Dancer review

The inside of the club is set up like a typical dive bar. There are two poles on the stage. One spins and one is static. The stage is in the middle of the bar. Patrons are a bit farther away from dancers on stage in this setting. The actual club is not too big. Bathrooms and a small kitchen are down the hall. There are VIP rooms on either side of the bar. These rooms have curtains to give privacy. There is a lap dance room too, which has a bouncer who will watch and time the dances you do. For this reason, patrons aren't allowed to touch the dancers in any way that is more than the back or legs. The bartenders here are kind of slow. This club gets a lot of locals and regulars. I find it hard to make money in this club and I'm chalking that up to this being a local club and the bouncers in the dance rooms. Dances are $30 and VIP is $175 I believe. The girls here are mixed. Not too many Russians like the nearby places. The atmosphere is more like a bar than a strip club. You can order food too until 10pm. As a dancer I'd advise other dancers to avoid working here. You will spend way too much time with guys for free. And not get fair compensation in return. Also many of the girls like to do pole tricks, which would be ok if they were getting money from it. However these girls will get the same money from a tip parade as if it didn't matter whether they did pole tricks or not. Every experienced dancer knows this is basically working your butt off for free, and it sets the bar too high for dancers who aren't that skilled on the pole or do not feel the need to exert themselves for no money to follow up.