Players is a good example of...

Players is a good example of the “Go-Go Bar” style of strip club as opposed to the “Gentlemen’s Club” style. The club is surprisingly easy to find with easy access from Exit 65 of Rt. 80. I visited on a rainy/snowy Thursday evening arriving around 9:30 to a virtually full parking lot and crowded bar. Staying several hours, the bar remained busy throughout the evening with a mix of clientele comprised of single guys, small groups, and an occasional lady guest—nothing at all threatening. The main room is dominated by a medium-sized rectangular bar surrounding a stage with two poles. A small area in the rear is devoted to a pool table. Despite the crowd, the bartenders provided good, friendly service and the 10-12 dancers, as a group, were good-looking, flirtations, and anxious to entertain. The group included a mix of Eastern Europeans, Latins, and a few American girls (I’m beginning to see many reviewers point about Latin dancers—they bring a definite sultriness to their art). Throughout the evening, there were always 3-5 dancers on stage most of whom changed costumes between sets (I really like that extra touch--Yes girls, we notice!).

The lap dance room is a walled off area in the rear of the club with eight or so stalls formed by black, translucent curtains. Now GeorgeW is quite right in his review—the room is too bright. Must have been a LE issue! On the other hand, it did not seem to slow things down nor did the bouncer and list of rules posted at the entrance. There was a steady stream of clients and I enjoyed several great dances at $20 per song, and even with the crowd, there was no problem cueing up for dances. I saved Sasha for last, a gorgeous African American girl with a body that must have been sculpted. Typical of the Go-Go Bar genre, there is no VIP room , but you can extend a private dance for more songs if things are going particularly well. All-in-all, I found Players to be a great place to enjoy a few drinks, and the company of some great girls.