The
star of the The Teddy Roosevelt Lounge and its most prominent feature is its
bar, beautifully crafted and adorned with hand-carved wood ornaments. Teddy
Roosevelt was a consummate outdoorsman, and his influence is felt in the
design and atmosphere of this incredibly cozy lounge.
There are an array of alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages served here, as well as a variety of hors d'oeuvres and sandwiches. Although it's on the pricy side, everything here is delicious. I particularly recommend the fried shrimp sandwich and the melon soda float.
The lounge is divided into two areas, the front area with the bar and tables, and a back room with both tables and overstuffed couches. The back room is my favorite, as they sometimes have live music. The back room features some large and detailed paintings of the lounge's namesake, so if you're not sitting there you might want to take a stroll back there anyway to see the decor. The back room also has a large fireplace, although I've never seen it lit.
The Teddy Roosevelt Lounge is located on the second level of the S. S. Columbia steamship.
