Club has re-opened post Covid, my first visit

I was in Boston in early June and got word that Glass Slipper had reopened post Covid so I decided to check it out. My first time at this club (or any Boston club for that matter).

It's a little bit of an older club and building, but it's in the middle of the city so the proximity to most hotels is nice. For those that haven't been before, the club has a railroad style layout. Once you go through the doorman and pay the entry, the club is narrow and goes back away from the street. Bar and stage goes down the right side, and there are booths along the left. The stage is at the far end of the bar, so there are some seats and booths towards the front that don't really come into contact with the state. I was sitting at this far end of the bar away from the stage for a little while, and even though I wasn't right in front of the stage, the view was still fine (if a little far away). There's a dance section at the back of the bar and the VIP is on the second floor. The bar service area is between the stage and the bar seating, so the dancers don't get right up to you and you have to throw bills at them on stage. One slightly unique layout feature is that the dancers dressing room is also on the second floor, and they take stage by walking down a flight of stairs that leads directly onto the stage. If you are at the end of the bar away from the stage, you can get a nice view of the girls coming down and going back up for what it's worth.

There were roughly 6-8 girls doing 3 song sets when I was there on a Thursday night. Some girls were getting fully nude, but not all. The dancers were a pretty even mix of types. No one was a stunner, but none of the girls were unattractive, and given the range there was something for everyone. From what I heard, not all of the girls that had been working pre-Covid have started dancing yet since the club had just reopened the week before, so there may be more dancers coming back as time goes along.