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    4.8 (133 reviews)
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    Beautiful vintage women drinking excellent mocktails
    Timothy D.

    We were invited by a friend to come last night dressed in vintage suits and such and we loved it. It is a 1930s building with Greco-Roman reliefs sticking out of walls in a charming manner. The lighting was exactly what one wants. I had two Bella Rosas, which tasted fresh and delicious. My wife had a Moon and Stars and a drink with the word Therapy in its name. The bartender (long-haired Asian guy with facial hair) was extremely nice. The drinks were bargsin-priced! A lovely time. My one suggestion for improvement would be to engineer the speakers so the music could be heard better throughout. Otherwise this was a perfect evening. I am happy that people who do not want to drink alcohol have such a perfect spot. Drinks, service, ambiance A+.

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    Jose R.

    Never thought of I would have a great time in an alcohol free environment with stand up comedy. I had a blast with vegetarian appetizers and mocktails for about 3 hours. Loved the talent and felt good, food was healthy for me The vermouth mocktail was tasty but my "beer "was not great/other than that, would love to come back In between sets, waitstaff would quickly pop in to make sure everything was ok.

    Drink menu 8-2026
    Jo S.

    Lovely speakeasy old school bar. Cool vibe. Very friendly staff. The non-alcoholic drinks were all so tasty & interesting! All drinks only $9 the night we went.

    Mah Jong event on Thursdays 6-9pm
    Clara C.

    This is the first I've heard of a real life mocktail bar. They serve drinks with no alcohol! I recommend checking out the menus on their website. It's easier to read and has pictures. They are categorized by flavor profile. I tried 2-3 drinks, and they all tasted good. I tried a couple bites of the "calamari" (fried mushroom) and caprese. All the food here is vegan, and I wasn't very impressed with the two that I ordered already. I wouldn't order food again here. They've been hosting many community events, so I love that for them.

    Garlic Pasta
    Terrence S.

    There are some aspects of this place that are unique and well done. Although not in an busy area of Alhambra and with hard to find parking, I love that there are so many activities and makes for a place that is very easy to be a regular hang out spot. The service was also very accommodating, we had a group of almost 10 playing several rounds of mahjong and made for a fun experience. Regarding food and drinks, I'm sure it is difficult having only mocktails and mostly vegan options, but they were able to add chicken to my black garlic pasta which I appreciate. Unfortunately, I was still not a fan of the pasta as the chicken was dry and the seasoning and flavors were not distributed evenly throughout and made for some bland bites, and also I did not feel it was worth the price. I will not be back for the food, but I appreciate the passion and creativity this place offers, and I would be interested in the other activities such as trivia or comedy nights in the future.

    Cory Z.

    This place is special. Unique ambience. VERY accommodating to allergies and food preferences. The adobo is fantastic. The owners go out of there way to make people feel welcome. The drink menu in non-alcoholic, but there is no lacking in flavor or creativity. An amazing community space worth supporting!

    Alice Q.

    Chill vibe! Cool front door enter by pressing handicap tab. Nice dark booth. Owners are tge server & bartender. Had live singer guitarist. Saw a band setting up for later. Our Scallops were really mushrooms it cooked my husband. But he felt fooled when bill came and realized there were up charges to add crustini and truffles$!$ Garluc string beans were delicious but we were still hungry so asked for rice to eat up the garlic sauce. Drinks forgot the names but we liked the orange one better!! There's games you cZn pickup and play with we played connect four. Guess we're not the vegan nonalcoholic types! Might pop in for Thursday mahjongs...

    Vibes
    Hailey C.

    Love the vibe, it's almost like a hidden speakeasy. The place has a mostly vegan menu and non-alcoholic drinks! (But they also have halal chicken for omnivores!) If you're looking for an alcohol free third space to hang out in the evening, this place is great. They also have fun events like mahjong nights hosted by different people! Also if you get their very cute mocktails, you can add a shot of dopabeam for two bucks if you want to feel a light buzz naturally.

    Christina F.

