Not too Risqué in Bristol, but enjoyable

Arrived at 6PM, there was no cover. Ordered a $5 Diet Coke from one of the 2 female bartenders once I got seated. One was younger with long brown hair with blond highlights, the other is older (still attractive) with chin length wavy blond/brown hair. Later in the evening, the younger bartender ended up on stage going topless for tips. Tits were in fact worth tipping….

When I arrived there were 15 customers, who unsurprisingly were younger, drunker and rowdier than the the customers I’ve seen earlier in the afternoon on weekdays when I usually am able to spend some time there.

Description: Club Risqué is located on a Rt 413, a limited access highway (median strip). Entrance is from the southbound side or from the cross street. Parking is available from either entrance, but the parking lots don’t connect for cars due to the parking stops (had to look up what those concrete thingies are called). Entrance is at the left end of the building, with an unmanned metal detector arch and the clean (no attendant) men’s room to the left. To the right is long rectangular bar area with 2 stages within it and a spiral staircase coming down basically between them, but on the edge of the stage. On the long side of the stage closer to the entrance, there are 10 or so small round tables ( think high tops, but regular height) with 2 chairs at each. Behind them is the couch dance area. There is an attendant there to whom you prepay your $20 dances. Entrance through a beaded curtain brigs you to a wide, but not deep area with 8-10 high backed banquette style seating dance area. The arrangement keeps thing semi private, but if there is a couple right by the entrance, there’s no privacy for them when you enter. I’d say the likelihood of most things TUSCL-era would call extras would be minimal here. There is a VIP area upstairs? entered from behind the DJ area. Think it’s $110 for 15 min and up, but haven’t partaken to be certain. Fairly certain that extras can be had there, as have been offered by certain dancers in the past.