Mediocrity

There is absolutely nothing special about this club in any way shape or form. The layout has two stages, one in a cramped area by the bar near a pool table, the other at the opposite end of the building in a horribly lit open area. Honestly, sit in a corner and you can barely make out the details of the dancers on stage. Or maybe I need glasses.

I ordered a beer and waited and watched. Tipped a few. Ignored a few more. Some of the dancers are 7-8s, some are 3-4s, the majority sit firmly in the middle. The problem is that the higher up dancers know how they look and offer a lot less bang for your buck, no pun intended. Their dances (at least the ones I got) were casual and indifferent. Air, mostly. And it appears they've changed the rules on the VIP and now demand more money from the dancers, who require a commitment of four dances (at least). Take your chances but the odds are good the hotter the chick the more of a waste it will be.

They did have the Spurs game on, though, so I watched that at the bar after realizing things were staying the same at the Candy Store. Real estate is all about location, and this place has that. At least until I move. No other reason to visit.