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    Eleven Twenty-Two

    4.3 (318 reviews)
    Open 5:00 pm - 1:00 am (Next day)

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    Moderate noise
    Casual
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    Classy

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    Lisa K.

    For starters, this venue only seats 25 ish people at a time, so be prepared to wait in a long line on peak nights. Pretty sure my party waited at least 30 if not 45 min. Also if you're bigger than a party of 4, there's really no guarantee you'll be seated all together so might be better off to buy a front of the line reservation pass. Also the booths and tables are extremely uncomfortable, tight for 4 people, and the music/lighting is extremely sleepy. Once you're inside the library room, they lock your phone up in a Yonder bag so you can't take photos/videos of your cool cocktails which is also super lame for us Yelpers. Not sure how some of these folks got photos inside the bar based on some photos I've seen online. Then the host/hostess takes you inside to the bar which is dimly lit and definitely feels very prohibition era, including the music which was a bit sleepy. Once seated, you send one person from your party up to the bar to order drinks which I found to be kind of annoying considering I could barely even get out of my seat. I got the Sesamiso which was presented with a cloche smoker which was very much a showstopper and I wish I had a video of it. I appreciated the interesting flavor combo of rye whiskey, miso, and sesame oil, but in all honesty I've had better Smokey old fashioned cocktails with unique flavor profiles while living in Vegas. Might be worth the wait for most to experience once, but I'm in no rush to head back to 1122.

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    GG J.

    I really wanted to love this speakeasy, but unfortunately it truly wasn't worth the time or money. We arrived a bit after they opened at 5pm and waited in line for nearly 45 mins before being let in. Cocktail prices averaged at around $18 each but they were just not good. The highlight was the cute, christmasy decor and fun holiday mugs. But again, just not worth the wait or money.

    Anton N.

    There are places you visit, and then there are places you are admitted. Eleven Twenty-Two belongs firmly to the latter. Tucked discreetly in Paso Robles, modest in size yet vast in presence, this speakeasy feels less like a bar and more like a carefully kept secret--one passed quietly between those who appreciate precision, patience, and a properly made drink. On the evening we arrived, the bar was dressed for the season. Christmas lights glowed warmly against dark wood and polished surfaces, casting a gentle shimmer across the room. Hats, sweaters, and festive cheer filled the air, yet nothing felt loud or careless. It was celebration with restraint. Merriment with manners. Because the space is small--and intentionally so--time here is measured. One hour. Two or three drinks. Then, graciously, you pass the torch so others may partake. It's a system rooted not in limitation, but in courtesy. A reminder that elegance is often maintained by knowing when to step aside. Music floated through the room like a well-chosen companion--neither commanding nor absent. Contemporary notes brushed against something older, something refined, as if the playlist itself were having a polite conversation across decades. It felt timeless. Appropriate. Exactly right. The drinks, however, are where Eleven Twenty-Two reveals its true character. One cocktail arrived in a ceramic dinosaur mug--festive, playful, and surprisingly dignified. A holiday creation layered with vodka, crème de cacao, and other winter comforts best left to mystery. It was balanced, thoughtful, and quietly indulgent. The kind of drink that doesn't announce itself, but rewards attention. Then came the moment everyone remembers. The Dire Wolf. Prepared with walnut bitters, maple brown sugar, cinnamon, and deep Whiskey Rye warmth, it arrived not simply as a drink but as a ceremony. A glass cloche was placed gently over the vessel, ignited smoke curling upward like a whispered spell. The cloche lifted. The aroma bloomed. The room seemed to pause. It was theatre, yes--but disciplined theatre. No excess. No flourish without purpose. Just enough smoke to perfume the moment, to remind you that craft can still surprise when handled with restraint. The Dire Wolf was bold yet composed, warming without heaviness, a drink that lingered in both hand and memory. What made the evening truly special, though, was not only what was poured--but who shared the space. Guests arrived on either side of us, and conversation sparked easily. Locals, travelers, visitors from Los Angeles, guests from out of state--all gathered shoulder to shoulder, united by curiosity and good spirits. There was laughter, genuine exchange, and that rare feeling of communal ease. Strangers becoming acquaintances, if only for an hour, in a room that seemed designed for precisely that purpose. The staff moved with quiet authority. Professional, attentive, deeply knowledgeable. They spoke with confidence but never ego, guiding the experience rather than performing it. You could sense pride in their work--not loud pride, but the kind that comes from mastery practiced daily. By the time our hour came to a close, we felt not rushed, but complete. As though the evening had unfolded exactly as intended. Eleven Twenty-Two is not a place for excess. It is a place for intention. For measured delight. For craft elevated to ritual. In a world increasingly fond of noise, Eleven Twenty-Two chooses poise. And in doing so, it offers one of the most memorable hours Paso Robles has to give--especially in winter, when warmth matters most. If you are fortunate enough to be admitted, step inside. Raise a glass. And allow time--brief as it may be--to do what it does best.

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    Deena B.

    Waited outside for 15 minutes, when we got inside after a lecture about a 1 hour max visit that would include a 20 minute warning to leave. Upon entering we saw the bar top was empty and about 9 other patrons were on sofas. So much for being busy, insert eye roll here. The drinks were $18 and ridiculously minuscule. The staff was very unfriendly and cold. Not so much as a smile or courteous gesture from any of the staff. You could hear them sh*t talking about the customers behind the bar. The bar top consists of sitting on a pinhead style seat that is fixed to the floor, which is very uncomfortable. I gave it a one star for originality, but I would never go back to this place again, I absolutely do not recommend this place.

