Im not a big fan of bars because they're usually too loud or simply not well designed…read more Books looks like a library, think 'Dark Academia' vibe. And their potions are delightful. They make a delicious Carajillo. The service is excellent too. Without being stuffy or pretentious.

I had heard about this borderline speakeasy whiskey bar in San Antonio, so, a buddy and I decided…read moreto get a night cap there one evening Initially, you walk up to what looks like the exterior of a nice British bookstore. Inside the ambiance is a mix between a bougie lounge, an elevated pub, and a whiskey bar. The lighting is intimate, there is fun decor and furniture all around The staff were friendly and professional. They are more dressed up than your typical bartenders, and each drink is artisanal and made with care The menu offers a variety of drinks, but make no mistake, this is a whiskey bar, so, whiskey is the main draw. And there's whiskeys from all over. You can have a cocktail, neat, on the rocks, etc. You can find very rare whiskeys, top shelf, and more. This is an experience, so, I wouldn't expect inexpensive drinks, but it's not crazy prices Some tips: Ask your bartender about "Flight Club" (whiskey flights) They also have an impressive humidor, and if you want to enjoy a cigar you can, but you might have to sit on the covered patio outside Cheers!!

Drinks were amazing! Jolie was such an amazing server! She was super friendly attentive and made…read moresure we had everything we needed throughout our visit. She had a great attitude and made the experience even better.

Love this place! Service is quick and it's nice when they have live music! The ambiance is great…read morebut the drinks are definitely better !! Cheers!

Great atmosphere! There's a lounge area, a library with high top tables, an upstairs area and an…read moreoutdoor patio. There's a great selection of whiskey and cocktails. My husband said his Old Fashioned was great! I had a lighter cocktail with white whiskey, cucumber and mint. I'm not a whiskey drinker at all but this cocktail was good. I'm also a lightweight and adds more ice and water Bartending staff is friendly and attentive. We asked about the name, and Andalusia was actually the name of the sheep farm they used to occupy the property. They just decided to keep the name! You can do tours of the whiskey operations at 1pm every day.

Fantastic bartenders. Friendly staff. We did a tasting and…read moredecided for us, the cocktails were the way to go. As a bourbon drinker, I was pleasantly surprised at how much I liked their gin. Had the Cats Meow and it was wonderful. The chef on site created this gin and you can really taste the time and effort that went into this product! They had live music and plenty of seating inside and outside. We hope to go back in October and take advantage of their brunch.

When visiting San Antonio my boyfriend and I were so pleased that we found this place. Hes a…read morewhiskey enthusiast and has decerning taste. We enjoyed their whiskey, the atmosphere and the impeccable service. Matthew the bartender was amazing and John spent time hanging out with us, talking Mixology and whiskey . Really cool guy very friendly and passionate about his craft. Bye recommend giving their cocktails a try. They have alot of creative and unique offerings. Thank you for making our visit more wonderful! 5 stars!

Stopped in to Devil's River after a disappointing visit to The Library Cocktail Lounge. This was my…read moresecond visit to Devil's River but first time getting a drink. There was a musician playing on the stage in front of the distillery which is a nice touch for those who want to sit outside. We ordered old fashioned cocktails. I loved that they were made with block ice and even embossed the ice with the Devils River logo. The mixologist explained they don't do smoked old fashions due to fire hazard and location in a historic building. But he still made an engaging presentation in creating our cocktails. There was no food offered but they let us bring in voodoo donuts. The two gentlemen at the bar were very friendly and attentive and made our late night visit a special treat. I'd like to learn on my next visit to see if they do distillery tours. I'm sure you'll enjoy a trip to Devil's River.

