Fun if you get past the rude bouncer

This is based on two visits, a Wednesday and a Thursday.

On Wednesday I paid $25 cover. Security is a lot: they took a picture of me (had to take my hat off) and scanned my ID. Once inside it's a massive room, where there's a bar area to the right and a stage with lots of small tables to the left. I went to the bar area because I heard that I'd be charged for getting a table. It was the right move--nobody pressured me to get a drink. The bar area is wide enough that you don't even have to stand at the bar--I stood at the railing looking over to the stage and seating area, which gave me a good view of the place and the dancers without having to pay more or get hassled.

Dancers are gorgeous and not pushy. A lot of them went up to me just to chat and didn't push a dance. Normally this would bother me--I like space to just take things in and check out who I want to get dances from--but the conversations were decent enough. The dancers I spoke to took a lot of pride in the place, like how it was used to film a JLo movie and how it's a nice place to work. I didn't feel like she was hustling me, and eventually got dances with someone else thicker. For a Wednesday there was a lot of diversity in shapes, sizes, and ethnicities.