If you do show up not meeting the dress code, you won't get in, but you also won't get a rude dismissal. You'll be given a pass to get in free the next time. Classy, but also practical. The owners don't want to create ill will by turning away future customers just because they didn't know about the dress code. Comfy couches are everywhere, even along the small dance floor, and they're perfect for cozy conversations.
Paintings line the walls and are available for purchase.
The most popular drinks in the house are the mega-martinis in 12 ounce glasses. There are about 15 on the menu, but they can make up to 115 different kinds, so just ask if your fave isn't listed. DJs rule the house, spinning music that's moody or thumping, depending on the hour or the crowd. Wednesdays are '80s retro nights when former Pterodactyl DJ Matt Bolick shows why that club was the hottest thing going in town in the 1980s. On Friday nights, women get in free.