It isn't the 80s anymore

The place is much ballyhooed, but aside from the large building and lore, you wouldn't know this place was any different from your normal country-fied strip joint. The entrance is not very well defined, so you just kind of hope the red door you pull on does the trick.

IDs weren't scanned nor were we patted down, but the door girl and bouncer were super nice and chatty. The place is huge and perhaps better-filled on a non-Sunday. The stage is really strangely formatted. There's a pole of course, but it's right near the edge of the stage thus making it difficult for more pole-savvy girls to do a whole lot.

The bartenders and waitresses were the best looking of the gals wandering the gigantic, empty floor. They were attentive and chatty, but not too pushy. The dancers themselves really weren't much to write home about, but points are given for diversity. If you have an ethnic preference, this night at least gave you something to look for.