Something for everyone

Came here on a Saturday night after 10 pm. $20 dollar entry admission. $6 for a fancy bottle of water. Immediately upon entering the area was already about 90% full, there were limited seats available. But the good news was that there were aproximately 15 or so dancers there so it evened out. Variety is the spice of life, the dancer mix was about half caucasian half non caucasian of various types. The bathroom could have been a little bit cleaner but nothing alarming and it was packed so its understandable.

For pole aficionados this place has a rotating pole! Albeit haphazardly, so if you are sitting at the rail in front of the pole one misplaced Jade or Flat Line can result in a roundhouse kick to the face. Some dancers were skilled in pole and showing off their moves, other dancers were less skilled and just stood there counting the seconds go by or crawled "sexy like" around the stage. I saw a redhead who threw some impressive moves and tipped her $5 for one song and when I asked her to show me her best pole move she requested another $20. I gave her the $20 thinking she would stop by and chat afterwards but she just sat the whole time at a table with what I presume is her regular.

Two brunette cubans came by and tried to convince me to do a VIP with both of them. I saw one of them on stage and she had the moves of a statue so I declined the vip. They did have nice bodies however so I asked the darker one with the large organic rack how much her private dance was and she quoted $50, the other shorter fair skinned one quoted $100 so I went with the cheaper one. I don't know what it is with cuban dancers but I find them pushy, over selling, and under performing. If you have had good experiences with one drop a comment below; maybe I'm just not talking to them right. If you have had bad experiences with cubans dancers also drop a comment below, I would like some affirmations on this subject.