Still the best of Dallas, back on the upswing

Well lit parking with private security on most occasions starts this off well. Admission remains a high value $7. Turn right and you are facing the large beer cooler. Then left and you are in. While there is alternative entertainment in the facility, (Pool, Many big screens and 3 bars), the heart of the matter remains the dance areas of which there are 3 - Upstairs lowback rolling chairs, highback rolling chairs behind the large stage, and large open area in the middle with high stools/tables, and booths around the sides and back. Upstairs are the champagne rooms, rumored to be 600 up. The booths also require a booze purchase, I believe. Back in the day, the behind the stage dances were rumored to be best, but I have no evidence and see them as the same as upstairs. Dances are 20/song, and as usual quantity creates quality.

While the many cuban dancers remain, there has been an influx of other dancers to round out the experience of all shapes and sizes, needless to say with the large quantity of good lookers to be had, its difficult to imagine that your particular taste would not be met.

This is not Detroit, Miami, or COI, so mind your expectations, but I'd put this in a solid fourth place and a recommendation for those visiting as one of the must see stops.

The clientele ranges from foreign workers on an American safari to businessmen/entertaining clients to your occasional couple seeking adventure so the threat meter doesnt hit 3/10.

Sadly, havent seen the guy who used to hawk hot food outside the door lately, so you will have to get your late night snack elsewhere, as you'll want a sammich after. Peace out.