Still a good neighborhood tavern, but with COVID restrictions

This was my first visit to Riverside post-COVID. It was about what I expected considering the restrictions everyone is under.

The club was set so that you couldn't sit at the stage and you couldn't sit at the bar. The placed a few tables between the stage and the bar and other tables were as they were before COVID. So I felt pretty good about being distanced from other patrons. Of course, I was also distanced from the dancers but it was what I expected given the circumstances.

I was a little surprised as there were four dancers on duty in the middle of the afternoon. (In previous years, I would have expected two dancers before 2pm and three dancers after 2pm.) All were slender or proportionate. One was an A-cup, two were B-cups, and the last was either a fuller B or a smaller C. (Note: In the past, there was usually at least one voluptuous dancer on duty.) One dancer was AA, the others were white. (Note: I think this might be the first time ever I've seen an AA dancer at Riverside. They don't tend to be very ethnic.) I don't know their names except for Tatiana, a stunning blonde with hair down the middle of her butt.