Tinsel is a lot of fun, as long as you set your expectations properly. This is a place you go for Instagram, not for the best cocktails in the city. It's standing room only with cute drinks and fun photo ops, and they change it up every year. The bartenders are always friendly and fast. There's a decent beer selection to choose from and the drink options aren't the same old eggnog/spiked hot chocolate. The canned good is popular and gives back to the community, but I went for a Jack Frost, a lovely blue drink with glitter. You're paying for the atmosphere and photo ops, so go in with that mentality and you won't be disappointed. read more

I love anything themed and Tinsel does over the top holiday decor well. Its literally decorated with a ton of Halloween decor I'm assuming until Mariah Carey hits the switch for the Christmas season and then it looks like the bar that Santa's elves chill in after a long shift. It's literally over the top. Tinsel is a center city bar so the prices are expected but the drinks aren't bad. Staff is cool and music is basically the top 100 so not too bad either. This is definitely a social media worthy place to visit. read more

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My Fiancé and I tried to visit this pop up NYE of 2021 but they were closed and then NYE of 2022 I found myself in overseas in response to global aggression so this year when we found ourselves fortunate enough to both be able to visit my stomping grounds this holiday season I made it a point to go prior to NYE to ensure they were open. The bar front and inside did not disappoint for lights and decorations. It's definitely a place you should go at least once during the holiday season. Luckily on the Wednesday night we visited the bar was not packed so we were able to take everything in at our leisure and ended up ordering our drinks from the upstairs bar (there is a first and second floor). The bartender was nice and attentive and the drinks were quick. My fiancé had a fruity drink which came in a run boot cup and I had the spiked hot chocolate which came in a coffee mug. The drinks are a tad pricey with our total bill for two drinks being about $44. This would not be a place we would come for multiple drinks due to the price but because we love Christmas and decorations so much we will most likely return the next time we are fortunate to travel to my old grounds during a future holiday season for a drink and enjoyment of their decorations. read more

Sessions drinks get the best hot chocolate and the grinch others are sweet to sweet fit my taste and you get to keep the cups

I visited Tinsel with a few friends in late December while the pop up was still open. It was a cozy reprieve from the gross weather outside and the decor was well done. It served as a nice dose of Christmas cheer without being too crazy flashy. I feel like a pop up such as this one would be fun in the summer. Christmas in July? I think they should consider that. I'd visit if I'm around. Tinsel was my last stop of the day, so I opted against one of their signature cocktails and instead bought a can of lager. Not my typical, but it wasn't bad. I'm glad I got to check out Tinsel during its brief operation! read more

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We stumbled upon this place on our night out in Philly, exploring new Christmas oriented bars with a unique twist. Well this bar certainly fit the bill despite its shortcomings... The place was PACKED and the bartenders were busy making it difficult ordering drinks and competing for their attention. Their menu had some fun Christmas oriented drinks including "Holiday Sangria" (white wine and cranberries), "gingerbread man" (rye and syrup), and "Jim beam" (Jim beam and maple syrup). All drinks were served in plastic cups and for their prices ($12+), I was a bit surprised. Their flavors were solid but not the greatest I've ever tried. The ambiance included ornaments, a fake Christmas tree and plenty of fun decorations! The place just recently underwent remodeling just in time for the holidays. Overall a fun place to bring folks wishing for more holiday zest. read more

