First visit, post lockdown

Had never been to this place before, but drive by it all the time. When I drive by, it is usually never crowded, so I figured it was worth checking out to with a bit less risk once things started opening up after the coronavirus lockdown in Michigan. I visited the Friday of the first week things opened up, late afternoon early evening. Parking is free and there is a big lot. This place is off a major road, seems safe. Walked in wearing a mask, but no one else in the place had one one, no one was checking temperatures or masks or sanitizer or anything, which I didn't really like - no precautions at all. Didn't see a bouncer. There is a front and rear entrance. I walked in through the back toward the parking. From that view, the bar was straigth ahead, with some bathrooms immediately to the left, and some seating further on the left, followed by a stage on the left, then more seating along the left, and the DJ was all the way in the left corner (closest to the front entrance). Across from the DJ on the other side of the front entrance was a semi-open VIP area. There was one bartender, and three dancers who doubled as waitresses, or waitresses who doubled as dancers (one white, two black). There were a couple of patrons at the bar, and about 4-5 more clustered close to the rear entrance. Plenty of room to socially distance, so I did, got a drink (less than $10), watched the show for a bit. There was someone on stage the whole time I was there, which was not long. I tipped a bit on stage and left after the second dancer or waitress left the stage. One of them said to me that it gets busier after 9 at night. During my short visit, two more patrons walked in and took seats, but there was still lots of space if not lots of ventilation. One guy did go back for some dances, but it did not seem very private to me.