Had to check this PB mainstay off the list

I arrived mid-afternoon Saturday to find the parking lot almost completely full. After paying the parking guy $5, I walked by an empty reception desk and turned left to enter the main area of the club. As expected, it was relatively crowded inside, but I was able to find a seat at the main bar wedged between two heavy smokers. I would not recommend sitting at the back portion of the bar near the entrance, as that area seemed pretty isolated with limited view of most of the club.

There was a rotation of mostly Cuban dancers on stage, ranging from lumpy and chubby to moderately above average in looks. There were no dancers that I would describe as exceptional or top tier in the looks department. Also, the stage routines tended to be relatively basic and uninspired. When not on stage, a couple of the more attractive dancers were tied up with what appeared to be regulars.

I was approached by dancers at my bar seat roughly every few minutes, with most broaching the topic of dances and VIP time after only minimal small talk. On the plus side, they tended to take 'no' for an answer without too much insistence or pouting. According to this club's info page on this site, dances are $25 in a "shared room," but I only saw private curtained booths being used for all dances. Rather than charge by the song, several of the dancers offered their company in 10 minute increments.