Old Reliable

Hadn’t been here in a few weeks and decided to stop in to see if anything changed talent wise. And the answer is yes and no. The accommodations are still an upgrade from before, the bar side fun was interesting and fun but the booths are better. More private. The bar is better off without the pool table, gives more room for the talent to work the room and for the observers to fall back if needed. They can be aggressive, especially if they mark you as a regular (which is why I don’t come as often). The $5 door charge seems to be back for the weekends, which seems greedy but if it helps keep this place open then I’m fine with it. As for the talent, a mix of regulars and new faces one of which I made my acquaintance with this visit. Don’t think I’ll repeat with her but the good thing about this place is there is a rotation. Cheap beer, $10 per dance, $25 for VIP booth, and whatever you and your companion negotiate (though I like to start @ 60 for their time) and you don’t have to break the bank to get yourself right. Only caveat is just to mind your business and keep to yourself. This is still Irvington so keep your common sense about you. Oh and parking is a pain in the ass. Residential area and no dedicated lot. They’re available but you have to hunt for them.