    I came for their Kpop Demon Hunters trivia night! It was lots of fun and I loved the owners, food, drinks and restaurant. I hope they're able to stay in business, because it's a wonderful place, and they have such heart and care for their community. I'm lactose intolerant and allergic to onions, and they took excellent care of me. I really enjoyed the creamy pasta that had no dairy. I wouldn't have known if I'd tasted it blind. I also hate the taste of alcohol, so getting to choose from so many neat mocktails was so fun! Arleo, the mixologist and one of the owners, even made drinks for each of the demon hunters! I got the Rumi, it was sweet but also had a smoky, warming quality. Great choice based on her character. Also tried the Very Magical Cat, a nice fruity drink with pretty colors. The bone marrow appetizer was my favorite! So flavorful and savory. I enjoyed the tofu cheesecake too. Good texture, though I could have used more sweetness. Thank you so much Amber for being so hospitable and for delicious food! It was fun singing with you too. I'll be coming back asap because this month might be their last. I hope not, because as the grand daughter of restaurant owners, it hurts my heart so see great businesses close down. Times are so difficult, and it's made the tough restaurant business even harder.

    Butterbeer
    Cody P.

    Late twenties. For me, someone who's been done with school for (more than) a couple years now, this is a hard time to meet new people. In my quest to find new "third spaces," I happened upon Common Ground, a mahjong group hosting events around the 626 area. One of these events, "Free Spirited Mahjong," has been recurring on Thursdays at Free Spirited, a sober and (mostly) vegan craft cocktail lounge. The inside is quaint and cozy. Plush booths and tables with swanky armchairs were each stationed with a mahjong set. The bar was especially magical, and, in contrast to the lounge's warm, ambient lighting, was illuminated by a faint otherworldly glow.  Our bartender, Arleo, was very nice. I liked listening to him explain the drinks and the virgin spirits that he brewed himself. As a fledgling mixologist, one of the reasons I wanted to come was to learn more about mocktails, and listening to Arleo was enlightening, productive, and fun. My first drink of the night was the Very Magical Cat, which caught my attention online because of its eye-catching colors. The flavor profile was delicious - sweet and floral. I love anything with passionfruit, and I can never resist a butterfly peaflower moment.  Next, I had The Initiative, a very creative and nerdy cocktail with a Dungeons and Dragons concept. The base of this mocktail is a bitter red cordial, used to substitute aperitifs such as Aperol or Campari. Citrus is added from calamansi and bubbles from hopwater. The most interesting part of this drink, however, is the sweetener, or more specifically, the method by which you choose your sweetener. Arleo will hand you a D20 dice. It lit up when it touched my hands! Your roll will determine what kind of sweetener is used in your drink. I rolled a 2, which got me aquafaba (not very sweet, but anything under 10 will get you something not very sweet). Arleo whipped up my drink and served it to me in a copper mug. Refreshing and hoppy. I'm tempted to revisit just so that I can roll again. My friends really enjoyed their drinks as well. Our collective favorite drink was the Butterbeer. It was sweet like honey, and almost tasted like cider to me. I had a lovely time at Free Spirited, and would definitely come back. The drinks were delicious, and everyone got to enjoy them without having to worry about having a designated driver. The craftsmanship put into these drinks was just as, if not more, exquisite as that of a cocktail. And, they're very affordable. If anything, I feel like they could charge even more for their drinks. Tax and tip are already built into the price, but even then, I was surprised at how low the tab was. I'll be sure to return.

    A-Z Cocktail menu (illustrations by me)
    Lili C.

    We first learned about Free-Spirited Lounge via a mahjong event hosted here. Our obsession with mahjong aside, my husband doesn't drink alcohol and I am prediabetic (despite my sweet tooth) so we love that Free Spirited Lounge exists. They serve amazing alcohol-free cocktails (with available-sugar-free options!) and meals that accommodate a range of dietary needs including vegan and halal. Drinks-wise, so far we've had the Quarantine Heart, Daily Flip, Hero of Hyrule, Moon & Stars, Green Moissanite, and Nueva Ecija. Next to try: Scooter SSR, Very Magical Cat.... Basically, I want to try all the cocktails. Most impressive of all is that only two people run this place and do everything. What used to be a çonquistador-themed Mexican restaurant still has that old-school vibe but is now a cozy and accessible space for games and music events, or just to hang out with friends. (I see dogs are welcome too!) This is such a hidden gem that more people need to know about, because they deserve more business to survive. Note: they are only open 4 nights a week for a few hours.

