They are aiming at a mixed clientele: "Gay, straight, black, white, male, female," the co-owner Callin Fortis says.
Together, they opened a boutique on Fifty-second Street, called Klothes Kloset, that catered to a racially mixed clientele eager to see the latest fashions from New York.
The company, which also runs other deep-sea tours, says the Titanic trip attracts a mixed clientele that runs from the superwealthy to people of lesser means.
Like all good hotel bars, it attracts a mixed clientele -- the lone businessmen sipping Scotch and locals with their Colorado microbrews.
WHEN Ulli Rimkus, the owner of Max Fish, a combination bar and informal art gallery on the Lower East Side of Manhattan, opened what she calls a "pop-up" outpost on the Asbury Park Boardwalk in June, she drew "a really mixed clientele," she said.
The popularity of Suckle's all-night sets convinced the management to open their doors to black patrons, and the mixed clientele made the club a focal point of the swinging 60s in London.
It's a mixed clientele, some tourists but also a lot of French business people, drinking over lunch in a way that seems redolent of a more louche and glamorous era.
Cosy pub for a nightcap: Valli Baar Valli Baar hasn't changed since it opened in 1969 - it's all bohemian character, with a mixed clientele of musicians, young hipsters and elderly men knocking back vodka.
Re-base was a club that had a pretty mixed clientele.
We distributed cards in Kudos, Heaven and City of Quebec, venues which attract a mixed clientele including men from ethnic minority backgrounds.
