A bar with a view - but that’s it.

It’s been several years since I stopped here in Horsham, which is a quick stop (though often loaded with traffic) off the turnpike. Perhaps I was reminded why it had been several years since I stopped here - nothing has changed. This can be good and bad depending on what you’re looking for.

First, this is a stand alone building on a very busy street. If you need to be discrete, there’s parking in the back but only one enterance on the north side of the building. Upon walking in, it’s fairly well lit in the daytime - not like some other spots where your eyes need to adjust for several minutes. No cover during the day, and I don’t think there’s one at night either, but I’ve only been here in the mid-late afternoon. Bathrooms are small but clean and immediately on the left side of the entrance.

Found a seat at the bar - there is really only bar seating and the two pole stage is in the middle. Beware not to sit at the regulars corner (far corner of the bar catty-corner of the entrance. I didn’t make this mistake but it’d be easy to do if you didn’t know any better. There are tables on the far end of the bar, but not many patrons sit there, if any. That area seems to just be used by the dancers to sit on their phones and not talk to anyone. More on that later.