The lit-from-underneath dance floor is still there, but the clientele has changed.
But while the food has stayed the same at the restaurant, he said, the clientele has changed.
Mr. Andrews, 31, who has been a professional psychic for 10 years, commented that the clientele has been changing lately.
Fish also has to be much fresher now, as the new-cuisine methods of preparing it have edged toward medium-rare and the clientele has become more demanding.
But now most of the clientele has disappeared, and daily occupancy levels have plunged, ranging from 10 to 20percentt, said Nigel Roberts, the general manager.
Since August, when the club instituted its Latin night on Fridays, the clientele has included Hispanic politicians, police brass and jockeys from the Meadowlands racetrack nearby.
But then again, because the trips cost so much and the clientele has such high standards, they have to be.
Of course, the most marked difference is that the clientele has gone from Chinese immigrants to hipsters, but the charm remains.
You have to understand, this type of clientele has their own style, their own rules.
Around half the clientele had been Jewish, the Gestapo estimated.