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CHRISTMAS ON STEROIDS!!!! What's not to love?! - Christmas themed alcoholic drinks - Bazillion Christmas Decorations - Tons of Selfies and Photo ops You have it all with this Christmas Themed pop up bar here in Philly! Be prepared to wait in line, especially getting close to the end of the holiday season. I got here around 3:30 maybe?? Waited in line about 30 minutes I think... not too bad and I didn't have to pay a cover! Not so sure when they start the cover charge but when we left, they were charging a cover to get in and the line was even LONGER! But I love the concept of this bar.. I read it was family owned and they're donating a portion to charity, so all good and fun stuff. Right when you walk in, you're greeted with this arch of Christmas lights and just TONS of Christmas decorations filling the whole scene. The bar area is tiny and can take a while to get your drinks, but hey.. what do you expect when everyone's trying to get in?! I read some reviews that downgrade their reviews based on wait times.. but ummmm hello... you did just wait in line to get in! Did you think the people magically just disappeared and there wouldn't be more waiting inside lol. Anyways... the experience is awesome! The bartenders were great and they worked fast! Drinks Christmas themed drinks... they had cocktails in which you got to keep the souvenir glass it came in. Here's what I tried: - Santa's Boot (got to keep the souvenir boot) - kettle one vodka with red bull ginger and lime juice.. this one was good but not enough alcohol for what you pay! Needed it a little stronger hehe - Tinsel's Snowglobe (snow love mason jar with a different trinket on the lid) - Vanilla Grey Goose, Tapioca and white cranberry... this was ok.. tasted a little like medicine to me lol.. but I liked my souvenir glass lol - Gingerbread Man- hands down my favorite drink of the night! Bourbon, ginger beer and cinnamon syrup YUM!! - Holiday Sangria - and man that was STRONG! Overall.. the experience was well worth the visit! I hear their theme changes every year too so I definitely think it's worth checking out!! Expect lines and expensive drinks.. but you're also paying for the experience :-) Happy Holidays! read more

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I went 12/22 at 5 pm. Few days before Christmas so I figured it be a little crazy so my expectations were low as one should. In a word: yikes. 1) $5 cash cover on a Wednesday at 5 pm 2) All the $15-$20 cocktails were premixed in bottles. I got a Santa Suit, which was a 6 ingredient drink but was a pre-mix bottle that the bartender didn't even shake before pouring and then a mountain of grapefruit juice. Tasted like sadness, no alcohol, grapefruit juice and definite future food poisoning (after the bartender got ice in the cups with his hands, I totally saw the barback reach his uncovered hands into the ice to fill an ice bucket up). 3) There are 2 bathrooms which are unmarked. If you didn't ask you'd think they had several supply closets. When I asked the bartender where is the bathroom, they pointed towards a door. I went to it and it was locked. The patrons said "yeah we've been here before and you have to ask for them to unlock it". Was able to find the other bathroom and when I finally got in it smelled like sewage and the floor was covered in an inch of water. 4) decor was fun and festive Definitely avoid this place like it's the Krampus and you owe it money. read more

Met at the door at 409pm by a bouncer who advised the place was at capacity. We had checked the website and it informed us that the place opened at 4pm. Bouncer advised the place had been open since noon. Bad. Can not rely on poor website. Same info was in fb and google maps. No way we were waiting in a line. Walked down to El Vez. Always a good choice. Mark. read more

This one gets a 5 star for Christmas decorations for sure but they giving it three because they had ran out of all the drinks we wanted to try. So just we had whatever was available. It's a cozy little place, no bar stools or chairs so be prepared to stand, a party of 2 to 4 would do nicely but more than that would probably struggle fitting in. But it was a nice experience nonetheless. The ladies at the bar were nice and friendly. read more

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HANDS DOWN, THE BEST HOLIDAY/CHRISTMAS BAR IN PHILADELPHIA. There is no competition - sleigh bells are wringing, Santa is singing, and Stevie is jingling! If you are looking for a Christmas bar during the winter in Philly, this is your best and top option! read more

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Eh, would pass on coming here again. The drinks are extremely expensive - $17 was the cheapest drink at the bar (and that's without tip!). The drinks weren't even good, just extremely over priced because of the decorations. I will admit the decorations are quite nice and the overall bar did have a nice Christmas vibe to it, but it's definitely not worth paying the hefty price (oh, and $5 cover) and getting crammed in the bar with absolutely no place to go. I'll give it a 2 star rating and not 1 star because you know exactly what you're getting yourself into, so it's not like they're marketing it incorrectly. read more

(to the tune of "Santa Claus is Coming to Town") You best get in line, you'd better not cry Don't even whine, I'm tellin' you why The bar Tinsel's popped back in town. Get there early, rain, snow, or ice, Philly loves pop-ups and this one's quite nice. The bar Tinsel's popped back in town. Your friends will want to go there, There might just be a wait, But get a drink (they're strong as hell), Wouldn't recommend for a first date .... You best get in line, you'd better not cry Don't even whine, I'm tellin' you why The bar Tinsel's popped back in town. Tinsel has definitely leveled up since their first run in 2017-18 season. The decorations are better, the drinks are stronger, and the kitsch is through the roof. That said, it's not a flawless situation. It's a tight space (jewelry stores aren't typically equipped for big crowds) and I won't even bother waiting for the bathroom. The drink prices are steep, but take into account a) you're paying for the experience, too and b) they're strong. IMHO, a great spot to swing by for a drink or two, carol a bit, and then move onto your next stop. So merry to have you back, Tinsel. read more

