DLUX is a restaurant that is still struggling to figure out what it would like to be.  I have been twice and both times left me wanting. \n\nPros:\n\n- The interior is beautiful.  I LOVE looking at the bar.\n- The sweet potato fries are nothing to write home about alone, but are delicious with the siracha mayo.  \n- The service is friendly, but green. \n- Seating was immediate.\n- Plenty of ramp parking not too far away\n\nCons:\n\n- The food was unremarkable.  It wasn't bad by any means, but easily forgotten.  I really appreciate that DLUX took a chance with the vegetarian white bean burger, but it was lost in the bun.   \n\n-  The music was far too loud at night.  It was at a level that would have been fine if it was full of bar patrons, but the restaurant was almost empty.   It resulted in a lot of shouting to waiters and dining companions.\n\n- The toasted marshmallow milkshake was a total loss.  The milkshake had the consistency of water.  And, the marshmallow is not toasted - it is burnt.  It took a couple of hours to clear the ash taste out of the mouth.  The pecan milkshake was rich, but watery and unremarkable.\n\n- I know this is a bit nit picky, but the lighting did not transition to dinner at the right time.  It felt like we were eating in a cafeteria until the lighting changed.  Then, the atmosphere was much better.\n\nOverall:\n\nIt is an easily forgettable, unoffensive place for a quick first date with an internet connection.  There are just too many other great places nearby to go back to DLUX again.