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I absolutely LOVE a tiki bar and a speakeasy so this one did not disappoint! Literally the perfect combination. We got lucky since we did not have a reservation. We walked in right around opening and was able to snag a small table. The space itself is decked out with decor and tiki vibes, there's a handful of tables and a bar seating area. They had a live band playing during our stop in to add to the vibes too. The menu itself was long and has so many good options, we had a hard time choosing. Our waitress was great though and gave great suggestions based on what we were looking for. The cocktails turned out great and we will definitely be back next time we're in San Diego!
I LOVE SPEAKEASIES! The vibe and the decor here is amazing- you go in through a hallway of skulls, and there are pufferfish and all sorts of sea creatures and taxidermy like an underwater grotto! The menu is thoughtful, decorative, and descriptive. Staff can explain the drinks very well. Had the pandan and the blue coconut drink- Malambo, Wayfinder, Ube Bae and Saigon Sipper and they HIT!!! Excellent craftsmanship!
False Idol is a tiki bar and speakeasy hidden away at the back of Craft & Commerce. Although indistinguishable from the outside, the entrance to the speakeasy is clear once you enter Craft & Commerce. Our hostess was really nice and let us sit although a couple of our party members were running late. On that note - reservations for a table are quite hard to get here. My friend just happened to see one pop up on OpenTable and immediately grabbed it. If you don't have a reservation, it's standing room only. After walking through a cavern of glowing skulls, you emerge into a lively Tiki atmosphere. Colorful glass baubles hang from the ceiling suspended by a rope netting while Tiki effigies stare at you from the walls. There's even a small waterfall in the back corner. The atmosphere inside is lively and busy. The floor is packed with standing patrons chatting about. Lucky for us, we got to sit at one of the few tables they had available. Every once few minutes, the ceiling thunders because one of the groups orders a punch bowl, complete with sound effects and pyrotechnics. My favorite drink of the night was the Mac Nut Chi Chi. It was sweet and creamy, which contrasted very nicely with the salted macadamia nut. I liked it so much, I even asked for the recipe. Another drink I enjoyed was the Saturn, which is a classic Tiki drink. In comparison to the other drinks of the night, this one felt a bit more posh. It was served up and simple and elegant in its presentation. On the nose, it was very refreshing and citrusy, and on the palate, it was light and refreshing with floral notes. I also enjoyed the Reserve Mai Tai, which was quite strong. I can definitely see why it's so hard to get a table at False Idol. I had an amazing time and would totally come back.
We ate at Craft and Commerce and decided to jump in line for False Idol as walk-ins. Luckily we lined up near opening because there were quite a few reservationists that showed up on a Friday night. We were led into a dimly lit speakeasy soon after lining up. Fortunately we got bar seating. The bar then quickly filled up with many standing as the bar got crowded. As far as drinks, their menu had many listed drinks. Wifey and I started with Rum Old Fashioneds and they were delicious. Our second drink was a King Kong Old Fashioned and it too was yummy. The bartenders were very friendly and attentive. The place was hopping and packed. We will definitely return.
What a fun nightlife spot! If you're looking for a fun place to grab cocktails, this is definitely a spot worth checking out! **Located inside Craft & Commerce Walking into False Idol honestly feels like you've been transported somewhere else. It's hidden behind Craft & Commerce, and once you step inside, the immersive tiki atmosphere really sets the mood. The decor, lighting, and sound effects all come together to make the experience feel fun and memorable. Just know, if you are hoping to sit down, good luck! A lot of reservations are made in advance. However, at the bar, if you see a reservation sign and they're not there yet, staff will let you sit down once it's time to get up for the reserved party. DRINKS: 9/10 The cocktails were creative, well crafted, and definitely strong enough to make you feel like you were getting your money's worth. I also loved how much attention they put into the presentation. Every drink looked like a piece of art and added to the whole tiki experience. SERVICE: 9/10 The staff were friendly and knowledgeable about the menu. They took the time to answer questions and made great recommendations without making us feel rushed. AMBIANCE: 10/10 This is easily the highlight of the experience. The entire space is beautifully designed, and every little detail makes it feel like you've escaped into a hidden tropical bar. It's cozy, intimate, and unlike any other place I've been to in San Diego. Reservations are definitely worth making since the space is on the smaller side and fills up quickly. The only reason I'm giving 4 instead of 5 stars is that, while the experience and ambiance were amazing, the drinks are definitely on the pricier side. I understand you're paying for the craftsmanship and atmosphere, but it's probably not somewhere I'd visit regularly because of that. It's common for tiki bars to be pricey so it was to be expected. Overall, I'm really glad I finally got to experience False Idol. If you're in San Diego and enjoy creative cocktails in a one-of-a-kind atmosphere, I'd definitely recommend checking it out at least once!
