Look but don't touch

So there is plenty of parking and the talent can be very attractive, but this is the kinda place where you have to spend $400 to get a smile. The building and staff is nice, though.

I've sat down and caught up on work emails without missing much. If you tip a dancer at the pole, she might come back and offer a dance, but it can be very cold on the slow nights. Dances are okay, but the staff will make sure they don't get too close.

(As you know, most dancers have to pick a slow night to qualify to work a prime shift. Tuesdays are slow, so most dancers are there just to qualify for a weekend shift. They really don't want to dance.