Great spinners and not much silicone. Pompano is popping

This is my first visit to Cheetah Pompano in a long time. But having completed my second dose of vaccine, I'm venturing out more. I'm a big fan of Cheetah Hallandale and can't remember much of my previous visits to Pompano but I was favorably impressed and will definitely return.

I arrived around 6PM; paid $2 for parking and no entry fee which I think starts at 8 PM. When you walk into Cheetahs, there is a good size bar with a small stage in the middle; there is a second smaller bar up a couple of steps which has a stage next to it with a few tables. There is also a large main stage which usually had two dancers and a fourth, also small stage to the left of the main stage. Lap dances are offered in an area behind the 4th stage. The lapdance area has curtains between the booths which offers some privacy but you can't pull the curtains closed. There is also a VIP area along with these booths which looks like it has a curtain that can close. Table dances are offered in the main area. Table dances are $10; lap dances $25 and I was told by one dancer that the VIP area is $75 to the club plus $300 to the dancer for "everything".

I had a few table and lap dances. The table dances are mostly air and the lap dances are more of a grind but very little stick shifting. YMMV but it seems like the Hallandale girls have been more into stick shifting recently.