More of a drinking bar than go-go bar

Stopped by this club on Sunday afternoon around 6:00pm, which turned out to be happy hour. HH is everyday from 5:00 to 7:00, and I believe domestic bottles were only $4 bucks. This place is about a 15 minute drive south from I78 near Allentown. This is just a guess, but this place had to be someone's house that was converted into a go-go bar. Plenty of parking in the lot. Entrance is on the side. Some older gent gave me a pat down and asked me if I was carrying any knifes. Maybe they get a lot of Rambo types here. The place is oddly divided into 4 distinct rooms. When you walk in, the is a pool room to the left, with a dining area to the right. The rather small stage it towards the back as you walk in, in full view of the dining area. If your in the pool room that has 2 tables, you cant see the bar. And I don't think you're have a good view of the stage.

To the left of the stage is a regular looking bar with room to sit at least 10-15 patrons. There is a decent size TV is the dining area, as well as the bar area. Unlike most clubs, the stage in NOT behind the bar, it off to the right when sitting at the bar. So unless you're sitting in the last stool on the right side of the bar, seeing the stage will be problematic. It's almost as if they added this small stage after the fact by taking out part of the bar.

There were only three dancers working that day. All three were white gals, but two of them were not what most of us would want to get a dance with, as they were a little on the heavy side. But there was one younger brunette that was well above average. She clearly stood out compared to the other 2. Nice body, pretty face, a bit heavy with the ink for my taste, but the pickings were slim. Each gal would take a turn dancing on stage for at least 3-4 songs, then start working the room for tips. If you are sitting at the bar, they would give you a mini lap dance for $1 or $2, and they got you real close during this 60 second preview.