An OK Place

I took pity on the Nile because it had no reviews in the last year. Figured worst that could happen is that I take one for the team. It was a good but not great experience. I still prefer Sweet Illusions when I'm in the area.

The sign is pretty faded; I drove by it even though I had my eyes out. It's there. You feel like you're driving into a mini-storage company when you enter the driveway.

The dancers were 6 to 9 in appearance, and friendly. The stage is long and narrow; you don't see much when the girl is at the other end. The stage is high and has a ledge around it, so not much contact at the tip rail. If you don't want to sit at the rail or the bar, there are a couple of booths, as if the location used to be a restaurant. In fact, it used to be the Alaskan Bush Company. Private dances are in an open, well lighted room off to the side. There's a little privacy in the booths on either side of the entrance; everything else out in the open.