Good experience and people

Ended up here with a few friends after leaving Deja vu and of the two had a better time here. We arrived around 12 am on a Thursday night and the place was lively. decent amount of people in the lot. as we got to the desk just passed the entrance door we were greeted by the bouncer and another man who I believe was the manager. This is where we had our first good impression of Pacers, We were told Deja vu was BYOB so we had a bottle of Hennessy with us ; obviously we couldn't bring it in with us but after we paid our cover of $20 and some joking and friendly banter the dude behind the counter was cool enough to hold onto it for us. Asked the bouncer what the rules were, we explained we were from out of state, then it was past the curtains and in.

The room is is pretty large, there are two circular stages at both ends of the room and between them is the bar area. booths line the wall on one side and chairs and tables line the other wall. The club was crowded but not packed and both stages were active. Bar tender was chill and drinks were decently priced 6 - 8 for a beer mixed drinks were 10+. After a few drinks we were approached by a few dancers. the one that approached me was tall slender fairly attractive, chatted a bit was quoted 20 for a dance and was escorted to the back. The private dance area is several leather couches with high wall between them i am a big dude and was comfortable the whole time . I did think it was going to be awkward seeing the person across from me but between the lighting and the way the women space themselves that was not a problem. Had a total of 6 dances between three entertainers and was not disappointed in any of them.

On the way out the guy behind the counter and one of the bartenders gave us back our bottle of Henny, and just talked with us and told us about some places we should visit before we leave town, until our ride showed. All in all I would recommend Pacers after the slow start to the night this place really picked our evening up. we will definitely be back when in town.