Revival Social Club (CLOSED)

The former M. Henrietta gets a sleek rustic-industrial look that's heavy on the mood lighting and only slightly marred by the hokey artwork that commands you to "Swap stories over shared plates" and to "Spark something new over spirited cocktails." After several visits, we have yet to find an outstanding cocktail from the thoughtful list (all have been just okay), or consistent service. But if you stick to wine, beer and hearty dishes like the tender coffee-rubbed pork tenderloin or the ridiculously good and sugary monkey bread (only available at brunch)—and you have a lot of time to wait out the pokey service—you'll be just fine.