Sweet Scarlet

I actually made two visits to this establishment, but the first time, I arrived on a weeknight maybe ten minutes the 7 pm opening time, and when I walked in I was quite impressed with the size and openness of the room (it's a renovated section of a warehouse) and the height of the ceiling, but then I walked right out again because I didn't see a single human being!

The layout is decent; you go through the front doors and on the left, there's a window where you pay a modest cover and they offer dollar bills if you need them. Even this was unoccupied when I went in the first time. Once you pass there, it's one giant room, with a bar against the right wall, and a stage running diagonally to the left, with a bar around it. The bar to the right is where the bartender is, and there's seating around the stage side. There are also vending machines, restrooms off to the far right, and a couple rooms for private dancers along the back wall.

The dancers I saw there--I think it was a total of four--were in pretty decent to very decent shape, different ethnicities. Tips are thrown from the customer side of the bar onto the stage, and there was a guy inside the bar sweeping up the money behind the girl! One dancer, at least, was making a game of having guys try to toss crumpled up bills into her panties as she held the waistband out away from her body.