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'''[[Casablanca|The Casablanca Restaurant -- Foyer and Bar -- Albuquerque]]''' | '''[[Casablanca|The Casablanca Restaurant -- Foyer and Bar -- Albuquerque]]''' | ||
| − | {{pad|3em}}Elegance and the rich style of Southwest decor pervade the foyer of the Casablanca. The floor is tiled in a faux brick gold, and white alabaster columns arch upwards into the high ceiling. A varnished ebony desk attended by a courteous hostess separates this entryway from the dimly lit bar just beyond. A large clock mounted on the wall behind the desk shows the time as Wed May 14 03:53:56 2008. Through the archway to the west, elegant tables and chairs can be seen in the restaurant's main dining room. | + | {{pad|3em}}Elegance and the rich style of Southwest decor pervade the foyer of the Casablanca. The floor is tiled in a faux brick gold, and white alabaster columns arch upwards into the high ceiling. A varnished ebony desk attended by a courteous hostess separates this entryway from the dimly lit bar just beyond. A large clock mounted on the wall behind the desk shows the time as {{{1|Wed May 14 03:53:56 2008}}}. Through the archway to the west, elegant tables and chairs can be seen in the restaurant's main dining room. |
{{pad|3em}}Moving directly into the classy bar/lounge, one finds an atmosphere of unique style. Several pictures along the wall depict scenes from the Old West. A variety of potted plants enliven the lounge, adding a touch of greenery to the surroundings. Candles cast flickering shadows over the room, the soft lighting glinting off the rows upon rows of wineglasses hanging upside down from a long rack above the bar. The various tables scattered about the room seem sleek and expensive. Indeed, this seems to be quite a popular hangout for wealthy singles. The bartender offers up a '[[Casablanca/Drinks|drinks menu]]' and '[[Casablanca/Dessert|dessert menu]]'. | {{pad|3em}}Moving directly into the classy bar/lounge, one finds an atmosphere of unique style. Several pictures along the wall depict scenes from the Old West. A variety of potted plants enliven the lounge, adding a touch of greenery to the surroundings. Candles cast flickering shadows over the room, the soft lighting glinting off the rows upon rows of wineglasses hanging upside down from a long rack above the bar. The various tables scattered about the room seem sleek and expensive. Indeed, this seems to be quite a popular hangout for wealthy singles. The bartender offers up a '[[Casablanca/Drinks|drinks menu]]' and '[[Casablanca/Dessert|dessert menu]]'. | ||
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[[Casablanca Dining Room|Dining Room]] <W> {{pad}} [[O8_--_Montgomery_Blvd:_100_East|Montgomery Blvd.]] <O> | [[Casablanca Dining Room|Dining Room]] <W> {{pad}} [[O8_--_Montgomery_Blvd:_100_East|Montgomery Blvd.]] <O> | ||
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Latest revision as of 16:33, 19 April 2011
The Casablanca Restaurant -- Foyer and Bar -- Albuquerque
Elegance and the rich style of Southwest decor pervade the foyer of the Casablanca. The floor is tiled in a faux brick gold, and white alabaster columns arch upwards into the high ceiling. A varnished ebony desk attended by a courteous hostess separates this entryway from the dimly lit bar just beyond. A large clock mounted on the wall behind the desk shows the time as Wed May 14 03:53:56 2008. Through the archway to the west, elegant tables and chairs can be seen in the restaurant's main dining room.
Moving directly into the classy bar/lounge, one finds an atmosphere of unique style. Several pictures along the wall depict scenes from the Old West. A variety of potted plants enliven the lounge, adding a touch of greenery to the surroundings. Candles cast flickering shadows over the room, the soft lighting glinting off the rows upon rows of wineglasses hanging upside down from a long rack above the bar. The various tables scattered about the room seem sleek and expensive. Indeed, this seems to be quite a popular hangout for wealthy singles. The bartender offers up a 'drinks menu' and 'dessert menu'.
Obvious exits:
Dining Room <W> Montgomery Blvd. <O>