The group chats were accurate about WR. I'm so impressed by this cute little local joint!…read more We sat on the patio and it was perfect weather. What a gorgeous ambiance. I went for happy hour with another couple but missed it by 30 mins... our wait staff, Mason was very accommodating and attentive. My party shred an app and our sides. My husband and I shared the chicken fried steak, definitely large enough for two. we were all satisfied with the portions and food! Collectively we had: Brisket nachos- must order! Chicken fried steak x2 Creamed corn/spinach Bacon wrapped shrimp -VERY good. Has a hint of horseradish Banana pudding...you must like artificial banana flavors to enjoy this one. Brownie sundae -basic. We each had 2 drinks. The frozen old fashioneds are great! I like the etched ice cubes for non frozen cocktail. Cute little touch. The total was ~$250. Which is very reasonable for 4.

We expected the same level of food as lunch and dinner, but were highly disappointed for brunch!…read more It was disgusting, disorganized, looked dirty and picked over, many items were needing replenishment so lots of waiting, there was no omelet station or anyone supervising the Buffett room. There were no salads, nor the usual cheese, fruit display that you would find at a typical nice brunch, nor bread and pastry options (only cheap Texas Toast that they were pulling out of a bag.) The butter bowl, yikes! It was disgusting! Denny style grape and Apple jelly by Smuckers was the offering. If you like chips and quest or Mexican breakfast things, then you could find that. There were no desserts. It was like a basic Holiday Inn buffet. Sad.

- create your own adventure! - the bartender was perfectly…read moreable to capture our mood and do it again with the second dirnk - they have like every whiskey ever - dark, lovely ambiance - perfect for date night or guy night

This is my go-to spot for an after-dinner nightcap or a relaxed place to meet for drinks and…read moreconversation. The service has consistently been exceptional, and I particularly appreciate their impressive bourbon and whiskey selection. Over the years, I've visited for everything from informal business discussions to evenings spent with close friends. The intimate lighting, softly glowing candlelight, and thoughtfully curated ambiance create a warm and sophisticated atmosphere. Combined with a moderate noise level that allows for comfortable conversation, it's an ideal setting for both meaningful catch-ups and professional engagements.

Becoming a fan of this place since they changed their menu…read more Still basically one dessert, Whiskey cake, that's not gluten free but big enough for a group to eat. Impressive speech that goes with it, so much care taken for each huge slice They rose to the many food challenges our group had: Gluten free, vegetarian, garlic free, and SOS diet which is no fun but good for the heart. That's no salt, no oil, no sugar. Bravo chefs and the manager Service was wonderful Still not liking the hard wooden chairs but booths are always taken first They accept reservations

Too long of a wait to sit down even with rsvp,…read more Most of the food was good. The charcuterie board was awesome. The goat cheese was very nice. The burger was very disappointing for me. I like the idea of the French onion burger, but it just didn't come together well for me. First, I thought it was overcooked we asked for medium, and I would say it was medium well and then the texture just wasn't there. There's no grill char to it. The caramelized onions ended up giving a similar consistency with the burger it just had no distinction to it. And our waitress was very nice and attentive. I just wasn't wowed by anything (other than the jelly on the charcuterie) so I'm not sure if we would be back. I was surprised my wife didn't get the dessert but she did say she enjoyed it.

Met up with a friend for happy hour. Upon entering, I was immediately greeted by the bartender,…read moreKyle. He told me about the happy hour specials and also informed me that it was free pool night (on Mondays). I'm not a huge fan of whiskey, but I've found that whiskey bars tend to have amazing craft cocktails. I browsed the HH menu and noticed a Whiskey Sour. I actually like a Clarified Whiskey Sour and was curious to see how it compared. The Whiskey Sour wasn't bad, but it wasn't as good as the Clarified Sour that I've had at Reserve 101 in Houston. Kyle told me they're working on some clarified cocktails. I also ordered a Boulevardier (which isn't on the HH menu). Kyle admitted that he had never made one. He quickly looked up the ingredients and made one for me and it wasn't bad! I've only had this cocktail one other time before so I didn't have much to compare it to, but I did enjoy it. They have a small cigar menu. Cigars can be smoked outside on the patio (which is shared with Las Perlas and Caña Rum Bar). I liked the laid back feel between the pool tables and the rustic decor (it felt like I was in a lodge). Though I'm not a big whiskey drinker, I did enjoy the cocktails as well as the ambiance.

