There's Ronnie's Atlanta Rhythm Section and Peter Frampton T-shirts that you can tell he actually wore. Other display cases contain original concert posters, fliers, and tickets. The interior of the cafe is trimmed in rustic wood. Simple wood tables and chairs sit on top of a spacious, dark carpeted floor. A small stage connected to the back wall is arranged with instruments that stand in front of a Jack Daniel's Whiskey backdrop.
Gold records decorate the wall behind the bar opposite the front door.
Along the front of the room, a large staircase stretches upward from the ground floor. Another bar is on the second-floor loft where revelers look down on the stage and dance area from behind a wood railing. The cafe's menu, which is a cardboard model of a vinyl record inside its cover, is an unapologetic homage to the band' s oeuvre and its Southern roots. The food is good, simple, and indulgent. The Bobby Croft Band, a group of middle-aged locals with an Allmanesque sound, are the night's preliminary entertainment.