of a haul back to Cincinnati for a late arriving dancing staff. If I lived closer, it might be interesting trying it on a weekend when "14" or so dancers are there.