A good stop for the Bachelor Party

Our party made it here on day three of the bachelor party tour so it took quite a bit of a show to really get our attention. That attention was grabbed by an excellent stage show. Almost all of the dancers were in great shape, had some serious skills, and also made it fun for the audience at the rail. The big downside was that the lap dance "rooms" were terrible even by portland standards. There was a flimsy translucent curtain in front of a shallow bench and in every case there was a bar table or two within a couple of feet of the curtain. On a packed night it seems like the people at the table might get a better show than whoever paid for the dance. On the plus side, the beer list was well chosen and inexpensive, if small. The atmosphere was fun and friendly even among the patrons in a packed house. Quite a few couples were there and having a good time and the dancers didn't push private dances with a mercenary attitude.

We got the bachelor on stage for a three girl dance. I can't remember the price (the price varied by the number of dancers and drinking all day and math don't mix well) but it seemed reasonable at the time and the DJ was helpful in picking out the girls who would work well together for the dance (he was right too). Of the onstage bachelor dances we got on this trip, this club had the best. The dancers played off each other on top of the bachelor and it looked like they worked several things out well in advance to make it a great show. The dancers probably made more individually on the tips during the bachelor dance than they did during their normal sets. We had other clubs to hit that night so we didn't stay long, but it was definitely worth the uber fare to check it out.