Went here with advance knowledge of the place during our PHX to SD whirlwind vacation to see Bob Dylan at the Rady Shell. Had to put in our names, as there is only so much space on an early Saturday evening. Took all of 10 minutes before entry was granted. Led inside to a standing room-only table. Lady friend got the Saturn, myself the 151 Swizzle. I probably did the wrong thing and didn't allow the ice packed on top of the swizzle to melt thoroughly enough into the drink to dilute the 151 overproof black Demerara's rum. Nae worries, brah. It was delicious. Affordable tiki-theme cocktails, decor(!) and atmosphere is why this place will remain popular and a must visit when in Sandy Eggo. Top notch!
We LOVED this spot Drinks were all amazing - sidewinders fang was my favorite - I love passionfruit and it was so good! The interior is super immersive - huge tiki vibes with sound effects included too Def get a resy bc it's not super large and gets busy fast - we walked in around opening time and were able to sit at the bar Service was great / bartenders are so nice and even gave us stickers
Ambiance was amazing, it was like I was in a cave! Great customer service, there was a bit of a wait to get inside and then get a drink order but it was worth it. The drinks were yummy, the Mai Tai was really strong too! I came on a Sunday evening so parking was a bit challenging but I had such a great time. So glad my friend and I made the trip
This place is hidden inside Craft & Commerce which is a quirky little bar itself. There was a wait for entry this past Sunday after 9pm. Staff was also not very attentive to guests' needs, rather just going through the motions. For instance, they noted "standing room only" and that they would eventually seat our party of two. They walked us to an exact spot on the floor to stand and view the menu in the dark (we used our phone flashlights, but it wasn't easy while carrying our belongings too), and they instructed us not to order at the bar in this colorful but dimly lit tiki lounge. We essentially ordered from staff who took our order in the middle of the floor, then we had to hold our drinks, some that came with additional shot glasses, in full hands, as we were never seated. We did find a barrel to set our drinks on later, but their process and expectations for guests was just really weird and impractical. The theme and decor of the setting was lovely, with moments of a lightning and thunder effect that made the experience more immersive. But we were not impressed by the sticky menus and sticky floor, nor the lack of service and minimal help from staff while there. We made the most of our time at False Idol regardless of their shortcomings. The bombay sling and enigma de muerte were pretty decent in quality and flavor, so it's safe to say the drinks aren't the problem here. And though we probably won't return, it was cool for a one-time experience.
My wife and I went on a limb and tried to make a last minute reservation but couldn't snag one. So we showed up an hour before our dinner reservation in Little Italy to try our luck -- best decision yet! We were told we could go in but it was going to be standing only. We went for it, ordered some drinks and really only stood for maybe 15 minutes before the hostesses came back and got us set up at a barrel with two barstools. That kind of attentive service right there set the tone for the whole visit! The mai tais are absolutely delicious. Not too sweet, ice cold, refreshing, and strong (word to the wise ) Exactly what a tiki cocktail should be. And the vibes and ambience are amazing! This place is the real deal. Worth the effort to get in however you can!
They don't serve food here anymore. But the service is very nice. The ambience is like as if you were at Disneyland, which means you're having the best day ever and it's all fun.
