It's a slip of a bar: three tiny floors, connected by ancient steps, and with a penchant for chandeliers, velour and taxidermy.
FATTY 'CUE Soon, Mr. Pelaccio will return to his Williamsburg roots for three tiny floors of barbecue spot with Robert Richter, another partner, at the pit.
Just in time for CES 2011, iRobot has taken the virtual sheet off the vacuuming Roomba 700 series and the tiny floor-washing Scooba 230 series.
As Frank Petrone, the town supervisor, stepped to the microphone on the room's tiny dance floor, the catcalls began.
During a party in December, the tiny dance floor was still packed at 2 a.m., an hour after its advertised closing time.
On the tiny, ground floor space, staff ladled generous dollops of veggie stews to office workers, shoppers and students clutching takeaway boxes.
A tiny one floor property in London has been sold after it was put on the market for £275,000 – the same as what it would cost to buy a seven bedroom detached house in Lincolnshire.
Younger locals, however, prefer the Icon Bar at St. James at the Vineyard (265 South Palm Canyon Drive, 866-365-6500), which sports a fun martini menu (Almond Joy, Bubblegum and Jamaica Watermelon) and a tiny dance floor that fills quickly on weekends.
Libby Skala is a composed actress who handles the tiny stage floor at the Abingdon with great comfort, and she is magnetic in a part that clearly means the world to her.
