Overall, looks like it could be a fun place, but not for me.

This was my first trip here, on a Monday night in July. There was a reasonable cover (I think $10) and one drink minimum. For a Monday night, I was surprised that there was a good number of people who mostly appeared to be local regulars. Club has one long stage with a few poles and two rings of seating. On the inner ring, there are chairs right along the stage to get up close for special attention, provided you have your dollars ready. On the outer ring is seating at the bar. I started in the outer ring, hoping to first understand the lay of the land. Off to the side, on one side of the DJ was a good size open lap dance area with a partial partition that was often in use. On the other side of the DJ were double doors that would lead to VIP rooms.

As I see a dancer on stage, I try to remember their name. One issue I had here was when they would announce a dancer (which is usually impossible to hear anyways), I assumed it was for immediate next dancer, where it was actually for the one after. Luckily, the bartender (I don't remember her name, but she was beautiful) was very helpful and explained this to me and helped point out some of the dancers by name.

Near the DJ was a TV screen that would cycle through the picture & name of each dancer there that night. This I found cool. Though for at least a few I had trouble matching up their picture on screen to who they were in the club. I was told if you want a dance, you need to reserve it with the DJ. Surprisingly, I was approached only once or twice for a dance. Most of the dancers were kept busy that they were not asking. Though it looks like it could be a fun environment, especially with the amount of returning regulars, I found the flow just wasn't for me. I prefer natural and here there was too much synthetic for me. So I didn't get any dance that night, and mainly stayed in the outer ring.