Run of the Mill

I stopped here because it's close to where I'm staying for the week. I came with a coworker to enjoy their poker table. From the moment you walk in, you get the hard sell on bottle service, VIP rooms, etc. We declined. Then you walk in and there are 4-6 waitresses, trays in hand, looming like sharks. The place was maybe 40% full and over staffed,it made it feel awkward to just walk to the bar,but we did it anyway. After spending $8 on a domestic beer from a burly dude, we checked out the poker situation. The table was filled, mostly with bored dancers and waitresses smoking cigarettes.

As we found our way to a table, we were almost immediately joined by a male staff member trying to sell private dance area wrist bands.. At this point we've barely had a chance to scope out the dancers let alone meet any we might want a dance with. After he left we were approached by no less that 5 waitresses trying to sell us bottle service and one tried to make fun of us to bully us into buying shots.

Overall very pushy sales tactics but once everyone realized that we weren't giving our cards for a tab or buying vip just yet, we were lost some and finally approached by some dancers.