I made the mistake of going upstairs first, and for about a half hour couldn't figure out what all the excitement was about this place. When I came downstairs I totally got it - it would be a pretty standard dive, but the crazy tall outer wall surrounding the terrace covered in ivy (or something like it?) also makes you feel like you're in your own private garden.\n\nBooze -They have a full bar, but what I really enjoyed was the selection of microbrews from Boreale & Alexander Keith's. The beers are pretty cheap, I want to say about $6/20oz for any of the microbrews.\n\nCrowd - It's packed in just the right way - not too tough to find a table, but still consistently almost full. The crowd is mixed, but overall skews young-ish (think mid-20's).\n\nService - The waitresses are always outrageously busy, and won't always start a tab for you. Don't let this deter you - just keep it in mind when you're thinking about waiting to order your next beer.\n\nMusic - Upstairs they were playing a weird mix of 90's alt rock tunes, but down at the terrace it's more of an indie vibe.\n\nBut really, the most important thing here is the overall atmosphere. You just have to see this terrace. It's amazing. Combine that with a bunch of young happy people having a cheap beer and you've won my heart. Even though this would be a pretty cool spot regardless, there's something really special about getting that feeling like you're in your own little world somewhere.