Great Place: Afternoons May Be A Better Bet

I became enamored of this quirky place after successive visits on a weekday evening and the following afternoon a couple months ago, and issued a glowing review. Came back on a Monday evening recently, and it shook my confidence in the place. Only a few dancers, and only one who was really attractive. Most were staring at their phones, or out of my direct field of view because the only available seat was at the far end of the bar near the front entrance. I made eye contact with the one attractive dancer, confident in my belief, as previously reported, that the dancers at Clancy's will readily leave their regulars to earn some cash. The dancer did wander over and accept a couple dollars in her bra. However, when I asked about dances, she said she couldn't because she was "with somebody". Clancy's was showing signs of being a plain old regulars bar. Seeing no hope of improvement in the circumstances, I bailed after a quick drink.

Resolved not to let my idealized impression of Clancy's disappear without a fight, I returned the next afternoon. It was literally like night and day. Place was hopping. Lots more attractive, lingerie-clad Latinas than patrons, and the girls were in a partying mood. Finished my first set of dances and then walked out and found another attractive dancer and returned to the lap dance room, repeating the cycle with increasingly attractive dancers. And the dances themselves were sensual, physical, and a lot of fun. With each successive song, the dancers would introduce a new innovation to amp up the excitement. Intense OTP action was a consistent theme throughout.

Here are the obligatory details, digested from my previous review:

This nondescript bar is in the middle of a largely residential neighborhood. There is no signage for the place. Brick exterior, solid entry doors, and one little glass-block window with a Budweiser sign in it. It’s just the place next to the liquor store. All parking is on the street. Neighborhood is safe..