Good for Virginia, probably average for better states

PLACE: A non-discrete building in the middle of a busy commercial area. If you're worried about being seen from the road, not the place for you. Inside is very nice compares to other Virginia locations. Security uses wands and checks id's on the way in. After paying the cover, you walk in to a large room with a bar immediately in front of you and maybe 30 small tables to your left. The stage is small and in front of the tables. This was the first club I've been to where there is no seating along the stage. The seating is cramped for non-VIPs. Lap dances are in a the private area behind the stage. Bathroom was fine. There was an attendant but he was cool and we'll stocked. It and the building in general were cleaner than any other place I've seen in Virginia.

PEOPLE: Mixed bag. I arrived before the crowd had really settled in. It seemed like half of the dancers were sitting around on their phones. One, a Latina, was a bit pushy asking for a drink and a dance. The others were disinterested. The girls were a mix - Latina, black, eastern European. Mostly 7s and up. I saw five or so dances and there were no tip walks, but the ones I did tip came by to say hello and seemed genuine about it. The staff was friendlier. Bouncers were cool, bartender and waitress as well.

VIP: I went to the back with the Latina girl that was sweet but pushy. I wasn't ready to spend like crazy just yet so I went with a ten minute dance. It was fine, good contact bith ways. The basic VIP room is not private. It's a room with perhaps six chairs on each side, all facing inwards. The chairs are big and have big sides, so you cant see the person next to you, but you can definitely see people on the other side and they can see you. The dancer hinted that extras would be available in the better VIP area, but ymmv. Of the few places I've been in Virginia, my least favorite VIP experience. But not unpleasant, just - fine.