Better than I expected

On the approach, the small gravel parking lot out front was full, and people were parking on the grass on the side of the road. Grabbed a spot on the side of the road and went in. There was a bouncer who did a patdown, and the cover was $10. Bottles of Coors Light are $2.50 and later I found out that the "Free Beer" listed under drink prices in this club's listing is draft, served in small styrofoam coffee cups. I'm not sure how far you can go with that, though. Most people were drinking from bottles they bought from the bar. Also, there is a sign on the door that any outside beverages can be brought in for a $5 cover charge, which would have been my preference to bring in my favorite beer if I had known going in.

I ranked the physical location as a 7. It's minimalist in a way I think really works for it - one of those metal exterior buildings with no interior walls. Tables are country diner style with a slick surface padded table cloth and padded armless kitchen table type chairs. The floors are polished concrete. In other words, it's a dive in the best possible way, where there aren't carpeted or otherwise absorbent surfaces to become gross as such surfaces in dives often do. Just metal and concrete with vinyl on the chairs and table cloths, easy to wipe or hose down and keep clean.

I arrived at about 9:30pm on a Saturday and there was a group of younger guys over by the two pool tables. At that point, there were a couple of slim brunettes over hanging out by them. Maybe 5 or 6 other dancers were working the floor (including a cute black girl who was a curvy but firm) on the other side of the building where guys were seated at tables. I had a few approaches by dancers that I wasn't interested in getting dances from and then one of the brunettes took the stage and I tipped her. Then a couple of dancers later, the other brunette who was over by the pool tables took the stage. I asked if she would be interested in a dance later, and she said yes, then came and found me.