A Sad Sign of the Times

I've been to this place twice since I saw it had been reviewed for the 1st time this year. There's not much to this bar to describe - the whole place is just 1 medium-sized rectangle. When you walk in a long bar is to your left with a very small, poor excuse for a stage w/ a short pole at the end. As of my 2nd visit, they now have 3 small booths to the right w/ small chairs inside & no doors or curtains - completely open. There are a few tables & chairs on both sides of the booths. The bathrooms are at the opposite end part the stage & tables. Drinks are $5-8.

The talent is nothing to write home about & I'm being kind. You wont see more than 6 'dancers' in the place & at least half of 'em will be 40+ y.o., washed up, sloppy broads! On the right night, there will be 2-3 in there late 20s/early 30s, but almost all of them will be plastic from head to toe, if you're into that. And if you don't speak Spanish you'll need to be good w/ G-translate!

The worst part about this spot is that in 2 visits I found no indication of extras, which would be the only reason to go there! There was 1 female the 1st time that was decent who I would've had some fun w/ but she there was no place for us to kick it. So contrary to an earlier review, perhaps they stopped doing VIP in the dressing room. And the 2nd time confirmed that b/c they now have those open-air booths, for which I didn't ask the price b/c they're just silly!