It’s closed for renovations on the first floor. I remember seeing a sign saying the upstairs is still open during the renovations. Don’t worry, Duke lovers, it’s still open.

Their wine by the glass is a huge pour for unbelievably cheap. The bartender doesn’t drink wine, however, so don’t expect any recommendations (lame).

We ate there a few times when it first opened; the food was quite mediocre. No matter what time of night one would walk by, there were few customers inside; it is surprising the establishment stayed open as long as it did. The opening of the far superior Ulah Bistro next door was probably its death knell.

Indulj restaurant and Lounge is now open both upstairs and downstairs. The menu features southern cuisine with a twist…more upscale. The new decor and the atmosphere is outstanding, and they have live jazz on Fridays and Saturdays on the first floor. If you liked Duke City, it must not take much to satisfy you. Indulj is definitely on a level that way exceeds where Duke City ever was. It’s definitely a place to check out.