The Welton Street location was pretty much ready for him to move in, with booths lining the walls and a dance floor that doubles as dining space; he just added some televisions. It already had a stage, and Borne is taking full advantage of it, with rotating jazz and funk bands every Friday (6 to 9 p.m., no cover), a twenty-piece jazz orchestra every first and third Tuesday, and a three-piece set the other Tuesdays. The crowd, which tends to be older (forty and up) enjoys the jazz, he says. He had a blues show on Valentine's Day, and vows that he will never play hip-hop, unless someone decides to sing it during the new Sunday Karaoke.

Booths line both sides of dance floor.

Twenty-piece orchestra every first and third Tuesday.

Now called  Randall's   at New Climax, the restaurant is a family business. Borne is the youngest of sixteen siblings, many of them cooks - and he says he's not the best in his family. One family member inspired him to open the business in the first place: "My brother, Paul, passed away in 1998, and it was his dream to own his own bar and restaurant. So I tried it, and has stuck with it ever since," says Borne.