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    Winston C.

    We made a reservation for this place on a Wednesday evening, and it turned out to be a bit less packed because it was a weekday. Like what most have shared, this is a cute speakeasy with the 1920ish prohibition era vibes. No phones, they sealed it in a pouch that you hold onto, and once you're done, they unlock it at the front. There were 3-4 bartenders, dressed all fancy. They have a long list of drinks to try out. A place to try. Very chill and private.

    Cute clean bathroom
    Nichole M.

    After our dinner at Hatch, we asked for bar recommendations from two people, and both times they suggested 1122. I already had it bookmarked on my Yelp list, but I did not plan ahead and did not make a reservation, so I was not sure how it would go. We decided to just walk over and see if we could get in. To get to the speakeasy, you walk down an alley and find it tucked in the back, with large, cute fire lanterns marking the entrance. We arrived around 7:30, and there were a few people in line. We asked if walk ins were allowed, and the host let us know they are always welcome; you just have to wait. We only waited about 10 minutes to get in. They will check your ID, even if you look old enough, and they do verify that it is valid and not expired. So be sure to bring it with you. (Not typically an issue for the younger crowd, but I sometimes leave mine behind if I am not driving, and I look 100; so just a heads up!) When you walk in, the foyer and introduction area are adorable. They open a bookcase to bring you into the main area, which is small, quaint, and full of charming details. The vibe is warm and cozy, and they really commit to the whole 1920's experience. They do collect your phone and seal it in a small bag, so you cannot take pictures; just capture the moments mentally. We have been to several speakeasies, and sometimes the drinks can feel a little too intense; either overly alcoholic, too bitter, or too unusual. But my drink, the NTS, was perfect! It was the most balanced drink I have ever had; not too sweet and not too bitter. It was absolutely beautiful and delicious. Even the bathrooms were adorable and super clean. The only thing to note is that this speakeasy felt a bit more open than others we have been to; it was not quite as hidden or underground in feel. Still, I would absolutely recommend this place to both visitors and locals. It was a great experience from start to finish.

    Vicky C.

    No wait on a Wednesday evening for 2 around 9 PM. The bar had a bunch of Halloween decors which was fun! The drinks were slightly on the sweeter side but still a good break from all the wine tasting in Paso Robles!

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    HD 8.

    This was our 3rd visit to Paso this year, and we (along with another couple) ALWAYS make 1122 a MUST stop during our weekend. Matt, the door man always has a smile and makes you feel welcomed. Matt, behind the bar (we love that guy) makes great conversation and drinks. This last trip, we had the pleasure of being served by Annie, she's so nice, however we felt like there's room for improvement on her cocktails. Maybe we're just used to having Matt tend for us, not sure. But regardless, 1122 will always be a stop for us when in Paso. And side note, the NO phone policy is much appreciated.

    Stephanie B.

    Intimate speakeasy with delicious drinks! It's located in the alley behind Pappy McGregors. I highly suggest going right when they open or make a reservation as there is limited seating. When you enter, you're brought into a small room that looks like a library. You can have a photo taken in that room, but after that your phones are locked up in a bag for the duration of your visit. As you leave, the staff will unlock the bag. You order drinks at either end of the bar and someone brings your drinks. First speakeasy I've had to do that at. They do not let you split the bill so plan on one card for the tab.

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    Intimate speakeasy with delicious cocktails and good ambiance! You have to try the butter pecan old fashion!

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    Great cocktails and amazing bartenders--not a bad place to pop in for an after dinner drink!

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    Bouncer was so rude! Gave us bad vibes for the evening. Not a great place for a good time

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    We had such a great time here. We loved the ambiance and the cocktails. Everything was perfect and we cant wait to return .

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    Nice bar but don't patronize until they get rid of doorman Matt. Horrible person told us to leave if we didn't like it! Yuck!!

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    Ask the Community - Eleven Twenty-Two

    Is the establishment wheelchair accessible?

    It is, but it might a little tight once you are inside.

    Do you have live music?

    No I am sorry. We do not.

    Do you accept walk ins on Thursdays?

    Yes we do! We except walk in every night of the week we are open. We actually save 75% of our seating for walk ins. See you on Thursday!

    Can you smoke cigars in the speakeasy?

    No you can't smoke inside

    I have 13 ppl that would like to end their amazing race team buliding event at your place but will you allow folks in shorts and T's?

    I’m so sorry

    What is the dress code? Do we need to dress up or are nice jeans and a sweater ok?

    We are very casual. Jeans and a sweater are perfect. The only things we don’t allow in are Jersey’s, Bathing Suits and Gym clothes.

    Are children allowed?

    Nope. It's a bar for adults only

    What is the maximum capacity?

    Yeah was going to say around 30, it's pretty small in there but it's a cool place.

    Is there a dress code?

    No dress code.

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    Review Highlights - Eleven Twenty-Two

    But now Eleven Twenty-Two is going to be the main reason to come back (I can go wine tasting anywhere in California ‍).

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