Cadillac Lounge features a nicely elevated...

Cadillac Lounge features a nicely elevated stage surrounded by stools at the rail. Behind the stools on one side of the stage are tables with 2-3 chairs each. There are a variety of other sitting spaces and a full bar at one end of the first floor. There's a food menu, but some of the items were not, in fact, actually available. I ordered a sandwich for dinner and the quality of the food was fairly typical for a strip club but below the standard of a good restaurant.

When I arrived late on a Monday afternoon, there was no cover charge. As soon as I walked in, there happened to be a fine looking dancer on the stage. I immediately sat at the rail and tipped her generously ($5 instead of the standard $2), receiving her final attentions as her set was ending. When she came off the stage, she asked if I'd like a private dance. I figured I wasn't likely to find anyone soon foxier than this lady, so I agreed. The price was $30 and she danced for about one minute, apparently having begun the dance near the end of a song. She provided nothing special during the minute of dancing except that she let me touch her breasts for about one second. She then said the dance was over but that I could have another for an additional $30. I declined, figuring I was not about to hand more money to a dancer intent on ripping me off. I had actually gotten more attention from that same dancer (as well as others I later watched) by tipping her while she was on stage. Why, under those circumstances, would anyone buy a private dance at this club? Since she never reappeared on stage during the few additional hours I was there, I imagine that it was the end of her shift and she was intent on making a few last fast bucks from a newcomer while expending as little effort as possible. The result is that I'll never purchase another private dance at the Cadillac Lounge, but what's that to her? The cost of the loss of my patronage will be spread among all the dancers of the club, rather than falling on the one responsible. One of the problems inherent in the way strip clubs operate is that each dancer is essentially out for herself and not necessarily acting in a manner that best serves the overall interests of her club.

Except for that bit of mistreatment, I was impressed with the Cadillac Lounge. The bartenders were friendly and helpful. The on-stage dancing was real dancing, not the mere posturing that dominates at the other Rhode Island strip clubs. One negative, however, is that only about half the dancers at Cadillac Lounge include pussy views, and some of those only provide brief peeks. Cadillac Lounge does a better job avoiding over-weight dancers than any of the other three Rhode Island clubs I've visited. On the other hand, two of the dancers had too much sag in their breasts to be appealing. Both had great butts, however, so perhaps the management at Cadillac Lounge figured that was enough. There was another dancer, Sasha I believe, built like a Russian tank, but, in her case, I was quite happy she was working there because she had excellent pole skills (the second best I've seen, behind only Skye at Platinum Plus in Portland). Sasha had the kinds of thighs that could crush a skull, if one should happen to end up in that position for any reason!