Simple Place, Very Satisfied

The place was a little plain, both outside and in. I would not exactly call it "dirty", but it was definitely the opposite of "fancy". The music was at a comfortable volume, which I appreciated. I did not have to strain to hear a dancer who came to talk to me. The lighting was also decent, dim enough to be comfortable and bright enough so that I could easily see the attractions.

Walking in, there is a table on the right where a few guys collect the $10 cover. Further that way was the bar. Straight ahead from the entrance is a small field of small tables with simple chairs, followed by the stage, which is just a sort of low catwalk with a couple of poles. As for the safety factor, I had no worries. There were only a few other patrons there at the time, and everyone there, whether working there or otherwise, seemed pretty chill. I came in with a bag, and when I left, I accidentally left it there. I came back maybe ten minutes later, and the manager or whoever had moved it over to the bar so no one would mess with it, and everything (like my checkbook) was still in it when I got it back.

I did not spend a lot of time there. I did not get anything from the bar, so I cannot talk about the drinks. I watched a couple of dancers on stage, one of whom was pretty average looking, and the next of whom was more generously proportioned. I observed a patron go up to the stage and sit on the side to get a dancer to approach and allow him to slip a trip in her g-string.