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Night Light Lounge
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Well-heeled creative types are known to mingle here. Happy hr and brunch are particularly popular. Hip, moody ambience. Decadent cocktails.
great place!. planned a birthday party stop for food and drinks and it was a wonderful experience. First, I'd like to say that our waitress, Anna, went above and beyond to accommodate us. She was attentive, friendly, and even split our check 5 ways when she saw us stuggling to split it ourselves. I called a couple of times to make sure there would be space for 10 and they were very kind each time I called. Now for the food. Everyone was happy with what they ordered, and I heard raves about the spareribs and the burgers. The prices are great. The drinks quite good as well. Thanks again Anna!…
My Favorite Happy Hour. This is my favorite place to go to Happy Hour. I love to sit outside here in the summer. Watching all the Clinton bicyclists running stop signs and almost getting ran over by cars at the corner during rush hour can be very exciting. It's a great place to people watch too. I love the Happy Hour food and drink specials. They have a beautiful back patio. Dinner there is also yummy. I have been there many many times and with the exception of one occasion when it was very crowded I have pretty much always got prompt service. See you there!…
Va Va Voom!. I'm in infrequently and haven't had a bad experience yet. The service last Saturday was very accomodating. the waiter with glasses and reddish hair was very personable and attentive. The prices are quite reasonable. He forgot part of the order but that was quickly rectified. I tipped generously. The table next to us was loud to the point of rudeness. But this is a bar....in America...domicile of the overpriveliged hipster.…
Good food, great happy hour prices on food, TERRBILE bartender service complete with lots of attitude.. We live in the neighborhood and maybe end up at the Night Light once every 2-3 weeks. Great happy hour food pricing and good food all around. Terrible service and attitude last Saturday from the short haired guy behind the bar. When I asked why the jukebox was only playing 10 seconds of each song, I was informed, "because we have a DJ starting." What happened to customer service? What about something along the lines of, "I'm sorry, we must have forgotton to put a note on the jukebox" or, "what can I do to to make it up?" Instead, I get a blank look and then a snarky attitude ridden, "well, do you want your dollar back?" Well, it was more than a dollar and it wasn't the money, it was the attitude. On the way out, I made a rude comment, which I probably shouldn't have done, so him and his little entourage followed me out. Don't bother putting me on the 86 list, I won't be back.…
