A very Quiet Monday night...

I was back in Boston and couldn't make the trip to Providence due to time constraints. In hindsight, I probably would have been better off trying to make the drive to Rhode Island.

I arrived at about 8:10 and though the sign on the door said that they opened at 6:00, the bouncer said that I would have to wait as they weren't yet open. I obviously looked confused and he told me that the dancers make their own schedule and they won't open until there are at least 3 dancers available. I like the fact that they were ensuring that there are dancers there but 2 hours after there stated opening seems like they need to rethink things like their stated opening time. After talking to him for a few minutes, he said that I could go in. They then tried to charge me $20 and I balked as I knew I was the only customer there and I still hadn't seen a dancer. The bouncer saw my apprehension and quickly asked if I was going to do a VIP and I said yes so he waived the entry fee.

Once in the door, as it has been described below, there is one large stage and a small bar with adequate seating around the bar and lots of tables in the main room though the whole place is not very large. Lap dances are done in a room to the left though from prior experience I know these are air dances so I did not partake.