This place is an honest to god urban oasis in downtown Dallas. A clean, cool, elegant model of spare modern design, really comfortable places to sit and sleep, interesting things to look at, and, of course Michael's bar. Ha ha, single malt scotch and nice glassware was the antidote to what ailed us after fighting traffic and the Texas heat. But there were so many drink choices that there's something to suit just about anyone's taste. Making coffee, too, was a delight, with a quality coffee device and Gevalia in the fridge, along with fresh half and half for the Nespresso frother - perfect. Great lighting, roomy enough for a gathering, this would've been the perfect place to get your friends together - with so many local relatives, though, we visited out and didn't have the opportunity to impress anyone but ourselves. When hunting for food or entertainment, there are plenty of good places nearby; we settled on a place in Lowest Greenville for late night snacks when all else was closed. Back at Michael's place, ease of entry/exit with a car was a real plus, with a security gate and automated garage door right off the street.