Nice place, but slow

Setting: I arrived at 8:30 pm and stayed over an hour. There is ample parking off of Rt. 14 in front of and to the side of the building. On entering, it's pretty dark, and the music volume (country rock, rap, etc.) is moderate. No DJ is present.

For being out in the middle of nowhere, the club's interior is quite spacious with plush furniture and tables. Straight ahead is a long bar where most dancers and customers were hanging out. A large elevated stage with 2 poles is to the right, in the center of the room. UV lights are present around the stage so your shirt will glow, but there are no flashing or pulsing lights. A total of 9 booths for private dances are on the periphery, 6 with doors and 3 with curtains. The rest room in back is nicer than most places. It has 4 urinals, 4 sinks. Posters were up announcing a 'party' on Mother's Day.

People and prices: Up to 5 customers were there. I was told there were up to 5 dancers, all white (I counted only 4 in eye shot at a time), looks ranging 4--7. There was no set order for dancers to get on stage, and when any dancer did, she stayed for 4--5 songs because no one else wanted to get up. There were only 1-3 customers at the stage including me. Some dancers sat and talked with me a bit.

Tops came off, bottoms stayed on. More touching of dancers (T & A) at the stage was allowed than usual in Milwaukee. Dancers sat around a lot, or even sat while on stage and just talked to a customer. Not much energy was shown; there was no tip walk, and dancers were not pushy for private dances.