Lunch Time Visit

After visiting Baby Dolls a few times in the evening I decided to try their daytime crew and I was not disappointed. The club opens at 11:00 and I arrived at 11:30. There was a $3.00 cover and I was pleasantly surprised at the number of dancers and patrons already in the club. They were already using three of their seven stages and I think all seven were being used by the time that I left.

I found a seat, ordered a beer, and headed to the free lunchtime buffet (11:00 - 2:00). I was not very hungry so I only had a salad for lunch so I really cannot comment on the quality but there was a large variety of food and it all looked good. I spoke to a few of the dancers and other customers and most of them said the same thing. The food is good, maybe even very good when you consider that it is free with the price of admission. I noted that there were even more groups of women in the club than in the evenings, apparently many of them look at it as a cheap place to get a buffet lunch.

Private dances were the same as the evening. Regular lap dances are $20 each and are topless only (same as the stage) with a generous amount of two way contact (basically anything not covered with clothes seems to be fair game) in a semiprivate area. As I said earlier I was surprised at the number and quality of the day shift dancers. I was also pleasantly surprised to note that a lot more effort seemed to be given to the stage dancing. There was also a lot more stage side tipping going on; I guess one kind of leads to the other. On the other hand there was a lot less hustle for private dances. It may have had to do with the fact that I was eating lunch but I was there quite a while before a dancer sat down to talk to me. In fact the whole club seemed to have a more laid back vibe. As I looked around it seemed that some groups were just there to play pool, some were there to eat, and some to watch sports on TV. This would seem to make afternoon BDs a great place for you if you just want to chill, look at pretty girls, and tip at the stage.