Lots of people avoid this place because they don't like hippie holes with jam bands. All the times I go, there's other music. Ska, Blues on Wednesdays; special events with DJ's etc.
There are two indoor rooms; one with the bar, stage, rear DJ booth, dance floor, and a couple high-top tables. The other room is outlined in super plush leather couches and high top tables with a loungy glow.
There are two outdoor areas; one off to the side, as a patio for hanging out and smoking, the other much larger area has a full outdoor stage, smaller side-bar, seating, misters to keep you cool, and smoking. A resident Artist works out there and sells his pieces from $20-100. (would be much more expensive anywhere else). Talk to him about his proto-type street rocket he's launching... :)
Drinks are strong and priced ok. On weekend nights the cover ranges from $5-$15, to support the band.
Even in the economic downturn this place still brings in a little crowd, not like the bars on Mill where the crickets hang out with the cocktail waitresses until the frat boys arrive.