First time at the Rhino

Stopped in on a cold Saturday night. Paid the $15 cover and was wanded by the bouncer before going through the heavy double doors onto the main floor. Having previously visited the Penthouse in the same space, I noticed a few changes right away. The stage was a bit smaller than in the Penthouse, and there was a lot more bar seating. Furnishings were completely upgraded. Overall, the place seems a bit higher class than the Penthouse was.

The place was relatively quiet, but then it was only around 8:30pm. One dancer was nude onstage, working the pole. In general, the talent seemed much better than in the Penthouse as well - all the dancers were fairly fit and toned, and seemed a bit on the younger side than I recall at the Penthouse.

I sat at at the bar and ordered a beer, and in nothing flat I was joined by a slender yet curvy blonde named M——-, who began chatting with me. She was friendly and easy-going, and did not put on the hard sell. In fact, I was the one who had to ask what the menu was ... lapdances for $20 each in the main area looked like a poor value, but we opted for a 30-minute room. The private rooms seemed much smaller than I recall from the Penthouse, and are closely watched by the bouncers. Nevertheless, the 30-minute room is fully nude with lots of two-way touching. M— gave me an enthusiastic ride and was a charming companion throughout the session. The bouncer gave a 4-minute warning and a polite “time’s up.” In general, the place seems to put the patrons first and does a fine job of putting on a show. M—- was good enough for a repeat visit, too. Compared to Cheerleaders and Blush, I’d say the Rhino does a better job on service and setting an intimate atmosphere.