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First of all, the Itamae Izakaya as a whole. A small hole in the wall, no more than a few square. High ceilings, some kind of gray stone walls, I have for me, and nice dark wood details. The venue along with the three cool (and pleasant) Asians who worked, the pretty-but certainly not hard-high hip hop music (which I normally detest) and the beautiful dishes that were served was really the icing on the cake hit the streets
First of all, the Itamae Izakaya as a whole. A small hole in the wall, no more than a few square. High ceilings, some kind of gray stone walls, I have for me, and nice dark wood details. The venue along with the three cool (and pleasant) Asians who worked, the pretty-but certainly not hard-high hip...
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