From the bar two wood-clad brewing vessels are visible in an adjacent room. A cappuccino machine erupts periodically to produce a specialized rendition of a non-fermented brew not as popular here as in America. The printed restaurant guide suggests numerous banquet and dining rooms are available for private parties. The main lounge offers three tall, black Formica tables with padded chrome stools. Nearby booth seating stands surrounded by red-stained wooden walls and light gray granite floors.
Bar mirrors advertising European liquors populate the walls.
A reasonable amount of light does enter from the street through the large shaded windows. A silent TV hangs below the 10-foot red ceiling as Russian pop music fills the room. The bar staff is all male and dress consists of white shirts with black bow ties. The patrons seem mostly males in their thirties but there is a healthy mix of working professionals and visiting tourists. For those with plastic, VISA is accepted.