A solid venue in Tampa

I've visited Scarlett's on a weekday afternoon (twice, within days). After paying the 10 dollars cover charge, and buying a bottle of expensive water, I made myself comfortable. There were 5-10 ladies working. A few of them were clustered around one of the booths at the back and some were sitting around with regular customers. There is a smoking room/an annex stage upstairs, and I made small talk with some of the dancers and customers when I took a smoking break there.

The entertainers were of varying ethnic origin. Although there were a few 9s, most of them were within the 6-8 range. There were always a dancer on the stage, though their dancer capabilities showed huge variation. Only a few knew what they were doing, others were just keeping the stage warm. In any case, I think the dancers were quite friendly at their off-stage time, all stopped by and had a little chat with me, and I haven't felt any pressure for spending money or time with them.

I’ve had the pleasure of accepting two 3-for-50 dance offers at one of the side vip rooms. I was quite satisfied with the service and the quality of the dance. The dance area was a curtained set of three partitions, but the partitions did not have separate curtains. This, although means a lack of privacy, did not bother me as there weren’t other users of the place at the time.