Surprisingly Good

This club was included in the "Top 40 Strip Clubs" on this site, and it was within a reasonable driving distance, so I made the trip in order to determine the accuracy of its current rating.

From the outside, the building doesn't even look like a strip club; it could pass for a house or a small retail building if it weren't for a sign that still says "Baby Dolls." The parking lot is barely sufficient, with a total capacity of maybe... 15 cars? Probably 20 cars, max. But, it's not on a busy street, and there are no parking meters along the curb, so patrons could just as easily park on the side of the road and walk an extra 30 seconds to the club's entrance. Speaking of which, it's not super obvious where, exactly, the entrance is to this club. At least, not like a lot of other popular clubs that feature awnings with the club's name. This club's entrance is just a door on a deck attached to the side of the building.

Anyway, cover charge was $10, then pass through a metal detector. You know the drill; put your keys and metal stuff in a bowl, yada yada. I haven't yet fully explored the entire club, but the main room has a square, wooden bar that seats about 30-40 people. In the middle of the bar is a stage with a single pole. The club was dimly lit, but plenty of LED lights. I paid $7 for a Heineken, and tipped the barmaid $1.