A few comforting reminders remain at Heck's Cafe For more than 20 years, Heck's Cafe has been a place that I've frequented with friends, business associates and family. My wife and I shared a small table in the back room atrium on our first date. So I excitedly returned to Heck's Cafe, under the new owners, Jeffrey Eisenberg and Michael Weigand, for the first time. Ushered into the back room, I overcame my initial disappointment that the many hanging ferns and plants were no longer there. Today the room is painted with vividly colored walls that are sparsely decorated with mums in vases and photos of florals.
Light shines softly, high lighting the sexy curves and classic form.
Busy and knowing hands move back and forth, back and forth. Impossibly rich and beautiful music fills the air like sweet incense. Couples look passionately into each other's eyes. Some hold hands. Piano bars are the sexy salons of the bar world.