Hope for DV8

I visited DV8 one time a few years ago. At that time I was unimpressed but really didn't have any negative feelings about the place. It was just mediocre. Recently I decided to give it a try once again on a weekday early afternoon. This time I had a positive experience and will likely return in the near future.

First of all, it has that dive bar atmosphere without being on the dirty, falling apart end of the spectrum. The food menu is extensive for a strip club and I observed several people eating meals of spaghetti, steak, and a breakfast platter of eggs and sausage. A fireplace with cushioned armchairs nearby also adds a touch of "cozy", which I think is a good thing in a strip club. In other words, it's a place where you can easily get comfortable while mingling with the main attraction.

On this day the main attraction was 5 (maybe 6) dancers, and with few other customers around, most all were friendly and willing to introduce themselves. I found all the girls attractive, whereas on my visit several years ago all the girls were just "meh".

One girl caught my eye right away - Hope. Hope is a taller, curvy (but not thick!) HWP blonde with a glowing tan and huge boobs. She appears to be a little older than your standard mid-20s stripper, but that is always attractive to me. I asked her about dances and she told me $40.00 for one and $100.00 for three (I forget what she said about two dances). After checking to see if one dance would be totally nude and confirming that there would be decent contact, I headed to the back with her. It was great! I was satisfied after one dance, especially considering it was our first-time meeting. From the start she was totally nude and knew where/how to provide touch. I would highly recommend her. The only problem is that she doesn't appear on the schedule very often. The weekly dancer schedule is available on the DV8 website.

I found the private dance booth comfortable, but I was so enamored with Hope that I never thought to confirm the presence of a security camera in the booth.