Open and happening.

The Foxy Lady has been around for longer than I can remember. I’ve only gone in a few times, but last Thursday was the first time since before Covid. A biker was working security in the parking lot. The neighborhood is definitely sketchy. Lots of used car lots, auto parts stores, thrift type stores and a few street walkers. The biker guy seemed to keep the club’s parking lot reasonably secure. Entry into the club is through a single front door and vestibule. The door girl actually works inside the club although there is definitely room for her to work the vestibule area. Cover was $5.00 and a temperature check. The door girl did check ID, but didn’t scan it into the computer. The club was busy with 25+ customers. The waitress was working the room efficiently to get drinks out.

To the left of the entry is a rectangular stage with two poles. This visit, I only saw one girl at a time working the stage. The club seemed reasonably full with few, to perhaps no, tables removed for social distancing. Tables and booths surrounded the stage. Restrooms were on the back wall on the north west corner. I didn’t check out the restrooms. Overall, the club seemed clean, if dated. The decor was definitely a 90's bar. Lots of sports and beer banners. The bar is in the middle of the back wall. Drink prices are reasonable for beer, $4.50. Mixed drinks are higher. Unfortunately, this club still adheres to the old Louisville tradition of “buy the dancer a drink” for an exorbitant amount. Dancer drinks start at $31.00, YIKES! For that sum, you get some of the dancer’s time. She does get half the dancer drink charge.

On Thursday night around 10:00 there were more than a dozen girls dancing. They ranged from brunette spinners, to young tall blondes, a couple of younger AA girls, to some curvy veterans. Fives to eights. One girl had a seriously flat chest, I mean no boobs, to one who spectacularly failed the pencil test. The club has an “all call” every half hour or so where all the dancers are called to the stage and required to go around the room trying to sell two for one dances. Speaking of which, VIPs are $30 a dance. VIPs are done in a small room on the east wall on a couch that is firm, but ancient. Minimal privacy as just a low plywood divider separates you from the next couch. And, the girls apparently listen and watch closely what the other girls are doing in the VIP, if there is more than one girl there. I did enjoy a two dance VIP though. I came away with a dancer’s email, only fans and instagram accounts.