A little bit seedy, but a good time

Despite hearing mixed opinions about this establishment beforehand, I decided to check it out myself. The atmosphere turned out to be more welcoming than expected - no uncomfortable vibes from patrons or employees alike. Entry fee ran me twenty bucks, plus another five for a beverage. Pretty standard pricing, though the drinks were a bit weak for my liking. There's apparently a policy requiring drink purchases every sixty minutes.

The layout centers around dual stages with poles, surrounded by seating arrangements. The performer roster wasn't extensive, but offered decent variety. A dance was $30. The designated area - they call it "the playground" - runs along the rear wall. Privacy isn't exactly premium here; the setup leaves you quite visible, especially to anyone heading to the restrooms. During my own bathroom break, I inadvertently witnessed another patron leaning back while a saw a head bobbing. Some simple dividers could easily solve this, though maybe the open design serves a purpose.

Got a dance from a cute blonde spinner, but didn't catch her name. Didn't partake in any extras although, based on my visit to the bathroom, it seems like they are on the table.