High ceilings, miles of draped chiffon, and huge Romanesque murals set the scene for this dramatic restaurant, named after the film noir classic. The menu changes according to the season and dishes show Thai, Italian, and Mediterranean influences. Desserts are made in-house. Lunch sees a lot of business folk, but dinners are packed with a cool, eclectic, good-looking crowd of devoted fans. Since it's located a few steps off the main drag, the restaurant's able to offer good food at competitive prices.