It's a small bar, standing room only. The bartenders look perpetually bored and I've never seen any of them actually get up on the bar and dance, but they DO have a front-and-center stage for customers. You get asked if you want to come up and dance, and bouncers line the bottom in case some rowdy drunk girl decides to accidentally push you off the crowded stage. It's loud, but fun. Bras hang from the ceiling; I was asked if I wanted to 'donate' mine to the collection, but I declined.
Drink prices aren't awful. The best parts about it are that dress code is relaxed, it's loud enough that you can drink without having to talk to the weird drunk guys buying you drinks, and you can laugh and get rowdy on the stage with your girlfriends. I didn't stay long, but the atmosphere really helped get my nigh started. And there are 2 quiet, open bars with seating literally around the corner and downstairs if you're wanting to go somewhere else.