They took notes and commented on that when we arrived. There were only three tables occupied when we arrived at 7 p.m., though two or three others filled while we were there. It wasn't a dressy crowd, just shirts and slacks. The look is art deco, tastefully done in dark green and mauve. Walls sport artwork and murals.
Napkins wait in the stemware.
A few screens divide the room into halves. Except for one substantial pause, service was excellent right from the beginning. Our waiter went a little further than most in explaining the menu. The special was an ostrich salad. Seafood Beggar's Purse is the most popular dish, he said.