you can have a pretty good time in the afternoon

Physical layout is one big stage up front with both stage and either stool or cushion seating on three sides. Big bar in the middle of the room. Second stage in the back which doesn't get used in the daytime. Shared BIP room with dividers in the back. "Ice box" rooms for the really expensive sessions are larger but questionably more private on the south side with beaded curtains opening to the main room.

Dancers on stage do two song sets of varying degrees of nakedness ranging from full naked for the entire second song to maybe fully naked by the end of the second song. Since the stage chairs are set back from the stage "moat" (due to law), you don't really get that great a show from the stage. In fact, if you come for the stage show, you will be disappointed. The main focus is on dancers soliciting you for private dances at 5 short songs (approximately 2.5 min each) for $100. What you get in the VIP dance area can vary considerably from one dancer to the other. Rather than naming names (not wanted to risk getting anyone in trouble), I'm going to give you my opinion on how to find the best VIP session.

Old vs. young: pick older. They seem to know more about repeat customers and making money. New vs. longer-term dancers: New dancers might be more timid and think they can just do an erotic lap dance. The ones that have been there a while tend to do better. Day vs. night: Daytime is far better. Enough said. High pressure vs. low pressure: If a dancer is pressuring you, they really must be desperate. Don't go for it. Super attractive vs. regular attractive: The super attractive dancer can always find a customer so they might not deliver as much service. But I find most of the dancers at Cheetah's to be pretty attractive anyway. Really big boobs vs. ordinary size boobs: Again, there will always be customers for the really big boobs so best to factor that into the decision. $100 VIP vs. $300+ Ice Box: Do the $100. I doubt you'll get any better service in the Ice Box.