Sensations not sensational

Got there early evening, about 6:30. No cover since it was before 7, cover is $10 after 7. Good thing because there wasn't anything worth a cover charge, lol. As you walk in, the restrooms are to the right, the stage runs the width of the room down the center, and the bar is on the far side of the stage along the back wall.

I sat at the bar and ordered a Bud Light, $5 a bottle, and scoped out the room. From this vantage point, the stage is right in front of you, private dance booths are on the left of the stage, and the majority of the seating is at tables to the right, with some tables running along the wall on the far side of the stage. There was a large group of guys, 11 or 12, sitting at the tables to the right, and maybe 3 or 4 others scattered around the place. For the limited number of people, it was actually a decent atmosphere because of the large group.

There were only 2 dancers working, and their time was understandably monopolized by the group. I was never approached by either one. The girl on stage when I got there was pretty decent looking, I would say a 5 or 6, and a pretty good dancer, definitely knew how to work the pole. The other dancer not so much. Short and definitely on the round side. She never made it to the stage while I was there.

With the limited number of dancers, I decided to make an early exit after just a couple of beers. I might check the place out later in the evening some time to see how things are, but this visit was definitely lame. The only good thing was it wasn't very costly