Busy Saturday at Hank's

I made my way to Henry's on a Saturday night, arriving just after midnight, to a rather full parking lot. The club is in a not-great area of Inkster, with a fenced-in lot which actually seems fairly secure, since there are a few cameras trained on the cars. Just don't trip in a pothole on your way into the club.

I paid the $5 cover and found a spot at the bar near the door, nearest the two smaller stages. The pretty bartender got me a water for $10 and I settled in to enjoy the smoky ambience of the seedy dive bar. The club itself isn't very large, but feels homey and welcoming. The main stage is situated near the DJ booth, more or less in the center of the club.

There were probably about 10 girls working, but plenty of other patrons. The names I was able to hear the DJ mumbling were Lindsey, Veronica, Sincere, and possibly Bailey. None of the entertainers were total knockouts, but nobody expects to find nines or tens at Hank's. None were bad to look at though, and that's all I ask.