Not Bad

Being a regular at Scores Baltimore when I went to Phoenix which I frequently do, I was anxious to compare Scores Phoenix with the one in Baltimore. There are some similarities, the atmosphere is friendly and inviting, low pressure for lap dances and there is plenty of parking. When I first arrived, a guy is sitting in a small area before you enter the club who collects the cover unless you have a pass which you can get on your phone. There is never a reason to pay a cover in my opinion, most clubs have a pass on their websites or after your first visit don’t be shy to ask a dancer or a bartender that you have tipped if they would give you a couple. I felt the premium beer I had was reasonably priced compared to anywhere in Baltimore. I believe it was $5. However, there are times when it is considerably less than that. I like to sit at bars, but this one has you sitting with your back to the stage which makes watching the action very awkward. You have to get up and go and sit at a table which I guess isn’t that big of a deal. Once a girl has finished dancing in Baltimore they “Walk the Bar" and collect tips from guys sitting around it and who get the best view. Also, guys who are seated around the stage are expected to tip during the dance plus if you are at a table, you can get up and approach the bar to tip if you desire. Phoenix, however, didn’t seem to have a strategy to tip the dancers, I guess you could walk up to the stage, but I didn’t see anyone doing that so because different cities have different rules I merely didn’t tip while anyone was dancing. I did get 4 or so lap dances from an adorable blonde whose name I have forgotten, I’m sorry because she gave an excellent lap dance with the usual liberties. I tipped her modestly because I would have preferred to buy her a drink talk to her for a while and then I would have paid for her attention, but she just walked away, and there was no further interaction after that. That was a disappointment as the conversation can be as rewarding as the contact. All in all the experience was not bad, and I will go back as each new experience is different and you can’t get a real feel for a place until you experienced it many times.