Club is still going strong

Physical layout: Enter at the left front. Main stage in closest 40%, bar and smaller second stage in next 40%, men's toilet on left and dance cubicles on center right in back 20%. "Ice box" rooms for the high rollers (if you just want to burn money) in places on the right side.

The dancers: Very high quality. All slender or proportionate. None overweight (though i wouldn't mind). The two biggest groups in the daytime are white and Hispanic. It wouldn't be unusual to see a few Asian or Black dancers but none were present on my last visit. There are usually some lesser percentage of Pacific Islander or other medium tone non-Hispanic skinned ethnicity. There are usually a few older white ladies who have worked at the club for years and the rest tend to turn over pretty frequently.

The stage dances: Sets of two. Before about 2pm, it can be slow and the DJ may have one or two empty stage songs between dancers. It would be nice if they could lessen the empty stage time especially if there are 8+ dancers on duty. Songs are cut to 2.5-3 minutes. Dancers typically get topless at some point in the first song and naked at some point in the second song. Some just get naked fairly quickly. The stage is elevated and there's a "moat" around the stage to keep the closest seating at least 6 feet away to comply with the weird California laws. You get a pretty good view of the stage from anywhere in the club, but even the closest seats are far enough away that I can't imagine anyone getting turned on by the stage dancing. Dancers make the rounds after their set asking for a buck tip. The second stage is used only during the most busy times.