A good time at the Inn

This place ended up being better than I expected. I arrived around 11pm gave the door guy $20 went inside where I was frisked and stamped (hate clubs that stamp, but I get it). Previous reviews said phones weren’t allowed in and there’s signs that say it.

When you walk in you’re in a traditional bar venue bright lights and all. There’s a bar to your right this is where you can get singles. Mixed drinks were priced at $14 which seems a bit steep but whatever. Not sure if there’s food. There’s a pool table in the middle of the floor and straight back beyond that are the bathrooms which are a slight step above a outhouse. There’s also a memorial display set up by the pool table of the bars original owner.

To your left will be a door that takes you to the room where dances are. It’s a single room, imagine a basement or gas station with nothing in it. “The stage” is in the middle floor level with two poles (if in remember correct) there are banisters around the stage that dancers might use in their set. There was no rhyme or reason to the dancers sets, number of songs, who was up. They just went in the middle when they felt like it and danced. None of the dances were very impressive so if you’re into being wowed by tricks this might not be the spot for you