The place is a little hard...

The place is a little hard to see from the road because it looks like another warehouse among several warehouses, but there is a sign partway up the hill if you know what you're looking for. There are classical style statues out front, which could either be cheesy or a nice touch and it was more the latter. Person at the door was friendly and didn't get shaken down for a membership. They had just opened when I got there, right after a pretty big thunderstorm. The only reason the t-storm is relevant at all is because it gave me a really funny story to tell once a dancer actually got onstage. It's more the bizarre experience at the gas station that wouldn't pump any gas than the storm, but whatever...the club has two levels. The private dance area is upstairs, but I didn't get one since I was in a bit of a rush. Thinking back on it (and checking the other reviews again) I probably should have done one just because. Very thin crowd since they'd just opened. Saw Pepper dance a couple of songs and chatted a bit. She'd been dancing off and on about 15 years, and you could tell she was really at ease and interacts well with customers. Shelly the bartender was cool. I got a beer for a reasonable price, even though it tasted like piss (think it was Molson Ultra or some similar, terrible brew). Yuengling. Horrible name. Good beer. They didn't have it so there you go. The main level has a very high ceiling, what looks to be some tables in middle of the room and rows of regular seating along the wall opposite the stage. The stage is shaped kind of like a #1, with two pole stations at both of the bump outs. On a side note, thanks to the manager for walking back to call someone out from the back (without me having to ask). Not a bad club, but I think I would go to Teaser's first when near Durham.