Couples move their hips to the beat of bongo drums and the shake of maracas. The wooden dance floor at the front of the building is large, with room for a crowd of all ages and dancing abilities. And you don't have to know salsa to have a good time. In fact, aside from a few couples who obviously are pros, the rest of the dancers are simply feeling the rhythm of the music and winging it. You don't have to come with a date either.
People dance in groups or mingle with a variety of dance partners.
And if you feel you must practice your steps before sneaking onto the dance floor, another section of the restaurant is open off to the side. Club-goers are an eclectic mix of people who are attracted to the hip gyrating Latin grooves. And if you accidentally shake your hips too much and run into another dancer, no one will kick you out. You can also slip downstairs to the stone-walled basement for a game of darts or pool. The music, of course, is piped downstairs as well, so you won't miss a beat.