Hunting trophies and mounted fish line the interior of the woodsy Mecca Supper Club, whose log walls evoke the rusticity of a pioneer cabin. Its steak and pasta dinners and "lumberjack-style" breakfast buffet—which features housemade biscuits and sugar-cured bacon—sate country-style cravings by day. But by night, Mecca becomes a happening hub of entertainment, with a bar open until 2 a.m. Sunday–Friday and until 3 a.m. on Saturdays. Twice a week, amateur crooners and hard-partying blue jays step onto the stage, grab the mic, and pick from 10,000 songs during a karaoke-and-dance party that lasts until closing. Wednesdays' open mics invite musicians to band together for instrument-accompanied jams.