Spread out in a dimly lit room that seats 125 guests at tables, booths, high-tops, and stools at its substantial riveted stainless steel bar, Red Lulu arrests your attention with vivid red flocked wallpaper and shimmering red glass chandeliers.
Behind the bar and in a massive restored glass breakfront rescued from a landfill, more than 180 Mexican tequilas beckon you in hues of crystal and amber that glisten in the sparse light. This cabinet is but one formerly orphaned item reclaimed and repurposed by Red Lulu. Brawny old cast-iron pedestals support tabletops hewn from once-forgotten lumber. Shabby-chic doors and elaborate wrought iron pa
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