The club is BYOB and no...

The club is BYOB and no smoking is allowed. The music is not too loud and the place looked brand spanking new as I think the club has only been open for less than one year. There are three stages and two dancers work the main stage at all times. The one waitress working there was pretty cool as she did not have much work to do and just wanted to hang out for a bit to rest her feet. A bottle of water costs $5 and is not one of those ultra small bottles.

The dancers would come around and visit with you, but there were not ultra aggressive in nature. Some would come sit on your lap while other would just ask if you wanted a dance. When the managers are not there, the dancers get a bit more personal. Sadly, the managers do show up on busy nights, but luckily on Monday night it was pretty dead. Tipping on the stage gets you some contact so brace your feet as not to get knocked of balance as you get some dancer's rear slammed into you pelvic region. The club can be all nude at times, but seldom does that happen during the stage dances. The quality of dancers vary between 5-8.

The first Tuesday of the month is $5 table dance night. The $5 does not apply to the VIP room where there is a one time cost to get in of $5. You get a VIP wristband on top of the club wristband. The dances are $30, but you can negotiate it down to $20 with some dancers. The level of contact is dependent on the dancer and if the managers are constantly walking by to check on your "busy hands". I got multiple dances in the VIP room and my hands got to roam freely but not into the much desired "triangle". After my dances, the dancer hung around another three of four songs to tease and play around with me.