First Visit In A While

First visit to club since last summer: Only noticeable change since last time was the popcorn machine is gone. Brass remains a very unpretentious, casual club with a good interactive stage show. This particular Thursday night was less crowded than I remember similar nights from the past. Maybe having several parking spaces in front lot to choose from should have clued me in. Club was initially 1/4 to 1/3 full at post 9pm arrival, ramping up to ~ 1/2 full by 11pm. That can be deceptive, as several patrons (and dancers) opt to hang out in the smoking patio in back. Some items I'll cover:

COSTS/ORIENTATION: Like a good Boy Scout, I was well prepared with a free pass from Nuvo. You can pick up a copy of Nuvo, located between ATM machine, and kitchen order window in back right corner of club as you walk in. Tonight, both bars were open, but not many waitresses circulating. Table service was slow tonight, better off going to bar. Called mixed drink was $7.75 tonight, pricey compared to some Ohio clubs. No bathroom troll in men's room, ever.

ATMOSPHERE: I had no problem getting a decent floor table. There were plenty of stage seats open, too. Noise still at moderate level, conversation with a fellow tuscler was just a little challenging, but not painfully loud. DJ wasn't too blabby, mentioned dancer name each new rotation. There were mostly 2, sometimes 3 dancers on stage. As others have mentioned, this can be a regulars club. At any given moment, one could see a good number of dancers "parked" at tables, or bar side seats. Yet some dancers still circulated among the unattached tables, sometimes doing mini-laps.