It's Worth a Visit

My first visit here after reading several reviews. Just as I had seen at a ASU ballgame the girls in the area are hot. They just don't have that southern hospitality.

Finally found time to make a visit even though I could only do an afternoon. No cover which was very nice. You may want to intially wear your sunglasses in from the day time AZ sun because this place is dark, dark, dark. Even at Follies in the Atl your eyes adjust after a few minutes, but here I basically had to stop in my tracks and wait a whole song before I could walk fully in with confidence that I wouldn't bump into something. Once I was able to observe my surroundings there was a bar to the right of the entrance and an adequate size main stage in the middle of the lower seating area. The stage had some pretty cool lights shining up from the floor giving an illusion of bars. At this time the rotation of dancers did two songs before mingling with the patrons.

After seeing a full rotation and still no one came over to introduce themselves I was about to head out. I guess I shouldn't blame the shyness of the dancers since most were seated with what were probably their regulars or sitting at the bar and engaged in what must be very important phone communications. I also like everyone else didn't tip anyone on stage. Right before I turned for the door I literally almost walked right into who I considered the hottest dancer that day. Of course, I apologized and we began some small talk. When I told her I was on my way out, she didn't begin any hard sales pitch to convince me to stay. She just said she was sorry that she wasn't able to dance for me and to remember her on my next visit. I really didn't won't to leave without experiencing a ld, so I asked her for one now.