Dead on a Tuesday

Walked into an empty place and was still charged a $10 cover fee. Only four girls were working that night. Visually they were pretty good but three of the four girls sounded like they've been smoking for twenty years.

They had a diverse lineup, one white, Hispanic and two African Americans. The stage is a nice size and allows for multiple dancers at once. There's also plenty of seating around the stage and it's well lit for your viewing pleasure. Private dances are on the spendy side when compared to other places in the area. $40 for one song and $150 for 15 minutes. In my opinion your time and money is best spent at the stage if the place is empty.

The biggest downfall of the place is that they lack a liquor license and only serve soft drinks and THC. One plus is all you can drink soft drinks for $10 but that still seems a little spendy. I was told they are trying to get it back in January or February. I was there for about an hour and five or six other customers came in. Most of them stayed for a dance or two then left to go to the bar down the street. Two of them only came to play a game of billiard ball before they left.