Looks like an oversized house from...

Looks like an oversized house from the outside, but is a serious club on the inside. Bright and shiny.

So here's what I like best about the place. The main stage, not huge but big enough to see from anywhere in the main club has little tunnel behind it with mirrored/high gloss surfaces that goes back a ways. There are several places around the horn that have walk out stages so that's no so much unique, but the entrance is wide enough where several of the dancers used it to their advantage during their sets to nice effect. It's kind of something you need to see for yourself, but it's cool. What's also cool is the short set of steps at the other end. Here's how stage tipping works at Chester's. Walk up with dollar. Put dollar where you want it. Grab the hand rails with both hands and hold on tight. Get the picture? Great value for said dollar.

Maddy is a redhead with first rate stage presence. Not a rookie, but very fit/attractive and was great company. Really not a hands on place, but the dances are pretty solid at the tables. The ones in back aren't going to be barn burners, but you do get better contact than out front. Staff is cool. There's a side stage near then entrance that wasn't going the night I was there but looks like it could be fun the way it's set into a corner with mirrors around. The bar was pretty impressive looking, covering almost the entire wall and with the vaulted ceilings the place really had a spacious feel to it. Very well done design in limited space, with plasmas put high enough where you get good visibility from most angles. The girls overall were pretty good looking, and Kendra (long black hair) was also a standout. Christie was attentive and quick with the drinks, and thanks to Lea for helping in my quest for food (an iffy priority when touring)...