Went here on a date night, was wanting a big city spot with a view and this place delivers. We found a cozy spot up in the balcony and the pink lighting makes the scene. One of the best bars for feeling like you are not in Minneapolis and many of the windows have great views. The staff that is dressed in all black are professional experienced and service orientated. Will be back next time I need a big city fix! read more

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Cool views and cool drinks. Nice service and a fun place for a little date or small group.

We came for an after dinner drink and ordered a Brown Derby and Blanton's. My drink was delicious and our bartender was very helpful in answering any questions that we had. The ambiance was quaint and cozy, but lacked some prohibition themed decor/attire. Seating is limited and some couches/rooms were reserved for private parties or groups of 6+. There was quite an eclectic group of people when we were there but hey, if that's what floats your boat, go for it I guess. On our way down, I couldn't see the elevator capacity but I'm sure we were overloaded because that was the longest 27 floor elevator ride I've ever taken in my life. read more

I heard this place was really fun and bougie and was excited to give it a try. The views are spectacular and the feel of the place was very retro - I loved it as soon as I walked in. But for what the bar was trying to represent - an upscale cocktail lounge - it fell extremely short. The cocktails were fine, but when I'm paying $14 for a drink I expect more than fine. Also the ice they used was the same kind of ice you would use in a water glass and the drinks became watery before we were halfway through them. I would expect an upscale cocktail bar to know that you need one large chunk of ice so that it doesn't melt as fast and won't water down the drink. The one waitress they had working was great, very helpful and knowledgeable... when you could find her. Not her fault she was hard to find, the bar itself was understaffed and she was doing her best. Whoever does their staffing needs to realize that one waitress isn't enough when you have 50+ people in a bar. The views are great and worth going to see - but I'd suggest going early before it gets too crowded, and maybe get a glass of wine. read more

The views are beautiful. The drinks are delicious, but you pay. As for the bartenders service we had on November 11... Horrible. If you are a person of color, others will be served before you. Even when another in line pointed out to the bartenders that you (the person of color) were there first. HUGELY disappointed. Last I knew, all money is green. read more

Fun place for an intimate conversation and great cocktails! Definitely a place I enjoy visiting when in the city. read more

Prohibition - Beautiful drink #champagne - Lounges Near Me - Minneapolis, Minnesota

I've been coming here on and off for 6 years. I cannot believe I haven't reviewed Prohibition yet! The place is gorgeous. Located on the 27th floor of the W Hotel inside the Foshay Tower, it opens at 5pm everyday. They used to have their Happy Hour from 5pm-7pm every day, but on our most recent visit we learned they changed that to Monday - Friday only, no more weekends. It was a treat to pay $5 for a luscious cocktail and always a nice surprise to see what kind of cocktails they would have that day. An Epiphany - the most beautiful cocktail ever! Grey Goose La Poire (pear vodka), St. Germain Elderflower liquer, and champagne. They place the orchid on the end of your glass, and you can drop it right inside if you wish. It was almost too pretty to drink! Bluephoria - another masterpiece. Stoli Blueberi, St. Germain, fresh squeezed lime, fresh blueberries. Absolutely delicious. I've had this cocktail twice now, and both times it almost "blue" me away. An excellent spot to enjoy some wonderful views of Minneapolis. The space is not very big, but it works well. Prohibition is the perfect place to enjoy a cocktail before splurging on a magnificent dinner at Manny's Steakhouse. It has become a favorite of ours since living here. A definite must if you are staying at the W Hotel and visiting this city! read more

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It was hard to not give this one a five. Amazing drinks, luxurious setting and absolutely stunning views of downtown Minneapolis. I've been to Prohibition twice, and I'm sure I will visit again soon! To give you a little background info, Prohibition is a "speakeasy" on the 27th floor of the glamorous Foshay Tower. The tower has been converted into an upscale hotel--The W--and you can still visit the observation deck for Panoramic views of downtown. The bar was once a luxurious penthouse for Wilbur Foshay. Starting with the drinks; everything is fantastic and made to perfection. You can't go wrong with the Minnesota Mule, but the Maple Leaf is truly unique. This cocktail is the epitome of mixology--or at least I thought so at the time. Vanilla vodka, lemon and lime, orange juice, maple syrup and rimmed with vanilla sugar, if I remember correctly. The service is great, but not the most welcoming. I would wear something nice, because the staff and clientele will give you a side-eye if you're in your Twins hoodie. Also, the prices aren't great. You're looking at around $15 per cocktail, unless you visit on a weekday during happy hour, then they are only about $8. read more

