I want to go back next time I'm in town

I used to live in Texas for 31 years but I hadn't been there in 10 years so I decided I needed to visit 2 months ago. The Lodge is one of my favorites in the Dallas area so I went there an early evening on a Tuesday, and again the next Monday. Basically nothing changed in the ensuing 10 years. The decor is rich businessman hunting lodge with lots of taxidermy on the walls like in a Cabela's sporting goods store. Check out the virtual tour on their web page to see what I'm talking about. They're definitely shooting for the high-end crowd, with high cover charge to keep out the riffraff, a classy menu, and well-dressed entertainers who try to look good. The wait staff was very friendly and efficient.

So I got there in between the happy hour crowd and the evening crowd. There were only a few customers, but they got lots of attention because there were lots of entertainers waiting for the evening crowd. The ones unoccupied were sitting together checking out their cell phones. They ranged in quality from 7 to 10s. There were about 20-25 girls there, All-American types, not many tattoos, a bunch were tastefully enhanced. Most seemed fit. and in their mid to late 20's. The girls were friendly but not pushy, when they dropped by to ask if you wanted them to hang out. The food was great. If I remember right, the girl I got some dances with wanted $30 a dance. I had a great time with her, she was much sexier than she looked. We were in the main room back in a corner, but it was well lit. I have the impression that this club doesn't allow extras, but i have no clue as to what goes on in the VIP area.

There was a sign in the men's room announcing that since the girls were private contractors, they could charge however much they wanted, so ask first. There was also a sign alerting customers to watch out for the signs of human trafficking, implying that this place didn't tolerate it.