Seric B.
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Such a cool little spot in what appears to be a converted church house into a little speakeasy/lounge. The place was really cool, amazing decor and music, and the cocktails were phenomenal. I went with two other people and between the three of is we tried nearly all the main drinks on the menu: Champagne Piña Colada, Nod to Nothing, Midori Splice, Champ Stamp, Bolo Tie, and the Mulholland Drive. No complaints about any of them, there were all fantastic! My oersonal favorites were the Midori Splice which had a nice cool melon tang, and the Champ Stamp which was a very smokey, mezcal-forward, strawberry drink that paired together much better than I expected. However the Champagne Piña Colada seemed to be a big hit for a lot of other folks there. Beyond the drinks, the service staff and bartenders were amazing, so friendly, welcoming, and even happy to chat a bit! I would definitely recommend checking this place out, my only note I’d make is just be aware that it is a very small and busy spot. I’ve heard generally there is a long line to get in and though the wait time for us was fairly minimal, the first bit of it was standing and were shuffled around a but until we could be seated at a table. Be prepared for the space to be very small and crowded, but with that in mind, that is sort of part of the experience and to be expected when it’s such a clearly loved and highly coveted local watering hole with very limited space.