They've changed the name, and the...

They've changed the name, and the outdoor facade looks new (don't know if it actually is or not), but the place doesn't seem to have changed on the inside one bit, based on the other reviews I read. I was there this past weekend, both day and night shift, and have to say it's hard to belive places like this stay open and that women keep working there. Not many women to choose from, not many patrons to look at them. The girls I talked to were very friendly and the dances were, I think, par for the Indy course. Dances are still in the cubby holes next to the pool table, with a Champagne Room next to the door, I was told $50 for 20 minutes. It's pleasant to get away from the pool players, but all the windows shatter any illusion of privacy. I happen to like neighborhood type bars, so I'd give it a 7, but don't be fooled if you're into the upper end joints--skip this place and go up to Brad's on Lafayette (?). So I compromise on a 6.