Livelier than a bar, but not quite a nightclub. It’s not so big so that you'll feel overwhelmed. The décor, with its tall brick walls resembles an old-fashioned train station. The crowd is composed mainly of young professionals and older business people. Live music is featured every single night except for Monday nights, when patrons are encouraged to plug in their iPods for a few spins. A version of live Karaoke with a band is featured on Thursday nights called Skoryoke (it’s named after Mike Skory, the band's leader). Those wishing to participate can submit their request’s online (There won’t be any teleprompters so come prepared with your own.)  Upstairs, there is a longue with couches and a full bar where the college kids like to hang out.