It's A Bar.... That Happens To Have Strippers

(Review is average of 2 visits) Walking in, it's very much a decent small town bar; large horseshoe bartop with low (but not dark) lighting and a trio of well lit pool tables beyond. The place looks clean (maybe not overly so, but better than I would probably keep it), and, oh there happens to be a stage. Tucked to the right of the bar, not very visible unless you're sitting near the ends of the bar or in the back corner (where I was told there was a darts board) is a fairly large (probably about 20' long) stage with a pole near the bar.

Both visits, for all intents and purposes it was like going to a regular bar. Going to the stage, I found 2 out of the 4 dancers on (1 on stage, the other near the end of the bar either settling up or something). Dancers appear to be mid-20's and fairly tight, some claim to have worked for a while but don't look like burnouts. Stage shows appear to vary by girl; the first one I saddled up to the rail for (well, no rail but the term works) was very chatty and preferred to stay within the stage while the next one clearly knew the limits and how far she could go without getting a reminder from the bartender to tone it down (which did happen to another, not sure what she did). I did end up spending a considerable amount of time with the second dancer who, while a little scatterbrained, has a wonderful personality and presence.

Private dances are about $35 a pop; I can't honestly tell if it's one song or duration of time. The "house" policy is a credit card is held (not charged) and you specify how many and with whom, you get a chip for each dance. You or the bartender then tell the girl you've bought a dance. The booths are located near the back of the bar with an open door and a low black cushioned seat with plenty of room for most people to either sit up (really?) or slouch. The entry to the private dance area is open, but where the seat is allows some privacy while still allowing the muscle/bartender the ability to check in.