Prohibition - Prosecco was good, but the Maple Leaf was to die for! - Lounges Near Me - Minneapolis, Minnesota

Super cool speakeasy-style bar overlooking downtown Minneapolis from the 27th floor of Foshay Tower. The drinks are well crafted but not terribly inventive, more just classic old school cocktails. A little pricey, a little posh, and very very small, it's a nice place to tuck away for a small group or one-on-one for a conversation. I dug it. read more

Prohibition - Dark and sultry with good strong drinks. - Lounges Near Me - Minneapolis, Minnesota

For an almost rooftop bar, this place has it down solid as a lounge. I liked that there were plenty of seating areas and even a chaise near the window with a million dollar view. I do have to say that I wasn't too big of a fan of their drinks though. Although I was one of the DD's (a perpetual one, actually), a small sip of the midori sour that usually does the trick at giving me tipsy didn't do jack. In fact, I couldn't taste any alcohol contents in it at all. Overall, I'd say to pre-game somewhere before going there. After all, The Living Room is right downstairs but Prohibition is a bit classier and quieter. read more

My friend was celebrating her birthday and reserved the lofted space here. It was a very nice space and perfect for a small group of people. The drinks were very good and about $13-$20 for the cocktails. Which for a place like this is expected. Some drinks are more depending on what type of alcohol you choose. The food was quite good surprisingly. I ordered the dry rub wings. $15 for about 10ish wings give or take. It was more than I expected and they were some of the best wings I have had in a while! Super tasty and flavorful. They did not disappoint. The waitress and staff was very nice as well and accommodating. The reserved space I believe is $150 per hour. So if you order foods/drinks that get you to $150 then you are covered for the hour. Great place to have a birthday celebration, impress a date, or just have a fancy night with some friends! read more

I liked the vibe of this place. Foods are good because they bring from nanny's steakhouse. Drinks are good they can make good cocktail. Our server was so polite so cute (Jane). I'll come back read more

Prohibition - Lounges Near Me - Minneapolis, Minnesota

I wish I had better service! Amazing drinks, fun options, and great ambiance but I wish there was more attentive staff! The dirty martini wasn't quite enough for me, it should have been dirtier. I ordered Belvedere, top shelf vodka, and I still feel that the waitress treated me like I ordered svedka. Very inappropriate considering I am paying for top shelf alcohol. Thank you to the bar but no thanks to my waitress! read more

Prohibition - Lounges Near Me - Minneapolis, Minnesota

My husband and I came here on a recommendation and we were sooo impressed! We were pleasantly surprised to find out it was happy hour. We both ordered cocktails off the HH menu--they were more than happy to make me a mock-tail (due to me being pregnant). We had amazing seats on a couch tucked away in the corner which a view of the high rises. We stayed for over an hour just relaxing, talking, really enjoying ourselves!! They ended up comping my mock-tail which was so sweet and unexpected!! I guess that is why they mean by Minnesota-nice. :) we will definitely recommend this gem to friends and be back next time we are in town! read more

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This is my absolute favorite place to go! The staff is beautiful and not snotty at all. The views of the city are wonderful. The food and drinks are made to absolute perfection and the atmosphere is dangerously romantic and intimate. I walked in there and wandered around and thought for sure I would find a couple off in one the hidden nooks of the place getting it on! It's that great! Obviously the menu is all out delicious! If you go downtown and haven't been here you are missing out... To whoever thought about this idea kudos the only thing that was missing was Sinatra in the corner singing "send in the clowns" read more

One of my favorite spots to drink, for three simple reasons: 1. Megan is the BEST server in the biz. She remembers me and my friends by name, and the drinks we order, many of them after us being there only once! 2. An Epiphany = perfection. Trust me and order it. 3. The view of the city is unparalleled. The only downside is that the space is small and can get crowded occasionally. read more

Prohibition - An Epiphany. - Lounges Near Me - Minneapolis, Minnesota

Meh. Kind of a weird vibe in here, very pink lighting and a mixed crowd (so pretty typical for a hotel bar). Drinks were fine, but nothing to write home about. Took a bit to get the waitress' attention, and she completely messed up one of our drinks. Also, the "views" from this place were very hyped up, but it's nothing special. The windows are pretty narrow so you can barely see anything when it's dark out anyway. read more

