Very low mileage but this place is a 7-Up factory

I had a couple of occasions to stop by here recently, once on a Wednesday and once on a Thursday. It’s a pretty nice neighborhood with a fairly new, expensive looking residential building across the street, a Whole Foods a couple doors down and other respectable businesses nearby. I found street parking easily enough. Check the signs to see if you need to pay at a station and put the receipt on your dash.

Inside, the room is long and deep. Three elevated stages one after another on the right side, bar and tables on the left side. Clean bathroom with granite counters. Each stage has two poles, but they are short and on the corners of the stages so they aren’t ideal for elaborate pole tricks and I didn’t see any.

No cover, my corona was $15 on Thursday, but I think it was cheaper on the Wednesday night. Could be I’m misremembering but I thought it was $10 or so. I had a mixed shot of some kind with a dancer and it was $32 for the pair of them. Try to come with a stack of singles. First, the bill changing machine charges 10% to change your $20 bill into 18 singles. Second, the tip walk is fast and furious. They had all three stages going even when the club is slow so you’re having a girl come by looking for tips every song or maybe even faster than that if the girls do 2 song sets. I’ve had a little luck getting dancers to change me 20 singles but the bartenders aren’t allowed to do it.