This spot was a total hole in the wall

I went here last weekend and I was curious about trying potentially somewhere new one way or another. This spot is located off Alameda Street near Downtown and is conveniently located by the train station. When I entered the club, it gave me a little bit of hole in the wall vibes (this place reminds me of the old Strip Joint in Pomona that closed a few years ago prior to the COVID pandemic that closed down actually). Not only did this place give me hole in the wall vibes, this place was a spot where it was locals only (so to have a good time, you need to be a very frequent customer coming here now and then and be in the area). Also the music being played was Reggaeton and an overwhelming amount of the customers were Latinos and almost all the dancers working at this place were Latinas, with the exception of one. You had a variety of dancers. Jocelyn or Yocelyn was a MILFy gal, short and petite in height, had wavy hair, and was an older Latina with an accent (probably the oldest dancer @ the time). Linda was another gal, she was medium to tall for a dancer, long straight hair, very curvy build and wore heels. I just wanted to talk to her for a short brief bit and she literally asked me for a tip even though I didn’t opt to get a dance from her. (Like fr bro you got to be kidding me). A third gal was Sherry. Her race was ambiguous, but she wasn’t a Latina with a Heavy Accent like an overwhelming amount of the dancers that are working here at the moment. She was very friendly, very nice, slim build, spinner, wore a cute schoolgirl outfit and seemed to be someone I wouldn’t mind going out with. Usually the drinks are $6, dances are $20 and you don’t pay admissions if you are going to a dive bar/dive spot like this. I didn’t get any dances this time around but that night, I just wanted to get an idea of what else was out there because when I am out on the West Coast, usually I like to congregate in the COI area (but now I want to try something new and a little bit of different).