Prohibition - Lounges Near Me - Minneapolis, Minnesota

So in the W hotel in Minneapolis there are 2 bars. Prohibition is at the top of the hotel and quiet small with little windows and a tiny bar. The Living room downstairs is much better in my opinion. Though the bartender was really good and the clientel was very interesting (pot smoking/selling) girl from LA that was from Kentucky and littered with tats and jeans so low the crack of her ass was the first thing you saw when you walked off the elevator and who was there when I showed up at 6pm and came back for a night cap at 10pm....but I digress. Drink selection is exactly like the bar downstairs. Decor is not very nice....and it is a bit chilly there, plus with no good windows for a view at that floor level it was disappointing only able to look at the immediate surroundings (see girl above-grin). Worth a visit.........sure, if only to get a Yelp Check In on your smart phone...other than that...skip it. read more

Prohibition - Suckie...27th floor shot - Lounges Near Me - Minneapolis, Minnesota

We love it here. We stay at the Foshay to come here. Its limited seating so get here early and expect to be paying for a well made drink. The old time vibe in here is amazing. Great wine list and old fashioned cocktails. We would sit up here all night if you could. read more

Prohibition is a very classy bar, no not pretentious and you don't need to get all dressed up, but it's a really nice bar on the 27th floor in the W Hotel. The drinks are superbly mixed and delicious. They're also strong, so I suggest a DD or staying the night in this boutique hotel. read more

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Every time I come here the experience gets exponentially worse. Drinks are mediocre and inconsistent. Last night I ordered an Old Fashioned that tasted like something served at a college bar, half water and horribly mixed, especially for one of the highest priced cocktails in Minneapolis at $16. I have had better cocktails around the city for half the price. Service was slow at around 10 minutes per drink. The thing I found most laughable are the gigantic signs at the entrance to both bars in the W Hotel that outline the required dress code: "Dress to Impress" with details about how clothes should be fitted. Those signs scream trashy. For a place that tells patrons to "dress to impress," Prohibition bar needs to step up their game and serve to impress. read more

Is it just the name of this place that get's me feeling like a fine bootleggin' momma or the fact that I get to say, "I'd like to have an epiphany" every time I order that makes me feel so swank? Sure, the drinks are $15/ea yet somehow you actually feel good about paying that much. I have repeatedly asked for the recipe to the epiphany. I've even called down to the W (where this drink is also served) during the middle of the day to ensure I will have a sober bartender who can give me the recipe. Since this place gets me feeling as scandalous as a speakeasy, I'm posting the recipe for all to see: Grey Goose La Poire (pear flavored vodka) St. Germaine Elderflower Liqueur Veuve Clicquot Champagne topped with an edible orchid Seriously, if you had to buy all the booze to make one of these delectable cocktails at home, you'd be out at least 100 bones, so why not pay $15-20 for someone to make one for you? Careful, more than one is potent. Besides, while I love my Uptown abode with it's rooftop view, you just don't get this kind of skyscraper ambience that you find at this slinky lounge anywhere else in the Minneapple. Still, I'm considering buying the fixin's just so I can have a little taste of the verboten on a week night. I don't know why I'm giving 4-stars instead of 5, maybe because this place would be perfect if it were only to offer a few more options for bites but then, maybe the clientele wouldn't be as beautiful. read more

Prohibition - Ready to have an epiphany? - Lounges Near Me - Minneapolis, Minnesota

This unique bar is on the 27th floor of the Foshay tower which has now been converted to the W hotel. The entire atmosphere of the building is sophisticated and classy. The bar itself, which I would more describe as a lounge, has a 1920's era feel, most likely due to its roots as a speakeasy. The area is pretty small (maybe 10-15 tables/couches) and seat yourself so it's kind of hard to find a spot, especially during peak hours. There is the option of getting one of the lounge areas up some stairs with bottle service for $300. When we eventually found a spot there were amazing views of the city. Very relaxing vibe albeit somewhat exclusive. We ordered drinks that were tasty for sure but, in my opinion, overpriced. The bathrooms had an interesting open layout that was kind of fun. I would say the highlight of the bar was the service- our waitress, Shaleesa, was awesome. Very helpful and attentive. Even when I accidentally spilt my wine, she provided a complimentary refill. Overall, it was a fun experience for a night out with some friends! read more

