Nice club, will be back

I stopped in on a weekday afternoon around 4:45pm. The parking lot is large and felt safe. Most of it was blocked off for valet, but I had no problem finding a spot for self-park. Walked in and paid cover in the "lobby" area. It was $3, and the young ladies behind the front desk were very friendly. When you first walk in there is a girl selling beer right at the front - I passed on that. The main room has one large stage, and then 6 small stages that the dancers rotate through. There is a large oval-shaped bar in the center of the room, and plenty of tables and seating on the main floor. Upstairs is another bar and some chairs for lap dances. There is apparently also a VIP/champagne room somewhere, but I didn't explore that. First thing I noticed when I walked in was it's not dark at all in there. Definitely the brightest strip club I've ever been in. There is no door or curtain between the lobby and the main room, so if it's daylight outside it makes it even brighter. I was pleased that I didn't hear any rap or hip-hop. It was a mix of country, pop, and classic rock.

I spent most of my time sitting at the main bar. The bar service was okay. The bartenders were cute and friendly, but a little slow at times when they were either busy with orders from waitresses or chatting up regulars. Well drinks were $6.25. Pours were measured in a jigger, so not overly strong.

My feelings on the stage dancing are mixed. On the plus side, the dancers were all attractive, and there was a really good variety of girls working in terms of body types. I saw mostly Caucasian and Latina dancers, with a couple AA and 1 Asian. Some of the dancers really put some effort in. But, unfortunately, the majority were pretty boring. They looked good, but they just did a lot of laying around on the smaller "stages" or standing in one spot on the main stage. They don't have poles on the stages here, and honestly I think that detracts from the quality of the show.