Small but decent experience

Was visiting Memphis on business and decided to take a shot at Candyland based on a recommendation from a local. Parking lot had about 6 spots out front with a larger gated lot behind the building, felt safe getting out of the car as both areas of the lot was very well lit a visibility was good. The place is not very large, small greeting area one cashier, bathroom and security as soon as you walk in both were friendly, asked the rules of the place security gave me the dos and donts, answered my questions, and explained how the place worked. 15 to enter and 5 dollar BYOB charge.

You enter through a heavy curtain into a small room, three private dance rooms to the left, a small stage to the right; with one girl dancing there, and the "main stage" stage is located off center closer to the left hand side. Made it a little awkward when trying to tip dances if you were on the opposite side of the room because you have to cover 6 to 10 feet of floor space to drop your tip but not too bad. Music was good about 5 other customers spread out and only about 10 total at any time, so never felt over crowded at any time.

I have to say the place where candyland really shines is the talent. Saw about 12 different women working and coming in and out of the back. Mostly AA and with a few Latins sprinkled in all different shapes and sizes. Dancers had really good pole sets, gave you attention when you dropped your tips, but never spent too long on one side of the stage. Dancers were not overly aggressive, they would come over brief introduction light convo and then down to business. Private dances are 20 to the house for the room and then 20-25 to the dancer per song. Rooms are a decent size I am a bigger dude and I was comfortable on the bench. All in all one floor dance and two private dances three songs a piece, lots of mutual touching and close contact. Spent about 200 in all and felt like I got a decent amount compared to other places I have been