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Forest Room 5
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If you don't mind aloof service (and maybe the occasional/regular additional drink you hadn't had or ordered tacked to your bill), Forest Room Five is the real deal. The bartenders seem cool if aloof and the place is definitely art/psych-ful, if that makes sense. If you like obscure art-film, you'll love the place - that's pretty much what the place is in feel. I have personally only experienced the ""inflated bill"" once, myself, though I hear from many people that have been there (and from people around me while I'm there) that it happened, and any ""error"" seems to tend to be an ""upward"" error. The tapas is pretty good, too, there.
Pros: atmosphere and inspiration (in a bit of a dark way in a few senses of the term)
Cons: service (for many people)
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