My False Idol experience was memorable, albeit blurry toward the end! My boyfriend and I had been on a half-day tour beforehand, but I saw that False Idol was near our hotel and I insisted we stop in for a cocktail before calling it a night. I knew it was a speakeasy but he did not. I was trying to double-check on my phone that Craft & Commerce was the right restaurant its housed in (yes) when he tried to jet set off down the block "to keep looking" rather than listen to me. I yelled, "MOTHER!" by accident and then he did truly leave me hahaha. He resurfaced a few minutes later, and then we walked in. It was 5:15 at the time, so 15 minutes after opening. I had NO IDEA how popular this spot was, nor anything about its nation-wide reputation. I actually didn't know that until two days ago when a Yelp-friend at home here in Richmond, Virginia, exclaimed excitedly when I told her we stopped in. The host who greeted us was kind, informed us there had been a line to get in that day, but that they had one barrel left; we jumped on it of course. It was happy hour, so the first cocktail I ordered was dirt cheap at $9. It was the Imperial Hawaiian with gin, rum, lemon, pineapple, and orgeat. I really shouldn't have ordered a second drink after that one, but I did have the classic Saturn later on in the night and it was absurdly good! Definitely my favorite of the two. The moody tiki vibe was so cool and fun. They even had frogs you could play on the tables. We had some fun neighbors too, which livened up the experience even more. We had a great time and both walked out heavily buzzed. We were asleep by 8 that night, but it was worth it!
My review im leaving is for a situation I was in a few weeks ago, sadly I wasn't able to feel this vibe. I was throwing a surprise party for a friend and it was a party of 10 no number to contact, if you go on the website it tells you to reach out for large party group. I ended up sending a message thru Facebook and it was a very late response, we ended up switching plans last minute. The review im leaving is quite late but I just hope they do update a contact number so I can experience and change my review, thanks. read more
This was our first tiki stop in San Diego. False Idol did not disappoint. So glad we made a reservation and got there early. Bartender and waiter were amazing. Drinks were so good. It was only a few blocks from our hotel in Little Italy. Great location. I went back the next night by myself and got in on the waitlist, standing room only. Would definitely recommend if you are in San Diego. No food, but plenty of places to eat nearby. read more
5 years ago
A friend of mine has been recommending this place for a while. I went on a Wednesday night and the waiting time was roughly 20 mins - I guess we were lucky :) It is so cool inside! I loved the tiki decorations and they have plenty of cocktails to choose from. The host was really accommodating and the prices weren't bad. You should give it a try! read more
3 years ago
Hands down, one of our favorite Tiki Bar's in San Diego! We have been lucky enough to go right when they opened and walked right in without a wait. The ambiance is interactive, the bartenders are fantastic and friendly. When you order certain drinks, they will have sounds and lighting effects which is fun! They do not serve food, so eat beforehand or afterwards. I haven't had a single drink here I didn't like, and the prices are reasonable for what you get! Highly recommend this place and will definitely be back! read more
3 years ago
Great drinks! Great atmosphere! We were coming to San Diego for a concert and I was trying to get reservations for this place as it tends to get crowded but I couldn't get reservations so on a whim we went by at about 10 o'clock and there was no one waiting luckily. I am a tiki drink snob, and these drinks are awesome. The bartenders are friendly and they know what they're doing. read more
3 years ago
We came here with a couple friends from out of town and we had a great time. We ordered the big bowl cocktail to share, it was a cool presentation with fire and sounds of a rolling storm. However it was some what weird that we all got long straws and stick them in the same bowl and slurp up (I wasn't a fan of that, wish I would have know). Overall we all had a good time and ordered different drinks. It was very dark in there, but I guess that adds to the experience. I would still recommend it. read more
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1 year ago
REALLY fun bar in downtown San Diego. Great drinks, fun atmosphere. Believe it or not, the ceiling of this bar really stole the show for me. I give four stars because although we had a reservation, we still had to wait 10 minutes after our reso time before being seated. At the end of our scheduled reservation time, the hostess was pretty pushy about us leaving our table by a certain time... so we felt a little rushed. BUT that being said, we still had an epic time and I would go back. If you are considering going, make sure to make a reservation. Drinks: first, we got a large drink to share, and it came on fire. Totally a great deal to share with four people. Next, we tried the Mac Nut Chi Chi, but my friend and I both were not the biggest fan of it, so we swapped it for The Missionary... which was DELICIOUS! Overall They usually have souvenir mugs, but they were out when we were there. read more
