Second club out of 3 in Lincoln for me

Review: Guess what day it is today. Guess. Hump Dayyy!

This is my second visit here, but this time I stayed much longer and interacted with the staff much more. I wasn’t expecting too much for a Wednesday, but I was again left with a changed mind. First and foremost, the entrance is on M and S. 11th, right on the corner. The awning/marquee has seen some weathering and the outside neon light of a dancer gives it an antiquated look, but it’s not representative of how it is on the inside. There was no cover until about 8pm, so I paid nothing, getting there at around 5pm. It has a nice little billboard covering the entrance so you get a little bit of privacy walking in, and the door opens right into the club: a very small stage on the right with a single pole, and raised seating on the left.

The main club lighting is good. It’s almost entirely lit but red LEDs running the length of the ceiling/bar/walls. Additional lighting is provided by TVs with the brightness turned pretty high up. Overall, I’d say the light levels are nice and intimate. The seats are like deep-set reading chairs, so if you’re sitting in them trying to talk to a dancer, both people have to lean in a little awkwardly. It’s easier to be at the bar, or at a small table near the back, closer to the bathrooms. Happy hour here is from 3p-6p with bottle domestics being $3, imports at $5 – afterwards the prices go up by about $2. The bartender was a very short latin girl, small shirt showing some underboob. I buy my first beer, and take a look at the stage: