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Eden Cocktail Room

4.2 (113 reviews)
Open 6:00 pm - 12:00 am (Next day)

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So chill. Great vibe. Great drinks. Bartender was awesome! A great place to get away from the loud.

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Michelle V.

We stopped by Saturday night and were able to get seated without a resy luckily but most people had one so could make it easier to make one! A little tricky to get to bc it's in the alley behind a lot of the businesses on 6th street so try to go with another person / group! Look for the light above the purple door!! Kind of dark and moody inside - old romantic decor We tried the bees knees like cocktail and also the old fashioned style cocktail My husband loved the old fashioned - peach and mint flavor combo The bees knees was pretty good but strong anise flavor for me personally Overall everything was great and we had a nice time Service was super nice and helpful - drinks are made well!

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Michael M.

I loved my experience at Eden Cocktail Room. I'm shocked that I've lived in Austin for years and I've been to 6th street dozens of times and never knew this place existed. The place has great ambiance and vibes. I'm a fan of speakeasies as they aren't as packed as they are more hidden and intimate. And this place provides the perfect speakeasy experience. I enjoyed the music. The bartenders made great cocktails and the service was phenomenal. The cocktail list was robust. I would absolutely return here again.

Angela B.

Made a reservation for a Tuesday and well, it was quite empty. As in we were the only people in the place. The bartender was friendly and polite during the interaction. Drinks ordered were as anticipated and we got 2 rounds of the same drink. The seating was a bit different with the bench seating more firm to keep you sitting more up right. The chairs were definitely for lounging as you sank into them. The entrance was a bit sketch but hey, what do you expect? the inside was dark but not too dark and dimly lit throughout. One single stall restroom that was kept tidy.

Visited with a group of friends after a night on the town. We ABSOLUTELY loved the vibe there! Best part? Our server Eric. He was attentive, so friendly, and the life of the party. 100% will be telling everyone about this hidden gem. Ask for Eric specifically!

The Fall of Dram and Dandelion
Angelica L.

Rating: 3.8/5 Eden has a cool speakeasy vibe and is tucked away in an alley (look for the purple door). I didn't feel very safe walking there at night--even with my husband--so I'd recommend going with a group, especially after dark. There was only one bartender working that night. She greeted us with water and got us seated quickly, but never came back to take our order. We eventually had to walk up to the bar ourselves since she was more engaged in conversation with the two guys seated in front of her. I wil give credit to the beautiful wordsmithing describing each drink. It sounds like a dream but the cocktails didn't live up to it. They weren't bad but for the same price point, I rather go to the Eleanor or the Powder Room for craft cocktails. The decorations are nice though so it is a good place to hang out with friends. Dandelion ($19): Rosa Luna mezcal mingles with italicus, cointreau noir, and agave crowned by a dusting of gold - smokey at its core with gentle whispers of floral & citrus. The Fall of Dram ($19): Monkey shoulder and Armagnac mingle with toasted coconut & a soft touch of soda, creating a warm balanced sip with gentle sweetness.

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Sophie G.

Super vibey and intimate cocktail bar tucked in an alleyway off of dirty sixth. Parking/location - off of dirty sixth so be careful where you park. Fortunately work in downtown nearby so was able to park my car in the lot there. The bar is located in the alley behind sixth, alley will look weird/empty but you will see a light above a pretty door. Recommend making a reservation if you're going at peak team as there are only a handful of tables. Service - our waiter was awesome. Super friendly and very knowledge about what drink to get based on how we were feeling. I'm not usually a gin fan but tried one of their gin based drinks and enjoyed it, then switched to a glass of their house wine. Interior is super vibey, great date spot or for catching up with a few friends.

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Eleni K.

I would avoid this place at all costs. It's in a sketchy location with an unfriendly staff, overpriced cocktails, and generally bad vibes. We had a reservation here for 5 people at 10pm. We walked in thinking we were in the wrong spot because it was in such a bad spot and completely dead inside. At 10:24, the waitress, who had been unfriendly with us since the moment we walked in, told us we'd have to leave in a few minutes because there was another reservation. Girl, I just sat down to my own reservation! There were only 2 other parties in the whole place, not even half full, and quick glance at Resy said there were still open for 5 people at 10:30, 10:45, 11:00, 11:15, etc. I know we were being a little talkative at our table, so I straight up asked the waitress when she returned: "Are we being too loud?" She pretended she didn't understand what I was asking. I just wanted honesty, we would've been quieter if they asked! I cannot FATHOM why a half empty bar on a Saturday night would be passive aggressively asking us to leave, but the vibes were ruined by that point so we left. It left a sour taste in our mouths, we were just a group of friends excited to try a new cocktail bar. Even without the rudeness of the waitress, it was still a red flag from the moment we walked in based on the sketchy Dirty 6th alleyway and the prices for mediocre drinks. Really awful place!

Dandelion & Disco, Old Fashioned, Taste of Eden (clockwise)
Ang F.

OMG. Watch out Whistler's, we think we just found ourselves our new favorite old fashioned. Incredibly smooth and one you want to slow down and sip on!! Hidden behind Dirty Sixth in an Alley Way, Eden us a perfect place to wind down your evening. Creative mixologists, truly enjoying the craft. A small and intimate space. Hint: you may be tempted by fried chicken nearby, but don't do it. Don't ruin the taste left in your mouth by Eden. Pro Tip: order the Dandelion & Disco (mezcal) and Taste of Eden (gin)

Sunil A.

Got a chance to be in Austin for work recently and thought I'd give myself a little speakeasy tour. Eden was my first stop and it was just absolutely delightful. While there, I ran into a group of people that lived in St. Clair Shores which is not to far from where I live in Michigan. What are the odds of that? They were kind enough to invite me to join them since I was on my own, but I was on a schedule. Eden reminds me of a bar we have back home called Black Salt. Both base their cocktails on ancient remedies and theories and their drinks have a very earthy feel to them. I tried a couple of their craft cocktails and they were both excellent. The bartender was both attentive and efficient. I was here pretty early as it was the first stop on the tour, so it was super calm for the moment but it's not a large venue so I imagine it gets loaded up pretty quickly. Cute spot, nice drinks.

Lavender drink, one of the more syrupy ones I had. A bit too rich for me personally but my fiancée enjoyed it
Megan M.

Very intimate experience! Phones are discouraged and flash photography is not allowed which is nice. However, drinks were okay. They have different themes and we were there for the earthy/herbal theme. It was kind of surprising that some of the drinks were pretty syrupy especially with the theme and intention of wellness. I personally believe that $20 was pretty pricey for these drinks. Fun vibes though The staff offered for us to order an additional drink before our reservation was up(about 1.5 hours), so we did. We were not done with our drinks yet when we were told that the other reservation was there and we needed to leave when there were two other tables around us that could seat 2-6 people. The next reservation was for 2 people. Really stinks when we paid $20-$22 per drink

Bethany A.

I enjoyed the vibe of Eden Cocktail Room. It's tucked away in an alley behind 6th Street. I loved that it's cozy without being overdone or feeling too new or flashy. The service was lively--maybe too lively? I ordered The Diary of Eve. The drink was good. My main complaint is that it wasn't cold enough. Overall, my experience wasn't perfect, but I enjoyed the simplicity of the visit. There are a lot of new, polished speakeasies around town, but I still think Eden is worth trying!

Water Of Life
Kristin S.

Speakeasy in an alley.. can't get better than that. Look for the purple door with the red light. Must have reservations as the place is small, but cozy. If you are looking for a little pick me up with a hint of dessert then the Water of Life is your drink. It's warm due to the coffee added to it. It's not overly sweet but you can definitely taste the chocolate and hit of salted caramel.

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Incredible cocktails, tailored to your tastes and preferences. Swanky, but unpretentious. Highly recommend.

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genuinely felt like i discovered a gem walking through the doors with no signage outside. Delectable drinks. Excellent service!

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Powder Room

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4.0
(138 reviews)
0.3 mi

Really fantastic experience!…read more The cocktail menu is diverse and fun. The quality of drinks was excellent. My favorite part was the DJ was also playing electric guitar to accompany some of the songs in his lineup. It was really cool. I've never seen a DJ do that before. The whole time we were there the service and ambience and tastes were top-notch, but the DJ piece really created a memorable experience that leaves me wanting to come back.

We got there on time and had to wait 20 mins to be sat. We were asked to leave our table promptly…read moreat the 90-minute mark from when our reservation was supposed to begin; not factoring the time we lost at the table due to it not being ready for us. But it was more important to the Powder Room that the next group got their table on time, apparently. The drinks took soooo long, we got ONE round in, and were asked to leave the table before our second round arrived. They had no issues when taking our second round order while we were seated, but we were asked to leave the table immediately after. This round also took forever and we drank it standing, crowded, in everyone's way. I was embarrassed as it was my birthday, and I was taking a group of 7 other people - new to Austin - here to check out what was one of my favorite spots. I was bragging about it and chose it over other spots on their list. They hated it. I'm disappointed. Our server was great to us and apologetic about the service bar.

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4.5
(87 reviews)
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We visited Prohibition ATX and loved our experience! Although it took us about 5 minutes to find…read morethe entrance, once we did, we were glad we made the effort. The atmosphere is very relaxed and cozy/fun. The bartenders were very helpful and the drinks were delicious. I highly recommend the old fashioned!

I am a sucker for a speakeasy when it is done right. I love the idea of being somewhere that not…read moreeveryone knows about. It feels like an IYKYK atmosphere. Located off Anderson Mill in the corner of a strip mall is a bookshelf with a door on the right side. If you cannot figure out the entrance, there is a doorbell to ring as well. I believe it is owned by the same people who own The Mill bar right next door, which makes it feel like a cool bonus space. My friend and I sat next to a faux fireplace, where we were greeted by the only bartender working and placed our order. Once he opened the tab, it was disappointing that he never came back to check if we wanted another drink. It wasn't super busy on the Monday we went, but since he was the only one manning the bar, the bartender was always doing something, so I don't blame him fully for not checking back in with us. I ordered a drink called the Velvet Vice. It looked nothing like the picture and tasted similar to an Aviation cocktail with egg whites. I happened to really like it. It is a very relaxed space, but once the speakeasy gimmick wears off, it does not have much else going for it. It is still a cool place, but I am not sure it was worth the lengthy drive to get there. RIYL: A bar hidden behind a bookshelf

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In Plain Sight

In Plain Sight

4.9
(64 reviews)
0.1 mi

Oh how I love this teeny, tiny, adorbs little speakeasy with its neon-light accents…read more I'm talking like seating for 8-12 people tiny. Though tiny, it boasts sleek and aerodynamic vibes with the decor and layout. It's the companion bar to Here Nor There. For that reason alone, you know it's good. Sadly, I've only been able to visit once. Don't feel too badly for me, it's walking distance from my apartment and I shall go again! I'm a sucker for a good craft cocktail, most especially those with a nod towards Europe. When we went, I had the spritz flight (3 different) and my boyfriend had the Dublin Drop. Fantastic! Like I always say about an excellent cocktail, works of liquid art. Service=impeccable. Heads up, they don't take reservations.

In Plain Sight is the sister bar of Here Nor There (IYKYK). That alone is reason enough to visit…read more They recently expanded their business hours and are now open daily. The bar is very tiny (maybe 10 seats at the bar, 4 window seats, and approximately 6 or so seats on the patio). They are walk in only. The lighting is super cool. The color hues subtly change which gives the space a cool ambiance. I happened to be out on a Monday night and decided to stop by for a night cap. When I walked in, I was the only patron. Chad was behind the bar and he was extremely nice and very personable. I started with the Green Reviver #2. It was a melon twist on the classic Corpse Reviver #2 and it was good! I really enjoyed the chive oil. I followed with the House Negroni. This was hands down the best Negroni that I've ever had. The strawberry twist on it elevated it! I finished with a mocktail. I told Chad to surprise me and he made an NA version of the Yellow Margarita. I enjoyed this and it was refreshing! I mentioned to Chad that I like clarified cocktails so he made me a sample of the Clarified Piña Colada. It was really good! The melon and lemongrass gave it an interesting flavor. I was fortunate enough to return a few weeks later. Freya was working behind the bar and he was just as nice and personable as Chad. I tried the Blue Clover Club. I loved the flavors and presentation of this drink! The raspberry lemon foam was so good and added a nice texture! I also had a House Negroni because I enjoyed it so much the first time. I've only visited twice, but In Plain Sight is definitely one of my favorite cocktail bars in Austin. I'm looking forward to returning so that I can try more of their interesting and unique cocktails!

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The Roosevelt Room

The Roosevelt Room

4.4
(926 reviews)
0.3 mi
$$$
Full bar
Takes reservations

Roosevelt Room is a standout cocktail bar and event venue located in the heart of downtown Austin's…read morehistoric Warehouse District. The space has a sophisticated yet inviting atmosphere, making it a great spot for a night out, special occasion, or simply enjoying thoughtfully crafted cocktails. I came here for the first time recently fly to enjoy after dinner cocktails and catch up with a friend. I started with the Oaxaca Old Fashioned, created by Phil Ward in 2007 at Death & Co. in New York City. This cocktail features reposado tequila, Del Maguey Vida mezcal, maguey sap syrup, mole bitters, Angostura bitters, cassia tincture, and a flamed orange peel. The combination of tequila and mezcal brought a beautiful smoky depth, while the mole bitters and orange peel added layers of spice and richness. It was a unique and memorable twist on a classic Old Fashioned. I ended up liking my friends drink better so traded for the Buck to the Future which was another creative standout, featuring George Dickel Rye Whiskey, Lustau Manzanilla Sherry, strawberry-basil-balsamic purée, Nardini Amaro, ginger syrup, lemon, and barrel-smoked black pepper. This cocktail had an impressive balance of sweet, savory, herbal, and smoky flavors. The strawberry and basil brought a fresh brightness, while the sherry, amaro, and rye created a complex backbone with a subtle peppery finish. I then tried the Penicillin, a classic cocktail created by Sam Ross in 2005 at Milk & Honey in New York City. Roosevelt Room's version combines blended Scotch, Ardbeg 10-year Scotch, honey and ginger syrup, and lemon juice, finished with candied ginger. It had a wonderful balance of smoky Scotch, bright citrus, and warming ginger notes. It was smooth, complex, and a great introduction to their cocktail program. Roosevelt Room clearly takes pride in the art of cocktail making, with knowledgeable bartenders and a menu that highlights some of the most influential drinks in modern cocktail history. A must-visit for anyone who appreciates expertly crafted cocktails in an elegant Austin setting.

Upscale yet fun cocktail bar with great staff and drinks…read more Food: 4 Service: 4.5 Atmosphere: 4.5 Cost to worth it rating: 3 Opentableable: yes Return worthiness: yes Highlights - Classy atmosphere - Upstairs has a few tables and a quieter smaller bar - Downstairs has booths tables and a long bar which is a bit more lively - Isaac: skilled bartender that was fun to watch him make the drinks - Great temperature controlled drinks super cold classes--it's the little extra things that make a differene - Some cocktails have very cool glasses: one with a very long stem, a skull, etc. - Martinis: unique shisho and solid vesper - Grilled cheese: looked basic but the gouda and cheddar mix garlic rosemary oil on the sourdough bread, and crispy cheese on edges were great. 4.5 stars - Looks nice but no dress code where the FAQ said come in what you are comfortable in which which I appreciate - Can make reservation on open table and choose upstairs or down Midlights - Downstairs has a different menu than upstairs : down more simple by time period, up more upscale detailed - Pretzels for dessert were just simple tiny crispy choc covered. 3 stars - For the grilled cheese might have been able to go with an upgraded chip from Ruffles--maybe even a Kettle chip Lowlights - Even in quieter upstairs can't hear the bartender when right in front of him - Special board featuring drinks but they were out of the one I wanted

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 rye whiskey, manzanilla sherry, strawberry-basil purée, nardini amaro, ginger syrup, lemon, barrel smoked black pepper
BUCK TO THE FUTURE rye whiskey, manzanilla sherry, strawberry-basil purée, nardini amaro, ginger syrup, lemon, barrel smoked black pepper
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Speakeasy

Speakeasy

3.6
(353 reviews)
0.2 mi
$$

One of the most attractive performing spaces in Austin…read more If they happen to be booking music that you like, you are made in the shade. * The club is on three levels. The Ground Floor: A larger than usual performance space. Larger than usual because it takes up the entire footprint of the building with no space set aside for seating. If you want to dance or they are packing them in SRO, the square footage is there. Okay - it is not as big as the Concourse Project which has an entire South-of the-Airport Industrial Warehouse to work with. But for downtown, it is huge. * The Mezzanine - This is one place to go if you want to sit down. The space is divided between a) a set of large leather chairs with a pool table in the middle. The pool table area is on an open balcony that lets you hear or even watch the bands from on high. There is a bench with stools right on the balcony edge for semi-comfortable listening to the band below. If I am listening to the music, I will take the leather chairs rather than a stool. Ever try boogie-ing on a stool? Ever get transported to a higher place by the mystic beauty of what you are hearing on a stool? Slapstick moments await. However, it is hard to argue with a leather chair for big time listening. b) the Mezzanine bar with and a bunch of chairs and benches near a bowling alley. ?!?!? on the Bowling Alley. The Great Lebowski never had it so good. If you push the matter, the bar might even be able to make you a White Russian. * The Roof - which has one of the nicest and most comfortable roof sitting areas in Austin. There are places with nicer roof views, but not very many places with as much seating and as much comfortable seating. And yes there is a music stage if management decides they want to mix things up soundwise. Mostly though, this is a perfect place to rest your tootsies if standing listening to bands has become too much for you. It is also the perfect safety place if the band downstairs stinks so much, you need two floors of real estate between you and the abomination on stage. * I can't speak for the quality of the bar. I was here for a German government sponsored SXSW showcase - in this case of all Berlin DJs. Berlin DJs are up there with Ibiza DJs for being the best that electronic dance music has to offer. (That night however, an unknown Austin girl filled in for a missing act - and held her own with the best of Berlin. Suxxy Puxxy. Keep your eyes out for her if you like to dance.) The German government was offering free drinks as part of the motivation for you to come in to German Haus and hear free music. No exotic hard to get German beverages but I was pleased to take the normal stuff they were offering. So how good the bar is or how good the musicians they book are are TBD. * * * I generally find the Mohawk is a hard standard to beat ... So it is hard to get me to shift to other clubs. Still the space offered by the Speakeasy is extremely appealing. It would not take much for me to make an excuse to come back.

I've been to speakeasy a dozen times and it's funny how each visit can be completely different…read morebased on the band, event or even floor that you're on. This last visit we were on the main floor watching the live band and the vocalist was SO good. I think they went by the Souvenirs. There were good vibes and lots of dancing and singing. We tried a few drinks but my favorite was the hill country cooler. If you like sweet drinks, this one is for you. It was sweet tea vodka and peach in a cute mason jar with a peach gummy.

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