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Like Santa, Tinsel is back in town for the holidays for only a short time and they have decked the walls with literally every tacky decoration you've ever seen, and also the ceiling and stairwells. It looks like Santa's elves got drunk and went way overboard decorating but I am here for it. Before you go know what you're getting into: - Waiting in line with 20 year olds who memorized the astrological signs for their fake IDs and want to prove it to the bouncer - Very crowded bar area and everyone is here for the gram, taking pictures, not taking your personal space into account - The cheapest novelty drink is $12 for a shot of Jim beam in an ornament. That's 4x what it costs at Bob and Barbara's. To compensate, I will make at least 4 of my family members take a shot out of this at Christmas. The $18 snow globe is a round mason jar with the elf on the lid and I heard tasted like glue. The other shot come in a little boot shot glass with whipped cream. You can also get a drink in a soup can that the proceeds go to manna. These are not quality craft cocktails. You are paying for the Christmas bows that cover the ceiling. - I would spend 30 mins tops here, or about as long as it takes you to get a drink, take a picture of it, drink it, and walk out. Definitely worth the stop just to say you did it, but if you're into talking to or hearing your friends at a bar or having more that a foot between you and strangers, pull a Grinch and don't touch this place with a thirty nine and a half foot pole! read more

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The bar is Christmas themed. I got the Grinch shot and another drink in a Santa boot. Paid about 35-40 bucks for both and that's including the tip I added for the bartender. Both drinks were very sweet not enough to get you tipsy. If you're looking for a fun place to meet your friends to start the night Tinsel is it. The staff was friendly and the holiday chair was the perfect instagram photo spot. If you're worried about Covid no one wears masks inside. It's very crowded on the weekend and they do check to confirm everyone has been vaccinated. Better late than never but happy holidays. read more

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Super fun and festive Halloween style bar! I had a great time. We got here a bit early because we expected long lines on a Friday night and there was. When we were leaving the line was longggg, so I suggest you come a little earlier. There's a $5 cover charge. Drinks are pretty good and right on theme! I enjoyed myself and will be back. Can't wait to check out the Christmas theme. read more

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What a great concept...a holiday themed pop up bar! I dig it!! And I must give my husband props for knowing about it before I did. The owners of Finn Mc Cools purchased the jewelry store attached to them and made it into a last minute holiday bar with cheesy colored Christmas lights all around, wrapping paper ceiling and festive drinks (seasonal beer and about a half a dozen cocktails) on a menu that looked like a greeting card! Fun! Perhaps my favorite part was that we could bring the kiddos with us for Shirley Temples! Yep, we're those parents that bring our kids to the bar haha Drinks were very good, strong, and certainly got you in the holiday spirit... Hardywood Morning Stout on draft which had coffee, cinnamon and nutmeg. Warming and filling. This Little Nog Of Mine a creamy eggnog cocktail he absolutely loved. Harvest Mule- cranberry vodka & ginger beer with the most delicious red and green sugared rim! Yum! My only complaint would be the plastic cups, but I get it...it's not permanent. For $10-$12 a pop for a cocktail, I really wanted a glass. It was a laid back, casual atmosphere. Not a ton of seating but they did have three rooms filled with lights, Santa's and trees to cozy up in. Oh, and be careful, the restroom door sticks! We had a ball here! Everyone was friendly and in good spirits including the bartenders. We would definitely come back again! read more

