Cyber Cafe
Located in Morningside Heights a few blocks from Columbia University campus. The first thing one notices is the place is much longer than it is wide, red and black coloring are predominate through out the place. The first section has black table's and chairs with red cushions, along the walls are cozy semi private booths. The lighting is dim but just bright enough to read by.
To get to the second section one must walk through a small opening in a concrete knee wall and chain link fence that stretches nearly to the ceiling 15ft above, Red and black drapes are hung haphazardly along the inside of the fence. Within this section the lighting is noticeably darker, give a more intimate feel. Red and black couches with matching coffee table's line each of the walls and the short knee walls separating the sections. A replica of the first knee wall and fence separates the second section from the finally section, which is more brightly light than the other two sections.
The closer one gets to the counter the more bright the lighting, at the counter they sell a variety of coffee's and other drinks, as well as a variety of pastries, muffins and other snack foods. Along each wall in this section a low counter runs along it periodically spaced with chairs and computers that customers my rent by the hour, all come equipped with World of Warcraft and a variety of other games. In the center of this section is a few more tables evenly space about. Finally just to the side of the counter is a short hall leading to the restrooms. The walls throughout are painted in red and black patterns and adorned with varies works of art, from ink plots to dark Gothic images to replica's of famous paintings and pictures. Above all of this is gray beams and piping lay exposed overhead.
