That's what Sullivan's is. A la carte delights for the discerning carnivore. And to help that porterhouse down, someone like Hank Hehmsoth, James Polk, or Obatallah tickles the ivories of the big piano, with maybe a saxophone to help it along. The arrival of Sullivan's, with its adjoining Ringside music room, was key in filling up empty warehouses with swank pubs and eateries, and they offer valet parking to alleviate one major drawback of entering the warehouse district. This North Austin establishment has been around for the better part of a decade and deals primarily in blues and blues-based rock.
Romance is definitely the leitmotif.
The music starts at 8pm Friday and Saturday nights. 900 E. Braker, 837-9396. All you moondoggies and betties wishing to catch the live performances should visit between 1-6pm, Saturdays and Sundays. On Tuesdays, they have open mike nights for acts that range from folk to blues, and Fridays they book bands they've run across and deemed underdogs in the Austin music scene. Coming soon, Sunday gospel shows.