Great night views of the city on the 27th floor. The service is friendly and prompt. The cocktail menu is decent. A little something for everyone. The specialty cocktails are the same as the ones served on the first floor in 'The Living Room'. I had a Sazerac, which they make with Knob Creek Rye. It was very good. My second cocktail was a Makers Mark old-fashioned. A perfect way to cap off the evening, following dinner at Manny's Steakhouse, also on the first floor. read more

Should visit at least once. Very pricey for drinks but worth at least one drink to enjoy the unique atmosphere. Initial bartender was great - helpful and welcoming. After that service was very slow and disappointing. read more

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Attentive staff, beautiful piece of history in one space! The hotel guest services took the time to tell us so much about it and WOW!! So cool! Will visit again! read more

Prohibition - Awesome furniture big enough for some great close conversations :) - Lounges Near Me - Minneapolis, Minnesota

I have been to the Prohibition bar twice since I discovered it this year! The speakeasy atmosphere is so inviting to myself and my crowd. I like to go out with friends that are not into drinking like we used to in college. Its nice to go to a very chill and mature lounge. The servers are willing to make anything you wish, I usually end up teaching them about a new drink! Andrea is amazing I had her both times that I have been to the Prohibition. Drinks here are very delicious with a sizable amount of alcohol in them(they don't get cheap on you). I will disclose that if you pay for service then you receive service. A+B=A&B. I had a room reserved for a birthday party(a $400 an hour room minimum). Needless to say a hefty price yet the guests were all extremely satisfied with the service and room which had sky to floor windows. I will be returning soon thanks Julie and Andrea! -Shiny read more

For the prices, the tackiness, and the straight out of central casting for a high school musical version of Wall Street crowd, you're better off buying a bottle of liquor and getting a room on one of the upper floors at the W. It'll be no more expensive, the view will be comparable, and you can better control the smarm and vapidity of your company. *side eye* read more

Pretty people, pretty view, pretty place and pretty drinks. The only thing that's not pretty here are the prices; if you are from LA or NY their prices will make you feel right at home. The restrooms do have a great view, they are reminiscent of the Viceroy in Miami. This a much more chill place than its counterpart The Living Room downstairs. I would recommend you start your night here and then go downstairs about 1230 when it's popping more. Otherwise if all you want is to have an intimate conversation then this is the place to go. Dress nice as nobody likes to be all dressed up and then see somebody walk out the elevator looking like you're going to McDonalds. read more

"You're writing a Yelp review in your head right now, aren't you?" Damn smartass girlfriend. But she was right. It was the exact moment Prohibition went from a 4 star review to a 2 star review. My lady and I were stopping in for a classy cocktail, which we often imbibe after a night at the Guthrie. This was our first visit to Prohibition. I don't have any plans to make another. Prohibition is a little off the main downtown nightlife circuits, and being in a hotel draws in an odd assortment of people. Perhaps good people watching, if you're into David Lynch films. That's okay, I wasn't there for people watching. I was there for 1. good cocktails 2. good views. First unpleasant surprise: the views weren't that great. If you had that one table by that one window, perhaps they were pretty impressive. But overall, there aren't enough windows, they aren't big enough, and they don't all face anything worth looking out upon. I think for a moment I managed to stand by one facing a parking ramp. We retired instead to a windowless corner where we could at least sit down. On the cocktail front, things were looking more promising. My brandy Old Fashioned was damn good, and I watched the bartender assemble it with diligence and craft. Now that's what a classy cocktail is all about. My girlfriend got a Manhattan, which I should have sampled while I had the chance. Money be damned, we decide on a second round later. A waitress happens to find us, and I order a Manhattan this time, and my girlfriend a Whiskey Sour. We are delivered two things. One appears it could be a Manhattan. The other also looks a lot more like a Manhattan than a Whiskey Sour. Yet they sure as hell don't taste anything like a Manhattan. All I taste are whiskey, water and a strange peanut aftertaste. The waitress has disappeared already, and an entire wedding party seems to have stepped off the elevator. I don't have much faith in her swinging by again in the near future, so instead I nudge and needle my way through the crowd to the bar. I explain to the predicament to the bartender, the same who made my damn good Old Fashioned. He identifies the offending drink as a Manhattan (if you say so, bub), and slaps together a quick Whiskey Sour (what? No egg white??). I return with my substandard drinks, and my mood quickly declines. My girlfriend notes a distinct difference between my Manhattan, and the one she had earlier (which she described as good, but not as good as my OF). I don't know if the sudden crowd of people led to a sudden drop in craftsmanship, but really I don't care. When you're charging $10-15 dollars a drink, you need to deliver. Forcing myself through an expensive but unenjoyable cocktail sure colored the rest of my experience. I guess you could have a nice time at Prohibition, but I didn't, and at these prices, I don't give many second chances. read more

