Air Dance City...but Still Magical

I recently went to Magic City after a long day a work and it was my first time going in a few years. Magic City was exactly how I remembered it to be. It's located right across from the Greyhound station and a few abandoned buildings so the area can look of poverty with homeless ppl walking by. The parking was &20 and the entry was $20. The inside of Magic City is well put together. It's almost as if you weren't in the part of town you were in. When you walk in you immediately see tables and chairs, the bar and kitchen is aligned to the left, the stage is aligned to the center back, and to your right is VIP.

There is a 2 drink minimum as usual and the food is still as amazing as I remembered. I ordered shrimp and grits, wings, and about 5 coronas throughout the night. The food/drinks were about average price. The patrons in the club was a mix from young to old guys, mostly black. I've been during dayshift when it was mostly older business guys in suits. The dancers were all black as I could see and had the highest ratio of 10s Ive sen in Atlanta (Blue Flame may be the only club to compete.)

The downfall is the dancers don't give any mileage at their table dances (which are $10 a dance.) This is air dance/make it rain central. Their stage dances are amazing though. As far as the dancers, I would only come for the eye candy and the stage show. They do tricks on the pole that you won't see in most other clubs.