Good fun

I went here for the first time for a friend’s bachelor party. The place itself seemed fairly clean. Not exceptionally, but more or less what you’d expect from any standard bar. It didn’t feel unclean or sticky or full of dirt or anything like that. The worker who took the $7 cover was friendly, and when you walk in it’s about as well lit as you’d expect from a bar. No “thug factor” to be seen, everyone there was very civilized. Restroom was spotless and looked like it had just been cleaned. Chairs by the stage were fine, nothing special, not uncomfortable. Didn’t get to try the pool table, as there were six friends over there using it basically all night it what looked to be an impromptu tournament.

I was driving so I didn’t drink, and I can’t comment on the price of the sodas because when I mentioned I was the designated driver, they gave me my Sprite on the house. No idea if that’s standard, or if I was just lucky. We had gotten dinner already by the time we got here so we didn’t bother with the restaurant, but the menu is bigger than you’d expect and the food other people were getting looked restaurant quality rather than being crummy bar/strip club food. I’ll definitely be back for the peanut thai chicken wrap, even if I just pick it up to go on my way home, because it looked great.

I didn’t get any private dances, so I can’t say much about the quality of the lap dances or what VIP entails. My GF’s rule for me when I go to clubs is stage only unless she’s with me and I wanted to be respectful of that. When you walk in you’ll see the stage, which has two poles. The dancers are super talented, and did a lot of pole stunts that you could tell they’d put a lot of time and effort into learning and practicing. I was approached about a private dance a few times, but I was honest about my GF’s rule and the dancers were friendly and respectful about it (one even saying it was sweet of me). The pool table area has a few couch/chair things, and if you want to use the slot machines plan on getting there early because they get crowded.