Average experience

Arrived about 2:30 on a Friday. $6 cover. Bar is on your right as you come in, with the main stage on the left. There are some smaller auxiliary stages, but they weren’t in use at this time of day. I hadn’t had lunch yet, so I sat at the bar. They have a menu of sandwiches, etc.. A manager came by to tell me there was a lunch special of burger and fries for $6 or steak for 7. I opted for the burger which turned out to be pretty good, and certainly reasonably priced.

While I was waiting on my food, several dancers came by and introduced themselves. They all managed to get in an arm rub or a back rub while we were talking. I told them I was waiting for lunch before doing any dances. There appeared to be 10-12 dancers working, mostly white and Latino, with three AA’s. Full range of body types from slim to heavy, but not obese.

One young, slim AA dancer checked with me several times, and as I was finishing eating, her turn on stage came up, so I joined her at the stage. Routine bump and grind. Adequate but not overly impressive. Limited amount of pole work. After her set she joined me for some flirting while we talked. She had been taught well about contact because she had her hand on my shoulder or my arm all the time we were talking.

After some getting acquainted time, we went over to a corner area for some dances. They were OK, with some reasonable grinding and light touching, but nothing special.

We did a total of three dances, and things improved only slightly, so I paid her and moved on.