Waiting for Godot

Unless you want to get a private dance, there is little to do in the afternoon, with few people and no stage action unless a customer requests a dancer to get up on it. I visited from 4:40 - 5:40 pm. To be fair, it was an odd hour and an ice/rain storm was in progress. No admission fee or ID check, but one drink was required. For $5 I had a juice drink (I could also have had a beer for $5). Sign at the front entry says “2 drink minimum” but this was not enforced.

SETTING

Parking lot: ample size, but has major potholes. Interior is spacious. ATM: is near the front entrance. Music: Classic oldies rock. Volume: reasonably moderate. Walls are red, with gangster posters and one jumbo TV showing soccer. Ceiling is black. There is a pool table. Rest room is in back to the far right, and is nice with 3 urinals, 3 sinks. Stage is a large rectangle surrounded by the bar, and has 2 poles and 1 hoop. It was vacant for most of my visit. There were 3-4 other customers. The only way to get a dancer on stage was if a customer (me) asks a dancer to get on it for 1 song. Lateral to both ends of the rectangular bar, are raised floor areas with additional nice couches and tables to sit at.