Probably not going back...

The place is a dive bar. Kind of an odd layout -- there's a bar where you just walk in and a tiny pole dance 4' circular 'stage' (if you want to call it that), which no dancer is ever at. I ordered a red bull which they have on tap. Price wasn't bad, so that's one nice thing. I guess.

Further back you go through an entryway to the real stage, where dancers might be putting on a show if you're lucky. Most of the time it seems there's at least five minutes between dancers being on that stage at all, and the PLs are left with just watching either the sports channel up on the TV screen or watching another PL receive a tame floor dance. Pretty pathetic.

As for dances in the VIP area, when a manager is off to the side and a few steps up on a platform outside the VIP area to the left so he can overlook the entire area, it doesn't tend to A) make customers feel comfortable with the intimacy of a lap-dance or B) give the dancer any opportunities for high or ultra-high mileage.