Glad I went back but multiple visits might be need to find what you are looking for.

So, the details - the club is located fairly close to the state house and almost adjacent to Home Depot and right near an entrance to route 146, so not difficult to get to and not a "bad neighborhood" either.

You walk in and you need to walk thru a metal detector, which goes off for everybody, as they have keys and/or cell phone - the bouncer does a 5 sec pat down and says you are OK - don't get a feeling you are getting well protected but this club doesn't have a high thug factor, but it is no where as nice as Foxy or Desire (at least what I remember of Desire - haven't been there in a while).

You walk into the main stage area and in the middle of the room is a stage that is probably 10 x 3 ft with stools surrounding it - with the stage elevated by about 4 or 5 feet from the floor, so you are looking up at any girls on stage - a bit awkward but you aren't sitting side stage forever. There are some smaller tables near the entrance, on the right of the stage and on the backside of the stage is the bar. On the left side of the stage are a few more small tables and then a small elevated seating area that I've never seen used during the day. In front of the stage is a small area that is a little secluded with couches where some of the girls take guys to chat with before they go for dances.

Back to when you walk in, on the right is a stairs to 2nd stage/bar that I've never seen used during the day, a restroom, and stairs to the lap dance and VIP rooms - the lap dance area is a hallway with small padded chairs and a partition on both sides, but fully open to the hall way. Haven;t been to VIP recently, but they used to be larger padded chairs and a sliding curtain for privacy with walls on 3 sides - similar but larger and more private than lap dance areas

So...in my last review, I mentioned that I had left right before a stripper fight took place - mentioned this event to one of the girls who I spent time with this visit and apparently, she remembered it too and we laughed and it helped break the ice and may have gotten me a better than normal dance - who knows.