Low Cost No Frills Fun

The parking lot is simple gravel, and was ample enough to make parking close easy. The place looks pretty small from outside, but it was not too cramped. Inside and to the right is a pool table that takes quarters, or at least I assume that it took quarters and that that's why I found a couple quarters on the floor while I was there; I didn't actually try the pool table myself, but some others did, so I assume it was in working order. There is a fairly large bar, but there was only one bartender that I saw, so it did take some patience to get served. To the left is a very small stage, just a foot or so up from the floor, with a pole. Someone was on it maybe half the time. In the back and to the left was the lap dance room. It was mostly a wide open room with a few curtains just separating the seating areas from each other, but not from the middle of the room, so anyone walking in can see what everyone is doing, but once you are seated, you cannot really see anyone else who is also seated.

I did not particularly notice the cleanliness of the place, which is probably a good sign. The music level was fine. Just loud enough that I needed to speak up somewhat to be heard, but not so loud as to be painful or to make talking impossible. The lighting was nice and dim, as expected for a place like that.

There was no one greeting us at the door, so that meant no cover charge, no metal detectors, no pat-downs, and no ID checks. We just came in and took a seat next to the stage. By "we", I mean my wife and I. The place is couples-friendly, by which I mean we were both allowed in and also allowed to the back lap dance area together, no issues. There is not a tremendous amount of seating, so, while we were always able to find seating when we came back to the main room, we did sometimes have to move because someone had taken the seats we left the last time we went to the lap dance area.