Meg and I joined friends for Happy Hour at the Prohibition (27th floor of the W hotel aka the view is something special). Getting up to the bar is a show in itself--imagine the Pink Panther redecorating Dracula's lair. The hotel lobby is dark with the most absurd fuchsia pink lighting everywhere--trendy? Maybe but a little over my head. At Prohibition, the happy hour deals run from 5-7: $5 specialty drinks, wine, beer, and a few select appetizers. Your options are limited but in the spirit of autumn, the bar offers a themed scotch mixer that tastes like a hot trip to the pumpkin patch. If you're feeling a little more classic, try out their swanky take on the Manhattan with a raspberry kicker that's strong but not too sweet. We tried the Thai Noodle Shrimp Salad but it was bland and an odd combination with the other fall festivities. I'd skip the "eats" and just stick with the "drinks". We learned fast that once the sun sets the dress code becomes gray hair or no hair as the silver foxes and cougars prowl the night. Meg and I were a little young for this scene, but definitely the place to be if you're single, spicy, and 35+. **Helpful hint: Be prepared for fuchsia lighting to take over the bar after the sun sets. This mood lighting makes it hard to tell if hot stuff at the bar is George Clooney or your middle school gym teacher. But if you are up for surprise and the necessary facebook/linked-in reveal the next morning then the suspense makes the night all the more worth it. read more

The sky's the limit at Prohibition Bar in The W Hotel located in downtown Minneapolis. This swanky, speak-easy style bar on the 27th floor of the Foshay Tower allows you to adore one of the top skylines in the U.S. in a striking and bold 1920s art deco setting. Get a seat with a view during happy hour from 5:00-7:00 p.m. (M-F) before it gets crowded. The cocktails are both esthetically pleasing and palatable. The Epiphany with the edible fuchsia dendrobium orchid and the Maple Leaf cocktails are my favorites. They have a happy hour menu and one from Manny's Restaurant downstairs. The oysters and beef carpaccio are nice starters to have before you move your party onto the next place. Bottom line: Seating is limited. Unless you are delighted to stand in heels, arrive before 6:15 p.m. on the weekends. The Living Room on the main floor will be more exciting in the wee hours of the night. read more

Abysmal experience. The bartender was annoying (constant, non-clever, borderline schizophrenic banter), the prices were over the top, and my drink was complete crap. When I go to a place like this I expect the person behind the bar to know what they are doing. Not this guy. He free-poured mixed drinks in a clumsy and ignorant fashion. I saw a Manhattan get made with half a glass of vermouth. WTF. My Sazerac was awful. It was cloyingly sweet, low quality Absinthe and the whiskey was nearly nonexistent. The large, pithy piece of lemon peel was simply the used piece of toilet paper floating in my toilet of a drink. While the concept is great, and I can see how there would be the appeal, but the experience tonight was simply a joke. I paid for my drink and bolted. Egads. read more

I can sum this bar up with one word, experience. Meaning, you only need to go here once to have the experience, and then you can go somewhere else. I visited this location while staying at the W over the weekend. The windows are so small, you can barely see out of them...so much for the views. The bar has maybe 5-6 seats and the walking area is so small you can barely get around if there's even a slight rush of people. Something I found rather odd was the fact that they had a kid (under 15 years old) performing in one of the corners of the floor...a kid performing...in a dimly lit bar with all drinking adults. I don't know if it's just me, but that's not something I expected. One thing I would recommend, is visiting the lobby bar. The atmosphere is spectacular, bar service is good, and the bartenders are eye candy. I have some friends staying here next month, and we'll most likely have one drink at prohibition and spend most of our time down at the lobby bar. read more

If you're yearning for the days of hanging out with the popular crowd, then Prohibition is the place for you. The design of the place is really quite beautiful, but the sheer amount of people they allow in basically kills it--which sucks when person #17 bumps into you and your $14 mixed drink...and not in a cute, flirty way mind you. If you love crowded clubs and places people want to see and be seen, this is your place. If not, don't walk, run! read more

