Nothing to get excited about here

I visited DD on a Tuesday around 6pm and only stayed long enough to finish my one beer ($3). The atmosphere was OK with no temperature check, or mask wearing but only a handful of customers and dancers. I counted about 8 or so dancers (1-AA, 2-3 white, rest Hispanic) ranging in quality from 5-7. The problem with so few customers is the dancers sometimes sit down because they’re bored and hope you’re the one that will take them to VIP and it’s hard to get them to leave when you’re not interested.

I hadn’t been here since late 2019 and they’ve done some remodeling during that time. My last visit included a VIP upstairs which has been moved opposite the front entrance. There is a roped off bottle service elevated seating area immediately to your right after coming inside and then the new VIP dance area is along the hallway past this seating area. Everything else looked the same to me. This was explained to me by the AA dancer who approached me after first sitting down. She had a killer body but never talked me into normal $30 lap dances or VIP which started at $100 for 15 min, and $180 for 30. She seemed to indicate that two way fun could be had in VIP (with a tip) but wasn’t very explicit. I didn’t press for more details since I wasn’t really interested. One of the cute Hispanics sat on my lap for a good 10 minutes asking for dances but didn’t speak English well. I couldn’t understand her and she seemed to say the same thing over and over. I finally asked her to leave and said I’d find her later after relaxing for a bit.

I decided to leave around 6:45 and visit OZ before 7pm and a possible cover charge. OZ had more dancers and better atmosphere and music but the dance prices of $40 per turned me off. Plus, girls were wearing pasties there which I had forgotten about.