Not a great place from what I saw, especially if you drive up in your own car. I had some friends in town and they wanted to check it out, so we drove up and informed them a couple of us had local ID's. They let us walk in, but service and notice went down hill.
All the tables were marked "reserved" and apparently there was one guy in a suit that was responsible for seating us. The guy in the suit walked right by us twice and didn't even care to help us. When a girl said that we had to go ask him for a seat, we simply left. I think the guy ignored us since he found out that 2 of us were locals.
They should be aware that locals bring them customers.
We were hoping Crazy Horse 3 would be good since Carmen Electra was going to show the next day, but even the front cashier girl had an attitude about us trying to figure out when she was going to be there. All she could say, "it's up to her, we don't know when she shows.. she should be here around 9pm or 10pm". Seems like a waste of advertising around town if the customers won't know when she will show.
I'll give it another try in the future with friends in town, hopefully they will read this and understand locals have out of town friends we entertain. Also they should be better at greeting customers when they walk in and give customers seating promptly.
--- Where to go?
I can highly recommend Hustler. That place knows how to treat customers. We exited Crazy Horse 3 and went to Hustler where we had been the night before. Hustler sat us in a bottle booth without even asking for a purchase of a bottle. They remembered us from the previous night. More girls, better atmosphere, and the waitress are way friendlier.