There's a beautiful mahogany bar, and huge windows face the Warehouse District. It's sophisticated, not pretentious. Windows stretch from the ceiling to the floor. Loring has made a name in the Twin Cities for combining elegance and elan. The art is sometimes strange, but the Lounge definitely lives up to its name.
Comfortable sofas are either hidden or right within view of the dance floor.
The DJ aptly appeals to the sensibilities of house-music lovers. Disco lights and a full bar. Best of all, there is no cover, and the bouncers are friendly. Seven bucks and a long drive to his studio lend a good chance of seeing him. Prince opens his doors to the public around 1 a.m.