Mid-week Paterson visit

First time stopping by the Hitching Post so I was a little surprised it was a place you walk right in. No cover, ID check, no pat down/wanding. When you walk in the bar and stage is right in front of you. The dancers' changing area and the kitchen are to the right and the VIP area is to the left. There was a bouncer sitting close to the entrance. Private lap dance area is at the right end of the building. There are tables (2 seats on each side) along the stage. It's plenty bright and they have a decent food menu to order from. I had already eaten so I didn't check anything out, but prices seems good.

There were more dancers there than what was listed on the website, probably 15 or so. Hard to count because they were constantly going in and coming out of their dressing room or on and off stage. Probably 15 patrons as well. Very laid back crowd. A mixture of white Eastern European, Brazilian or Latina dancers and one dark skinned. Most were natural, notable exception was the dark skinned. All were thin and at least moderately attractive. Probably 5-7's in range. At the end of the stage there was a woman giving a massage. She massaged the guy forever and then I didn't see her again. There were typically four on stage at a time and they seemed to start at the bar end and make their way down to the stage end. They don't really dance. They walk around, smile at your and ask for a dollar. Some may do a little more than smile like a flash of nipple, but pretty tame. No one is up there taking anything off.

One dancer on her rounds asked if I wanted a dance, and I said ok. Maybe it was the knee-high socks? She may have told me her name, but I don't remember it. She said she was Ukrainian. I wasn't there checking passports though. She said I'd have to wait until her shift was over. That was ok. I wasn't really in a rush. Once her shift was over she came over and we went back to the private dance area. One issue with a small private dance area and that many dancers is you might have to wait for a booth to open up. And it is true, more seems to go on in the back two booths. So we waited in line for a booth to free up.