I took a chance of visiting False Idol without a reservation on a Friday night. Needless to say it was meant to be. Came with a party of 4 for my sisters 21st birthday and thought we would give it a try since we were in the Little Italy area. We got lucky, the hostess told me that they had a cancellation of 4 not to long ago and we were seated right away. The atmosphere is amazing here. For being my first speakeasy, I am not disappointed. They have the entrance in the back when you first enter Craft & Commerce. They have a bar area, and tables all around. It is a tight place. We got there in time for their happy hour, which ended up having about 3-4 drinks. Ultimately, we ended getting drinks off their regular menu because it was something we could not pass up. The service was great. Everyone was very attentive to our needs. They do give you a time limit due to its popularity and reservations. We were there about 1 hour. I would go back for one of their sharable drinks that they serve. They put on a show with dimmed lights and loud thunder. You cannot go wrong with False Idol as one of your pitstops of bar hopping, or casual night out for drinks. read more
My husband took me on a date night to the speakeasy, False Idol which is accessible inside of Craft and Commerce. This is a Polynesian tiki themed small bar that features great themed music, decorations and special effects. They have an extensive specialty drink menu. The drinks are really tasty and strong. Our server was Ellie and she was awesome. We were seated at a table for two beside the bar. We had made reservations for False Idol a couple of weeks before as it can be difficult to get a reservation. There is a drink on the menu called The scorpion which is large and meant to be shared. It is served flaming and when this is being brought to the table, special effects are triggered throughout the bar. We didn't order this drink but we enjoyed seeing it served to other tables around us. We ordered 3 drinks each....two would have been enough but they were all soooo good. We ordered: - Ode to Okolehao -Port Au Prince -Polynesian Forty Niner -Tradewinds -False Idol Old Fashioned -Alkala's Rum Barrel I highly recommend this tiki experience. Each reservation is good for 90 minutes, I could have just spent much more time in this space just chilling out...but all good things must come to an end. This was a wonderful place for a date with my husband and it's a great place to experience with friends. read more
1 year ago
I love the drinks, decor, friendly servers...BUT I knocked 2 stars off for the confusion. When checking in to be put on the waitlist (an hour wait on Tuesday night), we told the hostess we'd be ordering the punch bowl for the lightning & thunder effect. She says then we'll need to be at a table for the flat surface. We say great and wait within the restaurant bar. Once we're paged, we enter this hidden back room tiki bar with lots of holiday decor and we're excited to start celebrating. We try to sit at a table but a server quickly told us it's reserved and we should sit at the bar. We see people get up from the bar and dash over...only to see that it says RESERVED! Between the hostess making it sound like we were waiting for a table, then a server making it seem as if the bar area is open seating...you can see our confusion. All we wanted was to celebrate my 1 year anniversary from the big C day, and having survived. Disappointing Luckily, a table of nice people took us under their wing. The Universe works in mysterious ways! Drinks were all delish, and everything went smoothly after the strangers took us in. read more
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2 years ago
We are tiki bar aficionado and have wanted to visit for so long and our sad that we never came sooner. This will be one of our favorite places to visit anytime we are in San Diego from now on. We highly recommend getting a reservation and being on time. Everything about the Small location is upscale and incredibly enchanting. We enjoyed our beverages very much and had quite a few off the menu. I will say it does get a little bit loud with the lightning show Above, but it was incredible. Highly recommend. read more
False idol is located inside Craft and Commerce in San Diego's Little Italy section of downtown. A stones throw (if you have an arm like Lincecum) from the Maritime museum. What a hidden gem. I must admit, I'm a giant fan of anything Tiki. That episode of the Brady Bunch really left an impression on me. Not so much that I'm wearing a tiki idol around my neck or anything, but I may just sign up for a surf contest after drinking here. There is paid parking all over downtown if you can't find a free spot. This little hidden gem is quite the spot. They take reservations, however, they fill up quickly and if they're full they will add you to the wait list. The wait list at times can be a bit long, so be forewarned. We were lucky enough to get in quickly around 915 pm on a Monday night. Used that vegas charm to get 2 standing room only spots. Lucky for me about 10 minutes in, 2 spots opened at the bar right in front of us. The drink menu is extensive, and the the decor is as well. Think old school tiki menus and advertisements of days gone by, as well as a grip of tiki memorabilia. The drinks were tasty and well liquored and the staff was attentive. The ambience is something to behold, that is for certain. If you can get in, you won't be disappointed. I had a scorpion, which is a go to of mine. It was deliciously strong. The drinks were strong, the ambience was excellent, and overall, we had a great experience and will surely return on our next trip to San Diego. Ron Burgundy sightings not included. read more
