I hate when they change the rules!

Nestled in a serene neighborhood, away from the bustling main road, this club finds its place at the quiet end of a modest strip mall. The parking area, bathed in ample light, offers a reassuring start to the evening.

Upon my 7 pm arrival, the absence of a receptionist at the front desk allowed me an unobstructed entry. The interior welcomes you with a centrally located stage, encircled by seating that invites immediate attention. To the right, the bar stands adjacent to a large projection screen, often showcasing the latest in sports, contributing to the vibrant ambiance. The establishment prides itself on cleanliness and an optimally lit environment, ensuring comfort without the shadowy corners typical of such venues. The eclectic blend of Hip-hop and Rock music fills the air, setting a lively backdrop in the absence of a DJ. Scattered around the stage are numerous small tables, each accompanied by 2-4 wheeled, cushioned chairs, offering a cozy setup for guests. Behind the stage, a pool table occupies its space, while a roped-off VIP section with plush couches lies to the left, adding an exclusive touch.

On this particular evening, the club was moderately populated with around 6-7 patrons, outnumbered by the presence of over a dozen performers. At the bar, a $5 Miller Lite in hand, my quest to find a favored performer was swiftly interrupted by an eager approach from one of the ladies. Our subsequent seating arrangement led to a revelation about updated dance policies. Despite unchanged pricing—$30 for a single dance, 150 for 15 minutes, $250 for half hour and $400 for 1 hour. — the new rule mandates floor dances for anything less than three dances. A more secluded area beside the bar is reserved for sessions extending to 15 minutes for $150, while an intimate downstairs area becomes available for half-hour or hour-long engagements post 7 pm.