Cheeques redeemed.

I've reviewed Cheeques before, about 5 months back. At that time I thought it would become a go to place. My next several visits were totally lackluster. I had just about given up. Then I went back, why? Because. Well, strictly because we have lost about half the places we used to go. I did a count recently trying to remember all the places that used to exist and Wow! Places you had multiple choices now have one, or NONE! So, I went back. Very happy I did. I was immediately greeted with a very affectionate dancer. She stayed with me for a couple songs, then had to get on stage. As she left another girl and in this case Girl or young lady fits, Many dancers these days are a bit long in the tooth, this young lady is about 30ish, if that. Anyway she came over to me and we enjoyed each other through at least two or three Sets until she had to get up on stage and I had to leave. There were no holds barred. To the point I had to slow her down or it would have been problematic. She left absolutely nothing to the imagination. Had matters well in hand as did I. I can guarantee she was not hiding anything in her costume!

OK, the bar, described many times. First off if you are coming from the west/south it is right past the RR overpass. a very quick turn. leaving also presents a bit of an issue. There is virtually no sight line to see oncoming traffic. The entry is right off the street. The parking lot is not that large although I've always found a spot. Once inside, there are actually two doors, you enter into a small vestibule. A nice feature, it keeps the cold/heat outside. he bar itself is a large rectangle with a pole at each end. The bartenders usually wear not much more than the dancers. Downside? No private LD room that I am aware of. That does not seem to be an issue as I had some really nice mileage right there at the barside. I have not given it a try, but Take-out is very likely available.