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Based on a sample size of two visits, one on a Tuesday night and the next the following afternoon, I have a different impression of this place from that of the sporadic, previous reviews. It is a predominantly Latina Bordello. That is not a criticism. Simply pairing the words “Latina” and Bordello” gets my endorphins racing.

This is a standalone building on a busy highway not far from the Louisville airport. There is a median, so if you approach it from the “wrong” direction, you’ll need to drive past it a good ¼ mile or more to make a U-turn. There is ample parking. It looks divey on the outside (inside too). There is no signage or lighting directing you to the entry door, which faces the parking lot. I was a little nervous that I might be blundering into a dancers-only entrance.

$5 cover in the evening. No cover in the afternoon. Wide open space with bar across the back, past a couple pool tables and a long, standalone counter with stools on each side. Stage is off to the right. No “dancer” set foot on the stage during either visit. There was no DJ either. (I’ll stop putting “dancers” in quotes after noting that the only dancing I saw was a dancer and her regular slow dancing to a Ricky Martin ballad during my afternoon visit.)