All's well that ends well

Centerfolds is on U.S. Route 20, the longest highway in the country (3,365 miles) and one of the oldest (1645). On that timescale, Centerfolds is relatively new. I couldn't find an actual date, but I'm guessing it opened in the 1970s, and has been slightly remodeled and cleaned since then. One end of the stage is now 5 inches higher than the other, and the lap dance chairs are now separated by partitions.

For readers expecting a traditional review format:.

Parking is about 50 off-street spaces, newly paved. Depending on when you arrive and where you came from, getting in or out may involve a left turn across fairly heavy Route 20 traffic.

Getting in the door will cost you $5.00 before 7:00, and $20.00 after. Fees are collected at the bar, which is at the right hand end of the room as you enter. Directly in front of you, and taking up most of the room is a stage isolated behind about a three foot high partition. There are about 20 seats around the stage, 18 of which were empty when I came in. There are benches along front and back walls.