hey, I just want to thank you for this gorgeous location.
I come by three different times now with various friends for RP scenes and it has never failed to impress, and I told my SG about it in our OOC chat channel and like to talk it up when people look for a 'local bar' that isn't like, a dive.
I usually see one to four other people in there, but I'd love for it to catch on with more so it becomes just maybe a tiny bit more lively.
Your excellent job on the place deserves more attention!
Edit: A friend posted a thought to me and now that they have I agree with them.
This place is marvelous, and I love it, but a "5-star" restaurant it ain't and can never be.
Allow me to explain, as a 30+ year career waiter who has worked in fine dining.
You have a gorgeous upscale restaurant with dueling pianos, singer spot and stage [presumably the pianos can be removed ad it could just have a band], and a large central dance floor, and the dance floor and dueling pianos is what turns into a club, rather than a '5-star restaurant'.
A restaurant of extreme class would only ever have a single piano, where a live player might sit, and no more, and the music would be subdued, not a central theme, as fine diners don't come for the entertainment, the dining with family and friends IS the entertainment.
What the Talos Keys Lounge is, is a wonderful Seafood Restaurant, Grill and club downstairs, with an upscale Bar located upstairs.
Obviously this bar also serves the busy waitstaff to get beverages to all the patrons downstairs too, but it's more likely in a real establishment there would have to be a smaller service bar located downstairs, probably just off the kitchen, where ever it's hiding in that layout, so the service staff weren't going so far out of their way constantly. it's just to time consuming, would make it impossible for the waitstaff to get people their drinks quickly, and that is a huge no-no in the industry. It's how you get bad marks, rating, yelp reviews, etc. etc.
Anyhow, like I said, I think it's fantastic and gorgeous, and I'm hyping it up all over my social channels, but I thought you should pull back on the "5-star restaurant" thing, as no 5-star fine dining place would have large scale loud entertainment disturbing the diners, nor the layout preventing waiters from easily getting drinks to every possible corner of the place quickly and easily.