Let me start by saying this a review for happy hour ONLY. I would not pay the prices required to have drinks here between any hours other than 5-7p. With thay being said.. When I step into Prohibition I feel like I am almost instantly elevated to top 100 coolest people in Minneapolis. There is something about the vike and lighting, as well as the outstanding views, that just makes you feel.. well.. better than everyone else. In the world. Ok back down off my high horse, Swank paired with $5 cosmopolitan-eqsue martinis, I can do no wrong! I came here with some friends before our company holiday party, and while it is a bit cramped for a large group, the ambiance is really unbeatable. Come here for a quick happy hour drink to impress a first date. Make sure she doesn't order off the real menu though :-) read more

I think Prohibition is - far and away - the most disappointing experiences I've had in my 8 or so months living in the Twin Cities. The location, high up in the beautiful Foshay tower, is spectacular which makes the bar's weaknesses so painfully apparent. The drinks were strong, albeit pricey, but one doesn't quibble with expensive drinks in a beautiful bar near the top of a historic skyscraper/W hotel. What one quibbles with is the lack of imagination and sophistication of the bar's management and design. I like electronic music. I came of age in NYC and London during the era of Trance. But, Jesus Christ, sitting in a beautiful bar listening to the most blaring and horrifically derivative house music for an hour and half is not my idea of a good time. The service was slow and mediocre (the female servers seemed to be dressed in a Playboy meets Roller Derby attire) and the crowd kind of low-rent and, well, icky (I only mention this given the relative snootiness of the place). I know it's a recession but why bother having a door man if this is the clientele? The layout, as mentioned, by other reviewers is horrendous. A very awkward set up for any kind of conversation. It's not the WORST bar I've been to here but it's really a disappointment after seeing it listed as the best of the best in all of those local top ten lists. I don't plan to be going back anytime soon. And, if I had out of town guests, I'd much rather take them to the Honey Lounge (below the Ginger Hop) in NE Minneapolis. read more

"This place sure is fancy" - me getting on the elevator I liked prohibition. Wait, I mean the bar, not the "period from 1919 to 1933, during which the sale, manufacture, and transportation of alcohol for consumption were banned nationally as mandated in the Eighteenth Amendment to the United States Constitution" Thank you, Wikipedia. This was a fun place to go for a round of cocktails before dinner. I agree with Karen S. that the set up is apartment like. Like the really nice apartment of someone I don't know. So it's nice that I have this option. Great city views that I didn't know existed in Minneapolis. The best view is from the bathroom. I appreciated the hook for my purse in the bathroom stall. And the shared and open sink allows you to make sure everyone is washing after using. Thumbs up for hygiene. read more

Beauuuuuutiful view. We came here after having dinner and drinks at Nightingale. We had a nice, tall 4 topper bar table we were really lucky to score as the place was PACKED. If we hadn't gotten there kind of early this probably would be a different review because I'm certain they just pack people in this place. There's a variety of types of seating. For example, there are tables w/chairs, odd chairs grouped together, low stools and ottomans around coffee tables, chaises etc. and this makes it different and visually appealing, especially in low light with the city sparkling behind you. In typical Midwest fashion, it's an upscal-ish place that still has a few folks in casual clothing, which I don't mind. We had good service. Come for the views, not the drinks. It's pricey for cocktails. My drink was tasty but the drinks at Nightingale were just as good at a third of the price. This is where you buy something simple like a cognac or scotch and sip it slow. read more

$13 dollar drink for an Old Fashioned. That's simple syrup, whiskey (Makers Mark preferably), ice, bitters and an orange peel. Did they sneak in some crack or heroine in the drink to justify the price? If they did, I didn't feel it because I wasn't scratching off my skin, selling my body or stealing money from my mom's purse so I can buy another hit. Not the best Old Fashioned I've ever tasted; especially for the price. Well then, I must be paying extra for the view. Oh, you mean the view from the portholes they call windows? If you are lucky enough to find a seat next to these "windows" then I guess you can strain your brain to rationalize paying an extra 3-4 dollars. If I want to pay top dollar for classic drinks and a good view, I'll make sure the establishment has a golden pole jutting from an elevated stage *wink* *wink*. On a positive note. The bartender provided excellent service, the staff looked like they were attentive and the drink was strong. I won't go back for the view, if that is what they are truly selling. read more