1 year ago
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3 years ago
Absolutely wonderful experience! We had so much fun with our pre-dinner tiki cocktails and beachy tiki music. We entered through the "secret " entrance in speak easy fashion through shrunken heads. The room isn't large, so I definitely recommend reservations! read more
1 year ago
We recently visited for an informal meetup with our professional organization. The hostess was so kind and accommodating, we were all from out of town and had many questions. She and the server were very kind and patient and made sure we had a great time - recommending drinks and making suggestions. The ambiance is so unique. The tiki bar and speakeasy atmosphere is so fun. The wood carvings are super cool and we enjoyed the music and thunder storm sounds. It's fun for everyone and many in our group commented you could sit in a place like this all night and be content. Drinks were unique and tasted great. Also not as expensive as many other bars in the area. Beautiful presentation of drinks. Overall a must try in San Diego. I'll definitely be back if I'm in town again! read more
2 years ago
Such a hidden spot in Little Italy! If you can't find the location, the entrance is INSIDE Craft & Commerce. However, you can't just walk in; reservations are essential, at least while things are still opening up from COVID. Went about a month ago for a reservation that was made a month in advance, immediately when reservations for the day were being released. Plan ahead! This place is small, but the decor is awesome. There are occasional "thunderstorms" where the lights are dimmed and sound effects are used to add to the tiki bar vibe. If you're with a group, I'd highly recommend getting a cocktail to share; the server sprinkled cinnamon(?) on top of the drink after bringing it to our table, which sparked as it hit the fire. The drink was tasty and had to be drunk out of very long straws. The only downside is there was no good place to put down the straw nor was it easy to balance it while keeping it in the bowl. Maybe this was done on purpose so you don't stop drinking... Overall a great vibe. For all the work it takes to even get into the bar, I probably won't be back anytime soon. However, I would recommend that everyone goes at least once because it's a very fun experience with a group! read more
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This place is a vibe, it feels super exclusive but we came around 11pm so there was no wait. It's located in the back of Craft and Commerce and wasn't to hard to find. It reminds me of an under water cave. They checked our ID and gave us a stamp. There were very particular about people just sneaking in and escorted a few out lol. The staff/bartenders were incredible. The menu was extensive and the drinks we had were delicious and had a good amount of liquor. Tons of ice, but what bar doesn't!? I have never had such fast service before and was super impressed. I can't wait to visit again so I can try some more drink and have another Mac nut chi chi because it was the best drink Ive ever had! read more
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3 years ago
Cool tiki vibes! Would definitely recommend going with a reservation, it's a a small venue with not a lot of seating and huge crowd. The drinks were pretty mid imo. I got the saturn and singapore sling. read more
2 years ago
3 years ago
Drinks are mixed well. Bartenders friendly! We did the standing room which gets a bit crowded on a busy night. But the servers do a good job making sure you get your order in. Loved the Ode to O and the Coronado. The tiki bar ambiance is on point! read more
2 years ago
Really awesome tiki bar! I had the Singapore sling and the ode to okolehao. The Singapore sling was yummy and refreshing. The ode okolehao was amazing. It tasted like a delicious macadamia nut cookie drink. Definitely the type of place you get a hangover after. The service was friendly and the pace picked up. The decor was so cool and awesome. They would play lighting and thunder sounds when they brought out a drink in fire which was awesome and they really stuck to the theme. Definitely recommend. read more
2 years ago
We went on 8/16 and what a fab place! Wish we had known about this place when we still lived in CA. The drinks are great and service friendly. It is decorated beautifully inside. The only downside is the bathroom is outside so you have to leave and come back in afterwards. read more
4 years ago
