Monopoly with lower mileage than before; still worth a visit

Lower mileage, but not no mileage to be fair. Saturday after midnight, first time back since COVID. Parking lot was packed, and the inside was very active as well; not enough people to keep you from moving around comfortably, but if you wanted your own table you might have to wait for someone to get up. Drinks are affordable; I alternated beer/red bull or soda and it was $4-$6 each, except the jaegerbomb a nice fellow bought me at random which was free. The bar can get packed, especially when idiots who 1) aren't drinking and 2) aren't ordering drinks just post up there, but waitresses can be spotted circling the floor and will take care of you.

Main area is two identical stages; dancers go two songs on the main stage closer to the bar, two on the one in the back. Stages are surrounded by a few dozen small tables with lounge chairs.

One of the metrics by which I judge a club is how soon I'm approached to be asked about a dance once I get my first drink. In this case, the lime was still falling into my corona when Mia (think young Sofia Vergara with black hair, better English speaker than she thinks) introduced herself. She invited me to the private dance area, where I paid $40 for one song with good but not great mileage (no stick shifting at all, not even pretend accidentally).