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    Cozy Pine

    4.0 (319 reviews)
    Closed 2:00 pm - 10:00 PM
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    Camp anawanna and seasonal margarita
    Heather H.

    Went in on another weekday night and were able to accommodate us without a reservation. Got the camp anawanna, still delicious with toasty cocoa notes. And also got the seasonal margarita-prickly pear. I thought it was delicious but my partner thought it was a bit too sweet. Ended with the lava chocolate cake. Yummy but not worth $14, a bit small for that price. Ambiance is impeccable as always, it seems they change the decor ever so slightly? This time there were whispers of skulls, maracas, reminiscent of Dia de los muertos.

    Kelly C.

    Cozy Pine feels like a hidden gem I almost don't want to share. But after the evening we had, I can't help but spill every delicious detail. The moment you walk in, you're wrapped in warm, cozy pine--wood-paneled walls, soft amber lighting, and that unmistakable speakeasy charm. Its very small and cozy, resembling a night out camping. And then there's Angelina. From the moment we sat down, she made the experience absolutely unforgettable. She knew the menu inside and out, recommended a smoked old-fashioned that came with a toasted marshmallow. You can tell she genuinely loves what she does--and it shows. She's the secret ingredient that turns a good night into a great one!

    Apple pie shot
    Jamie W.

    I tried the camp anawanna with marshmallow cocktail and apple pie shot, which were both tasty. The bourbon tasted like fireball, missing the "graham cracker" note, and the apple pie tasted like green apple and no cinnamon. Both had a good balance of liquor and sweetness. The decor makes it a cool place to grab a drink and has a chill cabin vibe. Service was fine, as they made sure to announce last call for the bar and food, but didn't check up on us for anything besides for ordering.

    glamping plate and bbq fries (@justjewelvibes)
    Jewel C.

    genuinely was amazed by how cute this spot was! it's definitely smaller than expected and it really is hidden but worth it! I loved the camp theme and the little cabins that you could sit in. the food and drinks were also amazing! I got the lychee drink which tasted delicious and it was strong. for food, definitely get the bbq fries, the flavor was amazing and addicting. we also got the glamping plate which is like a charcuterie board and I got shrimp and fish tacos. bartender was also super nice and shared with us some PBJ shots! service was great

    Lena K.

    Who'd expect a pretty small restaurant to add a small speakeasy to their location? I think it's brilliant as we all love speakeasies and it was packed, while the restaurant, Bacchus, was empty, on a Saturday night. It was rainy So Cal day so that could explain why no one was dining out. We put ourselves on the wait list which was about 30 mins or so. When we got there, they didn't really check our name. The gal said she only has barstool seating for two. We said, ok. The place is so tiny, but cozy, as the name implies! I found the my drink good, but nothing too crazy special. I had the Camp Anawanna which is a graham cracker infused bourbon and a torched marshmellow drink. It was good, but not for $17. I also didn't care for the service. I don't think I'd return.

    Elle B.

    Tracking down a solid drink in Orange County without stumbling into a sugar bomb takes some effort, but Cozy Pine totally nails the assignment. The space itself has a genuinely cute campground aesthetic that sets the ideal backdrop for a relaxed afternoon or evening out. We went with the Outdoor Oldie and the Lycheed & Loaded cocktails, and both were balanced and delicious. You obviously need proper snacks to anchor drinks that good, and their BBQ Shoestring Fries hit the exact right note of crispy and salty. The environment is effortlessly chill, but the bar program absolutely means business. My idea of camping.

    Menu 12/1/25
    Pree J.

    I have visited Cozy Pine twice now and only have good things to say. Firstly the service is great, all very nice and I got a complimentary smore tart plate from my server the last time I visited. The location is also good, there is tons of parking available and I have never had trouble finding a spot. The drinks here are STRONG which is good, but bad if you're driving, so get a couple snacks to sober you up haha. They usually require reservations due to the small capacity of the Cozy Pine room but I think it is definitely worth checking out!

    James ..

    In search of a fun spot for good conversation that was unique. This place seemed to check all the boxes so I made reservations. It's located in a shopping center so plenty of parking and the cozy pine is located in the back of Bacchus Bar and Bistro so that's where you enter. It took me a second to figure it out. Once you enter you realize how small it is with very few tables so not great for big parties so recommendations are the best. The drinks selections are pretty fun and tasty as well as the fries. Definitely try the fries!!! Service was great and our server always made sure we had what we needed. If you're looking for a cool fun place to get a drink with a couple friends or date night this is definitely a spot to try out. There are amazing food places around as well.

    Hangar steak skewers $22

    Pricey food and drinks for the ambiance. We came during the World Cup and since the Speakeasy is not fully enclosed, we could see the big screen projector above the "roof". There is a window at the entrance and we thought the food and drinks would come out from there, but instead servers kept opening and closing the main sliding door to enter. Kind of an annoyance since people outside can see in, and people inside could see out.

    Our double dates!
    Crystal W.

    We came for apertifs and all of the drinks were soooo good. We tried lychee, dirty Girl Scout (minty whiskey), and a Smokey mezcal. We LOVED their crispy fries. It tasted like Lays BBQ chips.

    Inside - there's only two tents - very cozy. The rest are just like benches
    Yun Ping C.

