Serata

Maybe it's the combination of televisions and disco balls, the crystal chandelier or the exposed ductwork; perhaps the illuminated signs for "bagno" and "fuoco," or the "Come Fly With Me," "Mala Femina" voices of Frank Sinatra and Jerry Vale. Possibly the focal-point bar or the aphorisms on the walls, the canopy with the "S." But what really makes the difference here at Serata is that everybody seems to be having a high-decibel good time instead of keeping to hushed tones and reverential nods.