Tacky decorations and ridiculously packed with people in ugly sweater attire... what more would you want from a pop-up Christmas bar? I was feeling a hump day drink to carry me over until the weekend, and Tinsel seemed just right. From holiday decorations and lights, to the ceiling covered in gift wrap, to a little Santa, and even a tree over in the corner, you will immediately be put into Christmas mode when you walk in. They had Christmas classics playing through the night and even holiday beers and cocktails to match the theme! Check out the photos for more information on the drinks they have to offer! I started with the candy cane sangria and although it did taste like a candy cane, it just wasn't for me. I tasted the vodka more than anything else. Heads up to all: this is a premixed cocktail so no accommodations can be made (I had tried asking for it without the vodka and just the wine, but was told no). After finding out that the sangria was just not for me, I decided to get the spiked hot chocolate. You could choose between Bacardi coconut or bailey's salted caramel. I chose the bailey's and wow, it definitely hit the spot! I'm a huge fan of hot chocolate in general, so adding a little booze to it was fine by me! The salted caramel flavor was a great touch. This holiday drink was perfect! The reason I knocked off a star is because I do wish they were a little more generous with the prices. The cocktails (some of which were premixed) were served in plastic cups and ranged from $10 - $12. Beers ranged from $6 - $8. It is after all the only Christmas bar in Philly though, so I guess you can expect that. Overall, I enjoyed the 1.5 hours I spent here, and it was a good way of starting off a week full of holiday cheer! read more

Ok SO: Pros- -really really cute Christmas decor. I felt like an elf -great music -cute bartenders -festive holiday drinks -put me in the Christmas mOoOd Cons- -the space is WAYYY too small for the amount of people there!!! And I went on a Wednesday night and it was packed. Can't imagine what's it's like on the weekend! -drinks are pretty pricey... a mixed drink (I got a hot apple cider with rum was $13 not including tip) -I'm pretty sure the bartender was drunk when he served us lol -there is really no place to sit or hang around. Was seriously packed! -you can't take the second floor stairs up to the North Pole :(( read more

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For my final review of the year I usually like to end on a note of holiday cheer. And as soon as I first saw photos of the Christmas lit exterior, and read how Teddy Sourias of Bru/Cinder fame had purchased the spot next door to his Finn McCool's location and transformed it into a pop-up holiday bar before he set out to begin work on a new unnamed project within (http://www.phillymag.com/foobooz/2017/12/08/tinsel-christmas-cocktail-bar-midtown-village/),I really couldn't think of anywhere better for it this year! And from the gift wrapped ceiling and mini Krampus mural, to strong holiday beers and themed cocktails, Tinsel delivered everything that I could possibly imagine in a holiday themed bar! Tonight was the beginning of their final weekend (so if you are reading this and are intrigued get down there!), so a fustercluck of a crowd was to be expected, But despite that and their only being two bartenders and a bar back to help said crowd, they really didn't miss a beat in delivering good service and creating some potent cocktails. While the holiday old fashioned might have been a bastardization of all traditional old fashioneds, the whiskey and orange liquer infused drink did pack a potent wallop in a not too festive blue color and a sour cherry on top. In its final weekend the usual suspects like Mad Elf and Hardywood Gingerbread Stout weren't on rotation. But great brews like Founders Backwoods Bastard and High Water's Sugaree Maple Bourbon Pecan Pie made for beyond suitable replacements. And despite being one of the more overcrowded bars that I may have been a part of, the unique holiday decor, festive holidays songs (that oddly weren't ear piercing after going through the main part of the holidays!), and everything in between made it worthwhile. With Teddy Sourias being the name behind Uptown Beer Garden over the summer he's no stranger to delivering a good pop up bar. So, while his new as of now unknown concept bar may long move into this spot next year, here's to hoping that he's finds a way to follow suit and make Tinsel an ongoing tradition in the wintertime! read more

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The bouncer and the front lady asked my significant other and I, who is from abroad a "special tip" to let us in because we only had our home country ID. read more

Super cute pop up Christmas bar that looks and feels just like being at someone's Grandma's house. Each room is decorated in super cozy old school Christmas decor and plates of Christmas cookies are served up at the bar along with holiday beers and cocktails. Creative concept and a great place to get into the holiday spirit. read more

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I was very excited, and had a great experience until I left tinsel. I had opened a tab with my debit card and I only had two drinks, the canned good and the 'Kevin'. My tab came up to $39.90 and I paid cash. 30 minutes after leaving the establishment, my card was charged and also charged today. I cannot get in contact with anyone via the phone number online. read more

