text: My only complaint, truly, was that I found it to be a bit loud and so, once we moved to a sofa seating arrangement, I had a hard time hearing my friends who were sitting across from me. The music was great, just a tad too much on the side of I-am-not-involved-in-the-convo-because-I-have-no-idea-what-the-convo-is.\n\nAll things considered, however, it was fairly minor. At the bar, it wasn't as bad. Maybe that's the key? OK, got that bad news out of the way? Great, moving on.\n\nWe visited level 1.5 twice in one night... I am not sure what that tells you, but I can think of a few things. ;)\n\nThe service was superb (thanks, Brandy!), the drinks were strong (loved the slightly sweet, slightly bitter London Summer and the sweet margarita shot), and the other patrons were awesome. This level envelopes you in the chandelier idea and it's easy to forget  - supported by the amazing service and beautiful draped lighting - that you are in a casino. If I looked carefully (i.e. focused on what was outside the decor) then I could look down to the casino floor and see the clanging slot machines as a reminder (I couldn't hear them, big plus). I also love that the chandelier concept is layered... you can (whether or not you should is another story) thread your hands through the layers of strings that make this wonderful facade. It's just another detail to love, I think.\n\nThe layout is easy to navigate from level to level, seating is comfortable, amenities (read: restrooms and such) are easy to find, and the elevator as you move up and down the casino floors is fun to people watch from (and, to be fair, in).\n\nDefinitely on my \"let's hang out here\" list. We drank well, smiled and laughed much, and generally had a fantastic time. Totally repeatable... often.