    I don't go to speakeasies or bars often and my friend wanted to try this spot so we made a reservation to come. Personally, I have never heard of this place before, but my friend said she had seen a lot of tiktoks and it was hard to get a spot. After trying it, I can see why! The inside is very small. The largest party a table can fit is 4 and the whole place can fit maybe 8 parties of 4 max since there's 6 tables and 1 long bar area. We made a reservation for a party of 4 on a Monday at 6:30 pm. Both "tents" which are more intimate tables, were taken already. Food was okay. My friend got the BBQ Shoestring Fries ($12) and my other friend got the Campfire Guacamole ($14). They accidentally gave us the glamping plate ($15). We ended up sharing the Chocolate S'more Tarts ($14) as well. For drinks, my friends got the Camp Anawanna ($17)and Devil's Postpile ($17). I got the Lavender Fields which was a lemon drop which wasn't on the menu. I liked my drink as it was sweet as expected. The server said the Camp Anawanna was one of the sweeter drinks on the menu, but my friend disagreed. She ended up getting a different drink and the server was nice and changed her drink at no extra charge. Overall food and drinks weren't anything crazy, I did enjoy the fries and my drink, but I wouldn't come back specifically for them. The theming for the place is very cool though! Service was a little slower. Since the speakeasy is inside of Bacchus, and in a whole separate room, you can't see when tables need assistance. We found it difficult to get their attention and it got pretty busy in there. They were very nice though. As I said earlier, they changed my friends drink and didn't charge us for the glamping plate since they accidentally gave it to us. For ambience, this is where Cozy Pine excelled. It truly feels like you're in a cabin and the vibes were great. Very cozy and comfy. Perfect for couples or for a girl's night out. I love the decor and even the mugs for the water. The menu is also well curated for the place. I would definitely be back, but give myself some time to enjoy the atmosphere!

    Shannon Z.

    Highly recommend making a reservation when you come! It's VERY tiny and cozy inside (much smaller than we anticipated with only few tables). The interior is SUPER cute and cabin themed with dimly lit orange/firey lighting. It's located inside Bacchus Bar. They have a good selection of finger food here - we ordered bbq fries which were delicious and tasted like bbq chips - the fries were thin and crispy which I love. We also ordered the smores which were more of a cold chocolate pudding inside a cookie wrapped in toasted marshmallows - it was super delicious!! The drinks here are yummy and they have mocktail options available as well.

    Janet R.

    Cozy Pine is located inside Bacchus Bistro in the Quail Hill plaza. Parking is easy and no fuss and the place is very easy to find. Cozy Pine has about 6 seating areas and a few bar top stools in a corner. The ambiance is cute, space is limited, and the decor fits the name. The munchies selections are limited but all sounded great and they had a great selection of unique craft cocktails. Fortunately I was already full from my previous destination for the evening so we just opted to try the drink specials . I ordered the Lychee martini and it was very delightful with a kick that I appreciated. Overall I will definitely be back!

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    Are there gluten free options here?

    Hi Nicole, yes we do have some gluten free options.

    Is there a cancellation fee?

    I believe when I made my reservation, I had up until 24 hours to cancel without a fee

    How many seats are in this space? I'm wondering if I were to have my birthday there. Thanks!

    There was about 6 booths and could fit 2 -3 people in each one and there was a couple high chairs. So maybe around 20 seats

    How far in advance can I make a reservation? I see that it's only an available thru the beginning of December right now.

    They book out 2 weeks from the date you want to reserve.

    Is the food offered enough for dinner or just to accompany the drinks as appetizers?

    It's a super cute place and the snacks are good, but I wouldn't say it's enough for dinner personally. There's a restaurant outside of it that has a much wider menu so you could always eat there if you're still hungry.

    What is your phone number?

    +1 (949) 502-4600 . It is the restaurant we are located in, reservations have to be made through Yelp.

    Do you take reservations on yelp for Saturday nights?

    We do! Friday and Saturday do get booked fairly quickly, you’re welcome to call and check what availability we have on our waitlist.

    What are your hours?

    The Cozy Pine opens at 5:30pm everyday. We close at 9pm on Sundays and 11pm the rest of the week.

    How to cancel a reservation?

    You can call the restaurant or cancel through Yelp or however else you booked the rsvp on

    Do you have any vegan and vegetarian food options?

    A lot of their small bites is vegetarian, and they use a vegan chocolate sauce in some drinks.

    Do you have an non-alcoholic drinks/mocktails?

    Hi, we are currently working on curating one to be on our menu, but our bar team will happily shake or stir something up for you according to your preference!

    Do you need reservations or are walk ins allowed?

    You can walk-in, but might have to wait if it's full since it's small inside. Reservations are easily made on Yelp as well.

    Does it have a full bar?

    Hi, we have a full liquor program. The cocktails are made to order from the main bar at Bacchus, but the space is its own enclosed experience. We hope to see you soon!

    Do you have any beer, wine or non alcoholic options? My husband doesn't like liquor and I'm pregnant but we want to check it out!

    We have beer, wine, and N/A cocktails!

    Are babies allowed?

    Hi, Thank you for contacting us. Currently, we are a 21+ space. We are hoping to extend hours on Saturday and Sunday for younger guests between Noon and 4:30PM.

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