Whisk yourself off to the never-never land of 19th-century France, with a mosaic floor and overstuffed sofas as luxurious as the menu of 100 types of bubbly, including vintage Dom Pérignon for big spenders. Dueling pianos draw a crowd; there's no cover charge, but expect a two-drink minimum.
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