Ties, jackets and well-shined shoes are the norm. Tall glass doors greet patrons and the bar is dominated by mahogany. The long wood bar is softly lit from a glowing stain glassed ceiling. Adjacent to the bar, the dining room is lined with a series of mahogany archways and cloth topped tables and cozy booths. The walls are adorned with a giant brass framed mirror and classic Americana oil paintings.
Fancy chandeliers drop from the ceilings and overly ornate curtains hang from windows.
The waiting area has big comfy chairs with marble topped end tables. Many of the patrons are older, ranging from 55 and up, but there is a sizable contingent all the way down to 21. The bar is often packed with the beautiful people of Saint Louis. The older crowd is made up of true urban players. They are the type of folks that patronized Gaslight Square and the Mississippi riverboat cruises.