Place was dead

This is a nice bar and my first visit back since they reopened. There were no cars in the parking lot, and if I didn't notice the outer doors being open, I would have thought they closed again.

Went in and there was 1 guy sitting at the bar. The bartender and the dancer were talking to him. I sat down and ordered a beer. $4 I think. I never pay that much attention. The dancer got on stage and came over. I gave here tip. She was a cute Caucasian. I thought I recognized here from somewhere, but couldn't place where. Anyway, she danced by the other customer and then came back over. I tipped and she asked if I wanted a dance. I told her maybe later. She kept dancing for the 2 of us. Another guy finally came in and she recognized him. She told him she had worked at Cabaret in Eatontown, Black Betty's and Red Zebra.

I finally gave in and got a dance. There was almost no sound to the music in the dance area. She was complaining about that during the dance. Dance was a decent grind, but nothing great. As soon as the song was done she got up, said goodbye and went back to the stage as she was the only dancer there.