Hole in the Wall

There was no cover and I parked along the street (free). The club is small and darker than most. It has a long rectangle shape. The bar is to your left as soon as you walk in. The main stage is all the way in the back. There are 3 satellite stages checkered between. There is a raised couch area and bar stools along the walls. The floor was sticky and wet. Maybe there was a big spill the night before, but the stickiness was all over the place, but less intense in some areas. There were some thuggish-looking individuals, truck driver types, and blue collar workers. A few retirees and young professionals. Mostly black customers, with some Latinos and a dash of white.

I've been here before, but never seen this many dancers. It was less than 50, for sure and minimum 30. All the dancers were black with every shade and shape included. There were dancers on every stage, dancing to rap music but giving a variety of entertainment. Lots of twerking, but also some impressive acrobatic pole work. One satellite stage had two dancers gyrating and rubbing their hands all over one another. Many of the dancers had on the same exact outfit. A slim, athletic AA dancer approached me. She was gorgeous and had a round booty that looked firm/natural. She had long braids, her name escapes me. I bought her a cocktail for $5. I got a beer for $6. Dances are $5-10 per song depending on who you ask.

The ambiance is very ghetto, but not in a way that makes me feel unsafe. It's a black hole-in-the-wall, if I had to describe it. I've been here before, and I keep coming back because of the convenient location and drink prices. There's a lot of dancer variety, but you have to find that diamond in the rough. For $5 per song, it can be a fun search. And the girls get prettier as the drinks flow.