Walk in the first door, pay...

Walk in the first door, pay the doorman and sign his membership agreement and you get in the 2nd door. If he forgets to tell you, you can get your drink from the Coke machine behind the DJ booth. This place sure isn't about ambiance, just in case you were still confused about that, hit the bathroom. The stage is along one wall of a sparsely filled room. It's got about a dozen tables with chairs with plenty of room to stretch out. I think the music was all rap/hip-hop during my visit which didn't seem like the preferred music of the clientele, but maybe the staff. There were supposedly 9 dancers, I counted 3 white and 5 black. None of the black ones did anything for me, of the white ones, one was a good 7.5 (maybe a Gary 9), the other two were 6-7. I sensed that there may have been some racial tensions, or at least divisions among the staff. I was asked if I was with law enforcement during one of the sales pitches I received, but didn't take any. The one I really liked went off to the VIP for a long time, and I wasn't interested enough in the others to partake, so I left without partaking. I might try again sometime if I was after some dances, but wouldn't go just to hang out and watch the show and listen to the music while I enjoyed my soda.