Considering that we immediately felt like the oldest people in this place, it immediately felt very welcoming. It smelled like a coffee shop despite being a bar. I mean it really smelt good. The wall of drinks was very overwhelming and when I finally threw up my hands and asked the bartender how to decipher thing, it really got fun. Tiffany we very friendly and quickly explained how things were organized and gave some suggestions based on our tastes. I'm an IPA guy but was on a wine kick tonight and she shed light on some pinot grigios that might work. Got a few tastes and picked a nice screw top blend. My wife ordered and apricot beer and I was surprised that it was inappropriate can but there's nothing that says that all beers are on tap so what's the big deal. Tiffany treated us like the only people in the place despite it being packed, and no, we dont reek of money and rolled up in our Altima. I found a Yelp check in promo and when I showed it to her she was super cool (I've actually had servers get pissed when I show them a Yelp coupon). We only stayed about an hour but we love this place. Our favorite tepanyaki place is right next door, sprouts is right there and a cool Italian joint is right there as well. After a nice Italian dinner we could have ju se t gone home but I'm glad we stopped to check this place out.