The visit

Well first off, this place is only opened Friday and Saturday (I'm foolishly assuming during the summer). On some ancient reviews they stated something about being open more days during hunting season.

As you enter there is a counter to pay your $5 cover, however, there was no one there when we entered. After a hard right you enter the "bar area", with a long bar to your left (seating 10+), and tables surrounding a single rectangular stage. There are poles at opposite ends of the stage. I have no ideal on drink prices. There were 5 of us and the total came to $35 (two canned beers and three mixed drinks). Also the waitress collected the entry fees.

Now to the entertainers; the one on stage when we arrived was a heavy set "dancer" that continued to slam here heels loudly on the stage. flexible but not my type. Of the approximately 10 other the customers, someone even yelled out :"stop that" during one of her heel slamming episodes. We thought that was rather hilarious. The next dancer was an AA dancer with a fine figure and excellent man-mades (she could probably of worked at Flight Club). Her show consisted of not much pole antics but was very enjoyable to watch. The next two dancers were slim, but not put together like the AA dancer, they still gave a decent show thought. Both were brunettes with way too many tattoos. Looked like C up natural on each.

As far as "VIP", none of us indulged (were had two rounds of drinks then departed), so I don't know the price of those either. Now there was no "VIP" room or area that I saw. All "dances" appeared to be done in the open. They have a no touch rule so you're just sitting in a chair while the dancer gyrates (topless) in front of you. I would have to guess that they are $10, since they're more or less table dances in the open. What was odd to us all was the dancers also appear to give back/shoulder rubs in lieu of dances. Will I return, probably not. We got rained out and decided to check out the only game in town.