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| - I was told, prior to going, that this was a place where "People dressed up to take selfies". Turns out, that was correct at 10pm on a Saturday night. There were a few other bachelorette parties there, but the place was surprisingly not very full. The VIP section (we did not opt for it, $150 btl of champagne? No.) really didn't seem that VIP, it looked like a couch in the open like where were were sitting (opposite side of large room). Awesome part was that we were given complementary sangria, which was nearly sickly sweet. I loved it. The music was good for dancing, but the environment there was slower than you'd expect on a Saturday night. I think there were a total of 3 men in the place, who appeared to be there with female counterparts. There is also a dress code, that is reasonable. I am kicking myself I didn't check out the Speakeasy, which is straight through the main floor. I was thankful that we were able to snag seating, so sitting and sipping sangria in heels was my kind of thing. The bride wanted more upbeat with bodies actually dancing, so our time here was short-lived.
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