Nice premises, Good looking dancers, Dances not so much

This review is for a visit on Tuesday Aug 1 from about 9:30 to 11 pm. Note prices are in Canadian dollars. It's on Lundy's Lane a bit beyond many tourist motels and other such. An historical note is that Lundy's Lane was the site of a battle in the War of 1812 where the British repulsed an American attempt to invade Canada, It is easy to drive to and there is a large free self park lot.

There was a cab or two waiting in front. Entering your go through a metal detector and then pay the cover, $5 on this slow night, and have your hand stamped. Entering the club the bar is on the left at one end of the room with a keyhole shaped stage extending most of the length of the room to the opposite wall where the dancers enter from.

The stage has 2 poles although a rather low ceiling limits the amount of pole tricks possible. There are several rows of tables on both sides of the stage. Most of the tables were horseshoe shaped and often put together in pairs to make a figure 8 shape. There was no real tip rail at the stage. Many of these figure 8 tables were arranged perpendicular to the stage such that with 7 seats at a table only 2 or them were right next to the stage. The decor on the whole was posh with the usual colored lights etc.