Still OK But Better Pre-Covid

I hadn't been here prior to covid - and it had been one of my favorite places. The general idea of the place is still the same - girl next door types at a bar, young college type or professional, no poledancing, decent club, lap dance rooms in back. The most notable differences were less girls (10-15), less attractive girls (6 or 7s), and less patrons (20?). However, while the average quality of the girls was lower, they are still super interesting college / professional types that are fun to talk to. In most cases they may work a couple of nights a week to supplement whatever it is they really do as a student or professional. One of the girls legitimately had her own business which was pretty cool as she showed me the website. There is a mix of ethnicities - I got dances from a white girl, a latin/carribean girl, and a black girl. I got the sense that one of them was definitely available for take out but i don't do that and the others were readily willing to share phone numbers and instagram accounts for future visits. They charge $20/dance for dances that can't be much longer than 2 to 3 minutes. The dances are topless but there is decent grinding. One girl didn't want to count so she set her timer for 15 minutes and charged $100. I actually thought that rate was somewhat reasonable compared to other clubs where 15 mins is typically $150-$200 for 15 mins. Unlike regular clubs, it seems the girls pay a house fee and keep everything above that - so I believe there is some flexibility on how much attention they pay to the dances. The dances are quite good. lots of grinding. Takes them a dance or 2 to get topless. Bottoms stay on. Anyways, I would return. I am somewhat puzzled on where the highly attractive young college types have gone - but I haven't really been current on the NYC scene. I may have been there on an off night because even the girls said Thursday is much better. Oh - and admission is $20. I had an email that said it was free but didn't feel like fishing through my mobile to find it when they didn't take my word on it. If there was my talent I would have spent more.