The back bar features an up-lit liquor display that is reflected in a tilted mirror. A raised television is easy to see from seats at the bar or from tables and chairs farther away. Truncated ceiling beams above the bar rhythmically interrupt the neon lit cove ceiling that wraps around the perimeter of the space. And while the ceiling plane is painted in a soothing burnt cream color, the vertical soffits are midnight purple for a distinct contrast reminiscent of the striped chair backs seen in the front seating group. The walls around the bar level are a combination of mahogany and a brushed metallic wall covering in sage green, for a look of iridescence.
Niches provide special places for artwork as well as valuable wine and champagne displays.
Upstairs, guests arrive at an entrance to the dining room that is similar to that experienced on the first floor. A metal tile floor leads to a small holding bar that seats 10. Like the bar downstairs, this one is under-lit, however the bar front is upholstered in big, puffy squares of orange vinyl. The lowered ceiling soffit that hovers above this bar accents the space. Some of the dining room's booth seating is visible from the bar area, so Clark jazzed up the backs of these booths.