Sometimes You Need a Longer Lunchbreak

Hadn't been to this place in a couple years. Visited on a recent Wednesday around noon and paid an entrance fee of $15 for which a drink was included of which cannot legally be of the alcoholic variety. As you enter the building there are two poles in the center of the room, one behind the other. A girl will dance on one pole in the back and on the next song will rotate to the front pole, however during the day there is only one stage open. There is a long bench for seating on the left side and then chairs and small tables in the center and right side of the room. To the right of that, there is a lap dance area and there are various VIP rooms curtained off towards the back of the building.

There were very few patrons and despite that, some of the dancers of which were present (also few), were not approaching anyone. The dancers that were present were Anya, Ciera, Ava, Monse, Luna and one other who walked with a limp onto the stage and almost fell over. Not inebriated but maybe had a recent injury preventing any sort of potential sexy dancing. She did approach me but I politely declined as the type of business he had in mind to transact would probably not help that injury.

Anya then took the stage and danced. She is a petite eastern European with a nice derriere who aims to please. After verifying what kind of dance I preferred, we settled on a VIP room for $300. I don't remember what the room rental fee was. It seemed higher than I remembered though, maybe between $60-$90. She recalled that she needed her sweater and stopped to grab it, but she must have changed her mind again and hung the sweater on the coat hanger in the VIP room. The VIP room is small with an armchair and a mirror to one side, and the lighting is decent. It is just off the main room, so not too secluded. You get enough privacy for what you need though. I left immediately following the dance which was pleasant. I'll try to make my next visit when it's a little busier.