I made a reservation well in advance, so I was able to secure a sit down table. False Idol sits in a restaurant called Craft & Commerce. When you approach the restaurant, you will most likely see a line of people. These people are the walk-in group who do not have reservations. Don't make the mistake of getting behind them in line if you have a reservation. There are two hostess stands. The first one in for the restaurant, and directly behind that is the hostess for False Idol. Walk past the line and to the the second hostess stand like a boss. False idol is small, very small. The set-up is like Noble Experiment (San Diego) if you are familiar with that speakeasy. It's actually the same owner group. The bar is dark, very dark. It is common that people pull out their cell phone flash light to read the drink menu. There is always one asshole who shines his/ her light in your face from the bar area. This night was no exception. A woman shined her light directly in our faces for a good 15 minutes before she decided which drink to order. If you are not going to look at the menu in advance, please don't be an asshole and have some self awareness. Tables are reserved in 1.5 hour increments. False Idol doesn't serve food, so ideally, make reservation ealry enough that you grab dinner somewhere afterward. The drinks are spot on, they are they reason you come to False Idol. The bartenders are first rate. The decor is okay, with "storms" occurring anytime someone orders a bowl drink. On this night, I heard one storm. If you want to take a Tiki Mug home, you could buy one, except, "Oh, we have been out for a year, do you want to buy a Mai Tai glass?" False Idol is worth a visit, but it doesn't compare to other top tier Tiki Bars. read more
2 years ago
Had a glorious time at False Idol. We went on a Monday night and it was hoppin'! Drink were good, most importantly it seemed like people loved working there. You can just tell - how proud they are of their food/ their place and how informative they are. 13/10 great time. read more
3 years ago
I just want to start by saying that is was a pain trying to get a reservation to this place. However, it was worth it! My girlfriends and I love speakeasies and tiki bars, so we couldn't wait until our reservation. If you are coming at night, I suggest taking an Uber. Once we arrived, we had to wait in line for about 30 minutes even though we already had a reservation. Once we got in and got seated, we were mesmerized by the ambiance and decor. All of the drinks were delicious and strong! We ordered the group drink which came with a nice party of its own. We left the bar very buzzed and had a pleasant night. I can't wait to come back read more
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675 W Beech St
San Diego, CA 92101
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Coming from Wisconsin (where we are used to some pretty lax rules) next month and wondering if we come around opening time on a Wednesday evening, are school - age children allowed inside?
I would say no, because it's a bar. But you could call and ask just in case.
Are there tiki mugs available for purchase?
Yes! Currently we have 4 different mugs for purchase only at the bar.
Are the reservations still available? It looks like the site on opentable is down on my end
Yes! We do book up quite fast. We always run a waitlist, nightly. The waitlist can be for standing room, the bar or a table if we have any cancellations.
Can't get a reservation! What's the chance of getting a walk in? Late on a Friday night for 2.
They'll let you in on a space available basis. It's tight in there, and weekends are usually packed. You may have to just stand the entire time you're in there. If you're only planning to have a drink or two, it won't be too bad.
How do I make reservations? I tried sending a DM on Instagram because I can't find a phone number? I'm trying to make a reservation for 12 people but the website leads me to open table and it says my party is too big and doesn't allow me to
https://falseidoltiki.com/
Do I need a reservation or you take walk ins?
Reservations are recommended but not required. Walk-ins accepted.
For Dec 2022 Xmas, when is the Xmas decor put away? Please say February 😬
February
If I come on a Friday between 8-9pm with 4 people, what would be the estimated wait time?
Anywhere from 30-60 minutes, and you'll very likely be standing. If you want to sit, you need a reservation.
Would like to visit, but have 2 people in our group who do not drink. Do they serve any mocktails or non-alcoholic beverages?
They have mocktails
Can you take drinks to go?
I don't think you can. They don't have prepackaged ones to go
Hello - I am trying to book a table for 8 people but OpenTable does not allow for that large of a party size. There doesn't appear to be a phone number anywhere to reach them. Any ideas on how to get that booked?
This number was on their OT page. +1 (619) 365-8454…
Do we need a reservation on Wednesday nights?
Yes and no. It is highly recommended to get a reservation but I was able to walk up (party of 2) and get accommodated for less than 45 minutes. Note that when you get in, you might not get a seat until a spot opens up. We were standing near a…
Does this place have a phone number? If not, is there someone to talk to for larger reservations?
No phone number. You can try calling Craft and Commerce (False Idol is inside the restaurant) but I'm not sure if they can help.
Does anyone know if they do reservations for 2? I've been trying but it says that there are no tables available, but when I put 6 people it says there are several tables available?
Two tops go pretty quickly via Opentable! The waitlist is a great tool. We fill the bar and our high tops then move to standing room. Just come in any day during service and add your party size, name & number. We’ll text you once we have any space.…
Do they take walk-ins?
Yes they do take walkins. For small parties of one or two. Only if they do have room. The earlier in the night the better. I think they open at five or six.
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