If you are a whiskey drinker, you will find a fine collection of bottles here…read more Or rather - you will find a very very fine collection of scotches here. There are some highly interesting bourbons as well. The selection of ryes is thin. If you read Whiskey Advocate (which I have been known to do), the rye curating will give you no thrills. The selection of Irish is thin as well - but no blame on that point. The population of upscale Irishes is just not that large, once you pass some over-rated cliches like Redbreast. * * * Seven Grand however is not an abstract name. That is how much you will pay in order to drink here. The prices for two ounces of many of those beverages will make the eyes pop out of your head sideways and go running out the front door. In more than a few cases, two drinks here will cost you close to what you would pay for a full bottle purchased at a liquor store. Now to be sure - bar drinking is expensive. That kind of percentage markup is not unheard of in the industry. But when you move up the price range for the raw material, The absolute amount of money you are overpaying to have that drink goes up astronomically. I will pay big for a peak experience I will remember for the rest of my life. (See my review of Craft Omakase.) I will not pay big for a random experiment with a bottle that could be wonderful and could be overrated. It is more economical to just buy the bottle. If the experiment works, I get a free month of legendary drinking. To my mind, bottle testing at Seven Grand just doesn't make sense.

I genuinely thought this was going to be a sports bar vibe, and I was pleasantly surprised to find…read morethat it was a Biergarten and almost pub vibe I was meeting a friend for happy hour and some bites, and we landed on the spot. I will say the GPS got a little confused in the route for some reason and I nearly missed an exit and even the entrance (there was some construction going on) There is plenty of parking, but the parking lot was pretty full. You walk up and either walk through the courtyard style Biergarten with tables or you can go inside. It was an unseasonably nice day, so, we opted to sit outside There is a QR code to view the menus. There are entrees and plenty of apps/sharables. There is also a very extensive beer menu. Make no mistake, this is their bread and butter. They boast an imprecise "99 beers on tap." There's local brews, light and dark beers, hoppy, Belgium style, German style, wheat, etc etc etc. if that's not your speed there are cocktails and non-alcoholic options. Our server was fantastic. She was very kind and patient with us. We were constantly checked in on, but not in a hovering way or a pressure to leave. Our food and drinks always came out in a timely manner. She made us feel well taken care of The drinks hit the spot, and the food was tasty. It was definitely a chill vibe/hang. We were there for hours just catching up, and we saw other happy hours, birthday parties, dates, bachelorette parties, etc Some tips: I did order a couple beers that they were temporarily out of, but there are so many beers to pivot to. Also, our server was incredibly helpful in offering other suggestions, similar suggestions, and asking the right questions to help land in the next alternative They are not open Mondays, and they're only open until 11pm Tuesday-Thursday (and Sunday). Friday and Saturday they're open til 1am. Also, on Saturdays and Sunday's they offer brunch from 11am-3pm) The Reuben was surprisingly delicious Cheers!!

The grease that my dish was fried in taste old . Those eggs rolls taste unseasoned . The fries were…read moredelicious and the service was great . I didn't get to try any beers but there's a large selection . I don't have much to say about it . Give it a try . Might be something you like.

Great Place For Cigar connoisseurs and Newbie's alike .Super Friendly staff. I Go There For…read moreGift's For My Dad, And Was Very Impressed With The Selection Along With The Place In General I Would Definitely Recommend, The Atmosphere. My Dad Said It Was Great, and Decent Price So.........I like Mam's 5 STAR I

This place would be a lot better if they were ever open. Their hours market as open on Tuesday, but…read moreI go there at 6 o'clock in the evening and the door is closed. The place is nice, the cigar selection is OK, but you gotta be open for business. They're not open on Sundays. What kind of cigar place isn't on Sundays? Sunday is a day of rest, is it not?