An awkward, but surprisingly fun night.

I visited on May 11th. Pulled into the parking lot. It is a gravel parking lot and it had been raining that day and pretty much all week. I got out of the car in the darkness cause there is no light, and stepped into a big mud pile. Luckily I had my old sneakers on. I need a new pair now.

$15 at the door. They have a prison like entry system to make sure undesirable can't get in. The place is...well used. Didn't seem dirty, but it needs a make over. The bathroom doesn't have a door on it. When you enter you walk around a wood divider which is your only source of bathroom privacy. The bathroom was....umm, well used. Not necessarily dirty, but I would not want to hangout for extended time. There is a bar, but no alcohol. BYOB. They have a fridge full of $1 soda, or $2 water. I got the soda.

In the next room is the stage. It's not elevated, maybe like 5 inches from the ground. But there is a divider. If you have been to Partners In Erie It's the same deal. I actually like this, cause when you sitting at the rail, the dancers are not towering over you. I was the only one there, which was a bit awkward. The dancers would come out and do 3 songs. They would do some pole work, then slide up to where you are on the rail for personal attention, present thier garder belt which is you clue to slide in some bills. Then the go back to the pole. Some times thier would be 2 dancers, some times just 1. At what point the cloths come off, if they come off, seemed random and up to the dancers. I never saw panties being removed, but the were pulled to the side and some over the top play was shown.