It appears Sins is back to what Sins is good at.

Last week I was again driving North on I-95 and needed a break. It had been a while since I visited the Jax nude clubs so I pulled off and headed for the Doll House. I guess 2pm on a Tuesday was a little too early for the dolls. I stepped in, cognizant of how few cars were in the parking lot, and waited for my eyes to adjust. I shouldn't have waited. The first thing I saw was a tubby jiggling her rolls on stage. Looking away, I noted that there didn't seem to be any customers or any other dancers. I gave a bye bye wave to the woman across the room behind the bar and left. Doll House can be very good when the better dancers are there, but the risk of getting trapped sitting next to tubby was enough to run me off.

After that disappointment, I almost got back on the road. Thankfully, since Sinsations is only a short drive up the road, I went there instead. There were a few cars in the lot, so I hoped there were more dancers inside. Sins set up has you enter a vestibule with a pass-thru to the DJ/Doorman were you pay admission before going through another door to get your first look inside the club. I am used to a $10 admission and was a little surprised to get $14 back from my $20. I fanned the bills with a questioning look and the DJ just gave me an OK sign (was that racist of him?) and a smile.

Stepping in to Sinsations a right turn brings you front and center across from the main stage with two poles. Facing the stage there is an area to the right with 8 to 10 tables, mostly bench seating along the wall (and maybe a tiny stage). To your immediate left is the bar (no booze, sodas, coffee, and water only). Across from the bar, next to the stage, is a row of bench seats with tiny tables all raised up one step from the floor. And past the bar and raised seating is a pool table and more seating. When have I come in for an afternoon visit previously there would be no one seated on the right on the room, and only an occasional dancer seated in the pool table area. This visit was no different.