Bi-annual visit and review

Like half of the reviews on TUSCL, I will start with “I was in the area and had time to kill.” So it was time for my bi-annual visit to the Centerfold, to see if anything was new. Two steps into the bar proved that not much was new: longtime dancer Sarah was on stage, doing her Steve Nicks-inspired dancing. What may be new perhaps — I haven’t seen her in a while, and from a distance, it looked like her tits have been redone. They looked nice for such a veteran dancer.

I knew that if I came in at 3:00 in the afternoon, it would be hit-or-miss if there were any dancers. Once Sarah got down from the stage, the DJ announced “we’ll take a short break” and then another dancer arrived in a few minutes. The second dancer (the only other one on duty) was named Mickey or Nicki, and had a half-shaved head, small titties, but a beautiful little ass. That alone made it worth the price of admission ($2). She did an elongated set, and there was another “break” before Sarah went back on. Two AA dancers, smelling of some nice weed, walked in, but at that point, I knew it was time to hit the road.

Centerfold is interesting in the music the DJ plays. Only bar I have been at that didn’t play either head-banging heavy metal or rap, but played The Who, Stones, Kansas (what?), and even Billy Joel. I’ve heard of the BIlly Joel treatment in the VIP, but I never heard him played for dancers!