If you're a grinch, this will be too much for you. Everyone else - get thee to this holiday themed pop up bar!! Warning: it is popular, and it will be crowded. Despite that, we were able to find a couple of seats at the bar where service was really fast! The menu of holiday themed drinks was impeccable. I ordered a gingerbread man martini and it came out looking like iced snow! Too cute! The decorations are absolutely on point. Every single surface is decorated and it will get you in the mood to party read more

We went out to Tinsel a few days before Christmas. I had the wrong address, so like a fool, I was all confused trying to find the address, while my wife was confused as to why I stopped practically in front of Tinsel... Once we went in, we were in a nicely decorated pop-up bar. All of the drop ceiling panels were wrapped in wrapping paper, with decorative balls hanging from them. The entire place was really nice. We ordered drinks and they were quickly poured from pre-made containers. I had a hot chocolate spiked with bailey's and this ratio was perfection. Both flavors complimented each other. Some weird things happened while we were here though. A Minnesota Vikings fan dressed all in purple, stole a custom painted robot santa from Futurama painting. I said something to the group of six, but they stole it and walked out quickly. Another patron tried to grab it, but they rushed out. A few minutes later, some people who worked there noticed and I told them what happened. I told them they could easily have police find this guy, since he was the only person all in purple, even his hat. To me, the main thing this place was missing, was drinking vessels. I hate plastic cups. We had some solo cups at our stupid New Years party, but even all of the drinks I made for people were in glasses. My hot chocolate would have been so much better in a nice mug. Plastic cups just takes away from the ambiance and makes me think this place just wants to move product as fast as possible. That's why everything we ordered seemed to have already been made. read more

Came on a Tuesday night around 5 and it was already pretty crowded. Walking in, the place has nice Christmas-y decor but was hard to maneuver through the crowd and their drinks It took about a 15-20 min wait to get our drinks (all around $11-12). They came out in paper and plastic cups (smaller than your normal solo cup). I got the candycane forest and my friend got the spiked eggnog. They were fairly tasty though small not very strong. Overall, tinsel was overhyped and overpriced. A place where you go once and never really need to go back again. read more

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I think this bar is super cute and a fun experience since it will only be here for this Christmas season! It is overly decorated (don't get me wrong, I LOVED it) with Christmas front head to toe, from back to front. Even the ceiling tiles were wrapped in wrapping paper. They have fun festive menu of cocktails and draft beers and they do have happy hour specials, but I am not sure on the exact details of hours or pricing. Yes they serve their drinks in plastic cups...honestly, who cares? The place gets PACKED as soon as it's opens and there aren't many places to put your drinks down, so I happen to think having a plastic cup that you can easily toss in a trash can is much easier than searching for a table or making your way back to the crowded bar in order to put it down when you're finished. If you have the time, and you love Christmas, I would definitely give this place a try even for just one drink. read more

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I decided to try this place out after Christmas to beat the crowd. It's definitely the perfect pop-up bar for the holidays, despite its small size. Not only does it have cute photo opportunities but there are holiday-themed cocktails and so many beautiful Christmas decorations. When we went there was a 5$ cover charge which we were not expecting since the "Nightmare Before Tinsel" pop-up did not have any cover. If you are looking for a Christmas spirited bar then the 5$ is worth it. The drinks, on the other hand, are overpriced and you're better off taking your pictures and just ordering a drink not on the cocktail menu. read more

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Charge more than what's listed on the menu. Not gratuity just plain robbery claiming "tax". $6 Miller goes for $8? Decorations are cool but don't get a drink. read more

I loved this Christmas themed pop-up bar! It fits everything you want-tacky decorations and decor with Christmas themed drinks like gingerbread man martinis, eggnog, merry margaritas, and spiked hot chocolate. The downside: a) the place was packed so come expecting a crowd and b) the drinks were served in plastic cups. This bar would be all over Instagram if it had real glasses. read more

If you love Halloween, music and drinks this is the spot! Such a great vibe and the decorations are really great. I love that you're able to keep your glassware, makes this place more memorable and different than other bars. read more

