Q: You are given a review about a place. You need to provide a rating from "1 star" to "5 stars" for this place.
i originally heard about this lounge from a coworker who must have gone there opening weekend for a birthday get together. her description of the building's history and that crazy amazing plexiglass elevator shaft thing had me intrigued to say the least.

i tried to look up it's web site (none) and even went to az88's site to see if it had a link. nothing. so i checked with my plugged in yelpers and you guys did not fail me! read the reviews and decided i had to check it out.

sho nuff some fellow yelper friends felt the same way and by kismat invited me to join them. based on the reviews and what i had heard, i was expecting industrial steel and exposed brick - not at all. much more soft, loungey and classy than i had pictured. uber dim, with plenty of low, gray couches lined up along the four walls of the massive entry level, which surround a large, four-sided bar. one side of the room appeared to be all tall tables, if that's your thing.

service was pretty good, she was patient with our amorphous group that kept coming and going and disappearing to explore the elevator shaft and the second floor... speaking of the second floor, don't get me started. you'll just have to go and check that out for yourself. but i will tell you that there's another smaller bar up there and lots more booth style seating and a good view of the action below.

for a saturday night this place was incredibly empty. fine with me - i could hear and be served in a timely manner. i don't think that will last for long though - this place has huge potential and is truly unlike any other bar/lounge around.

oh, i should mention that per the yelp reviews i read, i did not try any of the food. it all looked pretty uninspiring, as Erica so aptly noted, and based on what we saw come out and the descriptions we read on the menu, indeed didn't seem worthy of the prices.
A:
4 stars