"I want a beer and I want to see something nekkid"

The parking lot was full, so I parked on Haven Street. But I was surprised when I went in the bar and it did not seem crowded. But there were more dancers than I had ever seen here before: at least 6. Some of them were sitting at the bar with customers. The dancers included: a *beautiful* 35 year old blonde who has a great body, an older blonde with a short haircut, enhanced boobs, and pretty tight body who has been in the bar every time I've been there, a younger brunette dancer who kept her tummy covered up to hide what was probably some baby damage, and a tall blond who has a pretty nice body but which has some evidence of substance use, perhaps in earlier times. There were other dancers but I did not get a close look at them.

I don't understand the comment in an earlier review about visibility problems at the stage...all of the dancers I tipped at the stage presented their goods within a few inches of my eyes. There was adequate lighting to see them and the rest of their bodies as well. And they all seemed to present the goods rather quickly...during the first song of their set and usually during the first verse of the first song. Gynecology students from Hopkins could come here to get some extra lab experience. Bald beavers abound at the Haven Place and they like to be seen.

The dancers circle the bar after dancing to collect tip, and unlike many other places, they are not pushy and they are satisfied (or they at least continue their rounds) with a $1 tip.

I had a good time and I hope the Haven Place doesn't become a victim of gentrification, whose signs are apparent on Haven Street just a little South of here.