Great people, but felt like a fish bowl

I paid the entry fee and mandatory non-alcoholic drinks for a total of less than $20. I grabbed a seat and didn't wait long for a dancer to approach me. We built a rapport and did three dances for $120. Standard rate seems to be $40, maybe a little less depending on circumstances or number of dances.

The dancer's name was Lily. She was actually a lot of fun to talk to after she got passed the initial overbearing "you're so sexy OMG" sales-y approach. She encouraged a lot of touching while also asking what I was and was not comfortable with. I would spend time with her again; the dances were as enjoyable as they could be, given the nature of the lap dance area.

The lap dance area is uncomfortable. It consists of a few dozen high-backed chairs sandwiched together, and it's very brightly lit. This makes it hard not to notice other clientele and dancers. This is a significant change from the period when the state mandated masks for everyone. During the mask era, lap dances occurred in the private rooms. Those dances were highly engaging and private. Unfortunately, now that the state has lifted mask restrictions, those private areas are now only reserved for VIP.