Hood spot with good throwback music

A bit late on this one, but I came here last Friday as a first time visit from NY. Overall, this is a hood spot that plays classic 90's hip hop ( the night I went at least ). I did a look around the scene, there was a handful of dancers but the place was near packed. Decent mix of races, mostly black. I got a few looks by some decent looking dancers as they may have noticed a fresh face, though they chose not to come over.

I was first approached by a blond with a cyberpunk type tattoo on face. She was touchy which I expected based on the reviews, she suggested a dance which was $20 and $100 tip for her. I passed as I wanted to see who else was working and she was a bit too skinny for me. Next a heavier Spanish girl tried to pin me on the wall but I caught her in the corner on my eye and pulled a ninja slide to the bar. There was a gorgeous bartender with short hair and bangs. Not sure if she works there regularly or if she even gives dances, though she was an 11 in my opinion, never exchanged words as one of the male bartenders got me a drink. They were busy but very attentive.

Did a quick stop to the bathroom which was very small and run down, fit about 2 people at a time and could barely wash my hands with what was in there. There was 2 booths to the right and I looked to see if a new dancer would come out. One did though right after she went to find a next customer to do a dance with, without stopping to the changing room / bathroom after being there for a while. I noticed the pattern wit a few of the dancer which was a turn off. I was then approach by a black girl with a nice ass, and orange colored hair named Safari ( which I came to learn later in the night ). She gave me a wall dance and I tipped $2 dollars during. After I stopped tipping, she felt on me to see if it did something for me ( which it didn't and walked away ). I guess this is one of those clubs that the move is to continue tipping dollars at a time to continue the dance. I always figure the tip is a way to break the ice and start conversation.