Smoe things change, good things stay the same.

I last visited Inkster clubs about 8 years ago and couldn't resist the opportunity to see if I could again enjoy a bit of flesh and fun. I first stopped in the Flight Club, but even though there were many cars in the FC lot, there were few dancers visible in the club. I left the FC after a boring mid-afternoon half hour and crossed the highway to Bogarts. There were fewer cars in the Bogarts lot, but when I entered (about 5pm) there were at least 8 dancers immediately visible and the "feel" was a bit more energetic than the FC.

My last Bogarts visit was in 2008, and honestly I cannot tell what - if anything - has changed in the general layout. If there has been any remodeling it has had time to get "broken in." Drinks were still Detroit Strip Club reasonable. I ordered a beer - the waitress brought me two for some reason (she said it was a mistake, not some happy hour special) I gave her a $ten and then decided to keep both so I handed her a $five and she offered change. Later drink orders were handled correctly, but I kept tipping that same waitress and teasing her, so I really can't quote the exact price for a beer or the one house bourbon I sipped. I didn't spend more than $50 for drinks and tips (including two drinks for dancers) over the next several hours, so the prices were not out of line and I don't think I got ripped off.

I did note that several of the dancers were a bit long in the tooth, heavy in the hips, tatted up or all three, but none were totally gross. A few were hot milfs and two night shift dancers looked like teen gymnasts (turns out one of the "teens" - on closer inspection - was in her 30s). As I remember, the "stage show" years ago was mostly just advertising for the girls to display their goods for selling lap dances, that didn't seem to change with the day shift. I did see a few of the night shift dancers on stage and two of them really tried to do some kind of dance/striptease. I offered them my appreciation with several dollar bills, but neither of them visited me offstage before I left.