Though liquor was served in the Great Room, food was not.  Those looking to fuel themselves before seeking their passions, or those looking to replace what had been depleted in such pursuits, were welcomed in the Casbah.  The waiters and waitresses dressed in costumes of black and white, suits with long tails, white gloves for the men, and short little skirts for the ladies with heels that made them sway seductively ... though never so seductively, of course, as the courtesans, the brides, themselves.<br/><br/>Three small private rooms were available, for an additional cost, and at times, half the restaurant could be booked for private parties, such as those typically thrown for men (or ladies) who were about to enter supposedly monogamous relationships, or when some flashy family wanted to highlight the fact that their son was becoming a man.<br/><br/>A variety of cuisines are available, though the variety of steaks are the most popular, seemingly something that translates well with the Casbah's exotic and eclectic clientele.<br/><br/>Hookahs are also available at four tables in the restaurant's midsection.<br/><br/><div align="center">(http://i.imgur.com/tcz7iuJ.jpg)      (http://i.imgur.com/7UJ3xZp.jpg)      (http://i.imgur.com/dRGOCso.jpg)</div>