Not as good as it once was

Got there during what I thought would be a lunch rush. Not the case. The parking is free and surrounds the building which used to be a run-down restauant, now a bit of a run-down strip joint. The exterior is dated and worn, but plenty of parking. The main entry is at the East face of the building with double solid doors. I was met at the entry by a guy that looked like he would rather be getting a root canal. No cover during lunch, at least that day. I used to come to the Vegas club and it was normally quite busy, even early in their lunchtimes, very friendly girls that would cuddle up no matter where you sat in the club and allow free-roaming hands as long as it was below the bar or table top, and the girls were mostly an 8 or better. This time, there were maybe 8 or 9 older customers and just two girls, both not even a 5, who basically ignored me, even when I paid for my coke with a twenty and left the $14 change on the bar. I know they were aware because the gal bartender gushed over the tip.

The interior is dark, not as inviting as it once was. One big bar when you first enter, it stretches in a large L shape away from you and to the right. The stools were heavily worn and a few were ripped and spilling their padding.

One single stage at floor level with a 2' high kneewall surrounding it, which did a terrific job of seperating the dancers from the clientele, so strictly no touchee, just lookee. They do have semi-private booths where there used to be a second stage just like the main stage. I did not stay long enough to investigate if they still had their single VIP room.