Chill place on a slow night.

Dropped in on a Sunday night. The club has two entrances that may or may not be open on any given day: one facing the street and another facing the parking lot. I walked in on the parking lot side and paid the $5 cover. The bouncers/door people I've encountered here have been pretty cool and have never given me a hard time.

The layout hasn't changed much in the years I've been going. Club has two sides: one with a liquor bar and bikini stage dances and the other with (allegedly) a beer bar and pastie stage dances. Color-changing LED lights throughout. The beer side was empty tonight. There were 5-10 customers in there at any given time, mostly at the bar, which had the customers facing away from the stage. I had a couple of vodka cranberries at $7.95 a pop. Bartender was a cool little cutie who's not too bad at looking after the customers. New to the club is the bill changer machine. Good news: you don't have to wave down the bartender to get ones. Bad news: it automatically takes some of the money you put in as a fee. Remember that when you put in $100 and receive 95 ones.

I grabbed my second drink and moved to one of the low tables surrounding the stage. I counted five dancers in the club, all quite hot. I would call this a mixed club, with slender and cute dancers. One dancer was much thicker in all the right ways. another wore one of the hottest bikinis I've ever seen, with straps creating what looked like cutouts on the top and bottom. Kinda hard to describe with words. Stage shows were entertaining as long as the girls were being tipped. Most of the girls would circle the room and thank anyone who tipped them on stage, which was nice. They were cool when approached and were chatting happily with many of the customers throughout the night. Sadly, I wasn't one of them and thus left without a trip to VIP. Still, a good night hanging out and admiring the lovely scenery. Would and will return.