Cute Hispanic Spinner

My first visit to Cheerleaders Philadelphia, after having visited Cheerleaders NJ a few times in the past. I arrived around 5:00 and walked through the unattended metal detector, no cover collected. The first thing I noticed was smoke - it wasn't as smoky as Ballpark Tavern, but certainly very noticeable in a world where there are few indoor places with smoke. Not a great thing for those with significant others.

The bar inside is huge - it takes up nearly the entire room. It seemed that nearly every other seat at the bar was occupied by a PL. I made my way to the back wall of the bar and grabbed a Coke. I didn't pay much attention to booze options, but it seemed like there were several choices, both beer and mixed drinks. As I sipped my drink, I was approached by a total of three dancers. The first two were kind of mediocre - one was a 5/10 and another was a 4/10. Neither offered me a dance, nor was I particularly interested in doing so, but at least they only asked for a single dollar on their tip walk. There are two stages inside the bar area. The one furthest from the entrance is where dancers begin, and disrobing seemed to be minimal. After the first song, they move to the stage closer to the door and go topless.

Finally the third dancer approached me. She was a gorgeous, petite Hispanic spinner. She spoke with an accent (I don't recall her name). She offered me a dance before she even shared her name. I said yes - so we made our way to the dance area. To get there, you have to leave the bar area, walk past the metal detector, through the lobby, then to the lapdance cubicles. She got a ticket for the dance from the bouncer and we headed to a semi-obscured (but in the open room) cubicle. Dances are $20 per song.