Not Mardi Gras Season, but a respectable showing.

Visited at 4:30 on a Tuesday because I was in the area. Haven't been in here since before the pandemic. Basic rundown of the club: turning into the parking lot of a brick building with decent signage - you can't miss it. Walk into the club through a double door and a small metal detector (which I don't think was on). Room opens up to an oval bar to the right and a set of tiered stages to the left. There is a lot of club to the left as you walk in. Walked around the bar until I found a seat and ordered an $8 Sip of Sunshine. Waters were $4.

Once I sat down, I was hit up by a dancer immediately and asked if I was waiting for anyone. I love this approach, as it gives the guy a quick out by saying, yes. I said no, and had a conversation with Lucky - details below.

The club stages were a high tier near the bar, and a lower tier that extended to the other end of the building. For the two hours I was there, the only chick that stepped on stage laid down and started reading a book - seriously, I couldn't make this up.

The club was busy for a Tuesday with about 12-15 dancers on and about 20 patrons situated around the bar. Each guy had a girl by him. The hottest ones had regulars on Velcro.