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I think I've been to Tinsel 3 times now between it's Halloween and Christmas versions. It's an instagram focused pop up bar. You pay the cover (recently $5) and go into the packed bar for themed (and poorly made) drinks in novelty cups and take pictures with the decorations. Pay the money, get your pictures, and leave. I can't really imagine staying here long. But, go ahead, it's fun for a few minutes and then adjourn to better bars in the area. read more

By far, this is one of the best things to do in Philly. Sensory overload of awesomeness is an understatement-- great drinks, a wildly fun vibe, and if you don't like that, perhaps you are the real-life Scrooge! read more

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I was so excited to try Tinsel because I loved the concept―a Christmas themed pop-up bar by the owner of Bru, Independence Beer Garden, and U-Bahn. The exterior is adorably decked in Christmas lights and garland. Even the font on their sign had me―so cute! Once I walked inside though, just bleh. Tinsel resembles that of an 80s wood paneled basement thrown up on by Party City. The drink menu was creative with holiday themed drinks but they all came in plastic cups. The best drink I tried was the harvest mule. I was shocked at the amount of people in Christmas sweaters and Santa hats showing up in large groups. It's very stuffy in here and it's one of those places where you go for a drink and think 'Okay, I saw it and I get it, where should we go next?' At least it's located right by some great restaurants and bars such as Sampan, El Vez, and Barbuzzo. The male bartender was nice but the female bartender was the Grinch. She never once opened her mouth. When it came time for me to order she just stared at me emotionless and waited for me to order. I also said "thank you" and got no "you're welcome" in response. Granted, they were extremely busy when I visited which was around 6pm on a Thursday. I was discussing with a coworker how disappointed we were with Tinsel and she made a great point- This bar is essentially a failed version of NYC's Rolfs. Tip: If you really want to check Tinsel out, it's only open through January 1st. read more

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Long crowded wait in line ... not sure over what because once u get inside it's smaller than expected and not even crowded (fri night before Xmas).... they moved the line slowly on purpose in 30 degree weather ... It looks more like a pop up bar inside nothing to rave about what upset me the most was the $20 drinks. I ordered a glass of Captain and ginger ale ... served it in a 8oz kiddie cup full of ice and I paid about $10 for this ... I next ordered a $20 Snow globe which which had a Santa Claus glued inside the alcohol with plastic balls mimicking Snow globe ... bartender told me it's edible and tapioca .... Good thing I did not adjust any of these things because later on I took the globe home and once everything was dry the balls turned out to be actual plastic they were not of any food grade at all whatsoever. ... .pricey ... small drinks ... long wait... read more

The pop-up holiday bar Tinsel must be the most Christmassy drinking spot in the world. It's a psychedelic dream world adorned with every Christmas decoration that was ever designed. The menus are on old Christmas cards and all the drinks have a yuletide theme. If Santa needs refueling on his long journey, he def should check this place out. I'm not going to hang out in this very crowded venue but a pop-in visit is a perfect way to help celebrate the holiday season in Center City Philadelphia! read more

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Glorified instagram backdrop. Stoped by with friends and scored the back room by the bathrooms which was at least private. Cute decor, great for snaps and grams but specialty cocktails (why you come to a bar that doesn't serve food) are sub par. A friend got the - and it came out dark green! It was sugar sweet and no flavors of bourbon. I on the other hand got a delicious gingerbread spiced beer that was perfect for the freezing weather indoors (heat?). Overall a cute spot to stop by for a beer and a few pics but absolutely seasonal as Nono as coming for the drinks. read more

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So glad I stumbled along this place. Walking through the tunnel of lights and seeing all of the tacky Christmas decorations put me in an instant good mood! It was very crowded but not unbearable and everyone in there was in good spirits (pun intended). The perfect place to go for a spiked hot chocolate. read more

So fun!! Had to wait in line to get in, but was worth it for the Christmas explosion inside. Drinks were crazy overpriced, but the ambiance makes up for it. This bar is great to stop by, have one drink and snap a bunch of photos, then move on. Highly recommend for a laugh and to get in the Christmas spirit with friends. read more

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Very festive, I really enjoyed the aesthetics. $5 entry fee , limited space though . No seating and bare minimum tables . Drinks were strong and surely worth the price . Parking garage right next door very convenient . Could get your fun fill with one visit ‍ i also wish they have some type of snacks . read more

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