Much better than expected, but bring lots of money

Stopped here during a business trip to Seattle. The club is located on First Street, which is a fairly busy street near downtown and about 10-12 miles from SeaTac. There are two entrances to the building housing the club, one on First and one on the opposite side of the building on an alley-like street. Entering from First you have to walk down a long gray corridor to the opposite side and the reception desk. The entrance from the alley is right at the desk. There is a parking lot on the side of the building, but the bartender told me that was not free and there is a risk of ticketing if you park there. There is some parking in the alley, where I parked with some mild discomfort but without incident in the end.

On entrance to the club proper (no receptionist at about 7 pm, $15 cover collected by the bartender) there is a small bar to the immediate left. There is a smallish round stage with pole directly ahead and chairs with scattered very small tables set up in two rows along each wall to the left and right. The main room is large and high-ceilinged, and furniture was well maintained. The overall ambience of the room was somewhat upscale.

After paying the cover to the bartender and getting the complimentary Coke I was grabbed by one of the two dancers working the main room at the time. She led me to one of the chairs along the side and launched directly into the sales pitch. After fending her off the other dancer came over with the same sales pitch but some different prices. This basically set the tone for the evening. A patron can not sit alone for more than a minute or two before being approached by a girl who might chat for as long as a minute but then starts in on the sales spiel.