This club has been a long...

This club has been a long time (15 yrs) favorite of mine. The comments here about this being like a neighborhood bar with topless dacers, excellent high mileage laps and VIPs are accurate. The music is good - before 11 pm this is not a rap/hiphop crowd and that music, which is not to my liking, is only played if requested by the dancers. And whatever they want is fine by me. During the day/evenings there is lots of classic rock, some country and just enough pop to keep a nice blend. It's also true that the girls tend to hang with the regulars, but two visits spending time with the same two or three girls will qualify you as a regular. You will need to invest a little time but the higher mileage of becoming a regular is well worth the effort.

My latest rec for a specific dancer for anyone interested in a happy ending is Sunshine. She is also crosslisted in Nuvo for OTC services. A real treasure!

But, several recent changes by management that are designed to bring in more cash are really going to cost them in the long run I think. Hopefully "Big Don" or someone who works for him will read this board as the writing on the wall. First, this $2/dance charge to the dude sitting at the cash register next to the newer couch dance area is really a lame idea. I feel like I'm checking out of the friggin Walmart after my dances. It's a tacky system. The $10 lap dance is a BBF tradition, it that goes away so does the incentive the keep this as my fav club. The increase from $50 to $100/30 min in the VIP room which occured about a year ago was also a bad move. Talking with the dancers, there are fewer than half the number of VIP's being done now than before the price increase. Some, not all, of the newer dancers seem to be much pushier trying to get me to do VIP's with them. Maybe the shot at $80 (after the $20 house fee) is making the urge to do hard upsells to the VIP greater. Management just needs to be careful that they keep BBF "different" from the other clubs in Indy otherwise they run the risk of losing their edge over Dancers and The Gold Club. BTW, for Gold Club fans, I heard that the owner of the Gold Club died in a motorcycle crash in July (no helmet laws in Indiana).