Lots of baby dolls!

As a visitor to Dallas, I did my bit of research prior to deciding on Baby Dolls. The parking lot was quite full when I arrived but it was reasonably well lit. There was also the option to have valet parking but I did’t check out the cost of that.

Upon entry, I was welcomed by the girls at the stand inside the main area and ushered in with no cover charge. Al’s it as quickly, a girl grabbed my arm and gave me a bit of a tour around the main floor. At the end opposite the entrance was the largest stage but there were seven in all and the girls rotated around to the seven stages before coming back onto the floor. She also showed me the upstairs area which was on the left after entering directly opposite the bar. Upstairs there were a few odd clusters of chairs providing some semi- private areas for dances. Again, they weren’t exactly private but did provide a bit of a visual barrier.

I did one introductory dance there off to the side then headed back down to the main floor to see what was happening. To my surprise, the buffet was still set up and had some basics like bbq ribs, stuff to make fajitas and a few side dishes. I was promptly served a drink - can’t remember the cost- but the servers wandering around were very attentive. While eating, I noticed there was also an area back behind the main stage for dances with people coming and going. I think that was actually a tad more private with dividers between seats than the odd setup upstairs.