Just the Way I remember it

This was my first trip in over a year to Baby Dolls. After a couple of years of monthly business trips to Dallas (and Baby Dolls) I have been away for over a year. I decided to spend Halloween at Baby Dolls and see how the place had changed. The answer is while a lot of faces had changed it was like an old friend that never disappoints.

I drove past the valet parking by the entrance on the side of the building to a large back lot, still has security and felt like my car and me were totally safe.

The cover was still $7.00. As soon as I walked into the club I met an attractive young lady behind a tub of ice cold beers, I think my Bud Light was $5.75. The club looks the same but I think they have upgraded some of the older TVs (about time) It is a large rectangle with a second floor balcony and more TVs than the average sports bar. In the center of the first floor was a large bar with another bar on the second floor. The first floor has a very large stage on one end of the room with six small satellite stages circling the room. There are pool tables on the left of the main stage and the bathrooms on the right (with a bathroom attendant). Opposite the stage is a large set of stairs up to the second floor. This second floor balcony has a series of VIP rooms around the outside and the table and chairs up there are reserved for regular lap dances ($20 each). There is not a lot of privacy here but that does not stop a very generous amount of two way contact. There is also a lap dance area behind the stage at night.