    "Moon and Stars" mocktail
    Jamie L.

    Such a wonderful, unique place! My friend had a birthday hang out here. I'm not from the area but it was worth the drive to Alhambra. The atmosphere is AMAZING. Vintage, old school Italian vibes with a gothic twist (wrought iron, flickering lamps, chandeliers and floating candles, comfy booths, velvet portraits)... it's really a cool place; casual, comfortable and classy. I do like a cocktail now and then, but I was impressed with their alcohol-free drinks (which is all they serve - no alcohol). Every drink on the menu was complex with unique ingredients and looked really cool, and the two drinks I had (especially the second one "Moon and Stars") were delicious. It was nice to have a fancy drink without worrying about feeling hung over the next day or breaking the bank. The owners were SO nice and they clearly care about what they do. The food was also super tasty! Worth checking out if you have anyone in your party who's sober and/or if you just want to have that cozy "bar vibe" without being in a loud place full of drunks!

    Mushroom crostini and truffle salt&oil!
    Katherine G.

    Here for their spontaneous Mahjong & Jazz night! Ordered the Initiative which has a cool concept related to games! You roll a d20 die and it dictates the type of sweetness you will receive with the drink! Such a cool idea! I rolled a d4 which contained Aquafaba as its sweetener. Even with its low sweetness, it really is such a light and refreshing drink! You can taste the bitters but its not overpowering. A well balanced drink! I also ordered the mushroom crostini with truffle oil & salt! The bread is super soft and the blend of all the flavors just makes it such a delicious appetizer! It lays on a bed of microgreens and i just cleaned the whole plate haha! Love this place so much!

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    We are nearly vegan; all of our food is vegan unless you specifically select the animal protein option And a couple of our cocktails have honey which we can very easily swap… 

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    4.5
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    Not sure what is going on with Kue's. I noticed for a while that they've been closed. Stopped by…read moreand saw a note posted saying they'll be making some renovations, so only time will tell. We usually enjoy stopping by for the laid back vibe in the bar area and enjoy their happy hour drinks, small bites and friendly customer service from the bar staff. It was once again becoming a regular hang out spot like the old diner so I hope that don't stay closed for too long.

    4 stars Kue's has…read morebeen open a little over 1 year ago and, today, my family and I got a chance to try this restaurant. I remember when it was the Diner on Main and, since then, the interior has been remodeled. The interior is comfortable, clean, and the lighting makes the place quite intimate. As for the food, I thought it was very well-seasoned without being too salty. These were the dishes we got: Chicken Salad ($28): A cold chicken salad with fried taro strips, pickled peppers, shredded carrots, cilantro, and sweet pickled onions. I thought this would be very bland, but it turned out to be my favorite dish because of how refreshing it is. The chicken is boiled like hainan chicken and seasoned with a light, tangy sauce. Everything went well together. 4.5/5 stars Orange Chicken ($18): This is a pretty typical orange chicken. I don't think it wow'd me, but I liked that it wasn't overly breaded. 4/5 stars Black Pepper Filet Mignon with Mushrooms ($25): I'm not a huge mushroom person, but I really liked the mushrooms here. It was a combo of oyster mushrooms and button mushrooms with cubed filet mignon. The beef was also really tender, almost melt-in-your-mouth. 4/5 stars Shrimp in XO sauce ($25): This dish was slightly spicier than I expected, but it was also pretty good. The size of the shrimp was huge and the vegetables were on point. It had snap peas, bell peppers, and mountain potato (aka Japanese mountain yam). 4/5 stars The service was very attentive and the owner of the restaurant was very kind. The owner helped us mix the chicken salad at the beginning of our meal and helped my mom cut her birthday cake at the end of the meal. 5/5 stars for service. I'll definitely be back to try other dishes.

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