Late Sunday night visit

My husband and I hadn't been here in about 3 years. We visited on a Sunday night between 12 and 1 am. We each paid a $25 cover charge. After we found a seat we were quickly approached by a waitress, who told us that bottled water was 5 dollars, and a Styrofoam cup (which you can put whatever you want into) was $4. We said we didn't need anything at the moment but please check back in a bit. We did not see her again.

The club is fairly small, dominated by a single large center stage with chairs all around. We had no trouble getting a front row seat this evening. There are also benches along the walls, a bit further from the stage. What was new to us were the private booths along the left wall as you come in. They were numbered one through eight but there may have been a few more just out of sight. The booths looked small - probably a tight fit for 2 people, with only a curtain across the front. Signs stating "Prostitution is illegal" were prominently displayed around the club.

A friendly dancer (sorry, I don't remember her name, she was probably about 20 years old, cute pony tail, sneakers and socks, B-cup natural breasts, tight petite body) immediately greeted us both and offered to let us touch her breasts for tips, which I took her up on. She then asked if we'd like to hear her private dance rates, and I said sure. "For couples I charge $50 for one song, $100 for two songs. $300 for half an hour. You may not touch my pussy or asshole. The booth is $12 for one dance, $20 for 2, and $100 for half an hour." These rates represented a significant up charge from the old $20-$30 per dance, so the privacy has certainly come with some extra cost. I did not ask if her rates for one person were any different. Most of the dancers here seem comfortable approaching women and I do appreciate that.