Great cocktail. Very cool romantic ambiance. It's almost entirely lit by candles. The bar tenders were skilled and nice. They did a great job of getting to people in the order they arrived at the bar. It was a Saturday night and very crowded. It took a while to get a drink but really only because they serve cocktails that are fancy and take pride it making each one special. This place prob is better during the week when. It's not shoulder to shoulder. read more

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Bouncer in the front with full arm sleeve tattoos and a black beard was extremely rude when looking at our passports. Ended up letting us in bc (obvi) they are real passports. (But only after being hostile for about 2 minutes.) Coooooool customer service bro! Anyways, 3 stars bc bartenders were nice, just a bad vibe to be greeted with upon entry read more

Whisler's is a pretty cool bar. It has a fun feel and I can see having a good time here. That was not why we were there. The Mescal bar above it was our destination. Beautiful smells greet you as you enter. Low lights andgreat music follow. The mescal selection is extensive, but not overwhelming. Our server guided us through the menu. We were able to sample our way through the different varieties. Now... this is a bar to go to if you want to sip mescal. THIS IS NOT A "BROS" HANG OUT!! There were a couple groups that thought this was the cool place to bring the beer, do shots, and get drunk... this is a place for a coinsurer and not drunks. No this doesn't mean it is uppity. They are so nice and want to expand knowledge of mescal. This is the place to socialize and enjoy a craft mescal. Go back downstairs if you want the party. read more

Whisler's has a super sexy atmosphere. The building alone is incredible--very photo worthy. There are a few different bars to to choose from--all with there own unique vibe so it's got a spot for everyone. The bartenders are really friendly and make super tasty drinks. It's also worth mentioning that the bartenders are really fun to watch--they know what they're doing, they have fun and it shows. The music is always on point. If you're wanting a spot with food, there's a great food truck parked at the bar that you can order from. and as far as Covid stuff goes, I've felt very comfortable all three times I've been in recently. Bottom line, if you want good drinks and a cool spot to hang out at, this bar has got you covered! read more

Great speciality cocktails! And this place has a unique atmosphere with different settings for seating.

Jesse makes the best passion fruit drinks I have ever had in my life!! Great customer service and vibe!!

Pros: great location, cute spot, food truck is great! Cons: bartenders were extremely rude. I don't see how anyone would be okay with that kind of service. read more

Amazing spot. Historical building that has been respected and retains it's feel. The layout and look of the bar is great. Upstairs you'll find (limited hours) a really fun little mezcal bar, attended by a veritable connoisseur of the drink. The main bar makes some delicious craft cocktails. They often feature some great live music outside on the patio, and the tunes they play otherwise are choice. A huge plus to this spot is the food truck. An East Side Kings (Thai food) spot that has some delectable eats. The cabbage two ways and fried chicken are personal favorites. Most certainly one of my top bars in town. read more

So sad. Expensive drinks, terrible service. Not only did they sit us at a microscopic table; they expected us to split a ticket on "venmo". Very unprofessional and terribly rude. I will never go back or recommend anyone. read more

If you like hanging out with rude people who don't want you there, this is your spot. Servers ignored us and then upon us scouting them to place an order LAUGHED at us. It was a Sunday and dead in there. read more

I visited Whisler's last week for the August Austin Aggie Happy Hour. We had the whole outdoor/patio area and we definitely filled it up. I wish they would have had the outdoor bar open because it was quite a wait to get inside and get a drink. I'm not sure if we just surprised them with how many people came or if our coordinators didn't arrange for it, but either way the bartenders inside had to have been a bit overwhelmed. That being said, they still did a phenomenal job! They communicated with each other and with all of their guests very well and the quality of the drinks did not suffer at all! I had their mule and it was delicious. Everyone at my table enjoyed their various cocktails as well. The bar itself is interesting. The patio and outdoor area is very spacious. The indoor portion is much smaller and more intimate. It's all old wood and furnishing and dim lighting. In that way it kind of reminds me Lafitte's on Bourbon Street. There are also various stuffed (like taxidermy stuffed) animals on the walls, what looked like an alter for Mary, and some old mirrors for decoration. It has an almost creepy old movie vibe. There is also an upper level that I heard was a mezcal bar so that's neat. There's another event here in November that I am planning to attend, and overall this is a great bar with awesome cocktails so I'm excited to come back! Oh and there's also a food truck out on the patio (I think its Thai) so that's a plus! read more

Been here a handful of times and liked it each time. This place embodies east side's quirky, hipster, and chillax character. For food, Thai-Kun out back is good. We also brought in Via 313 from next door. They have a mezcal bar upstairs is that's your thing. We ran into an AMAZING guitarist jamming away Saturday night. Moments like that make me feel so spoiled living here. read more

I feel like I'm on a road trip visiting little towns antiquing, when I walk up to and through Whisler's. Or possibly even grandma's back yard. all the above and then some makes me feel so comfy and at home here. Each time I go it's like the first time. I experience something new, meet amazing people and receive a warm greeting. Do I like paying 10$ for a Moscow mule- no, but the vibe is so worth the cost. And let's face it- they're delicious! You get to wash down that yummy, yummy Thai- Kun with a tasty beverage, sit outside and kick back. OR at the bar with the gracious tenders. I do like watching them make the beverages. The craft is well served. Total bonus the live band on Sunday's - blew me away. Puuurfect decompress from the weekend spot! Their communal seating makes certain you get friendly. Do not pass this place up, but then again, how could you??? Whistler's screams inviting! In a very southern draw, " come on in y'all it's nice in here' And if you fancy, mosey on upstairs- POP in for some vinyl. Don't forget to wash your hands and check yourself out in the various vintage mirrors. cause you looking good kid. Giddy up! read more

If you want a hipster place with crafty cocktails then this is your place! We came in when it was relatively quiet and had a few drinks. Our bartender was super cool and tried to make exactly what we were craving, almost completely hitting the mark. The atmosphere was super cool and hip, loved the outdoor sitting area. They seriously had the cutest bathrooms ever! Overall, a cool spot but a bit pricey. Worth checking out for at least one drink and they have a food truck on site. read more

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Very cool atmosphere, drinks were kinda meh. We came during off hours (I think - Tuesday at 6PM) and didn't find the bartender to be particularly speedy. It's all good though cause the inside of this bar is super cool, the outside is also chill and they have what appears to be a very tasty food truck in the back which I have not yet tried. 5 stars for atmosphere, 3 stars for drinks giving it a solid 4. read more

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I loved it here. It didn't feel like a bar. It felt like I was hanging out in someone's really cool backyard. Of course, there was live music the night we went and it wasn't some wack local band that they felt bad for and let them set up. They were really good. We stopped in for a cocktail and as soon as we walked up to the inside bar we were served. We both ordered cocktails from their menu, but it also seems like you probably can't go wrong with Dealer's Choice here. Like, the bartenders seem like they can mix you up something fabulous that's off menu. I didn't go that route so I could be way off, but it seemed that way. Anyway, both of our cocktails were good and we had no complaints. We didn't order drinks from the outside bar because we went upstairs to the Mezcal place to sip some Mezcal. PS. I love that you can cash out from any bar. It wasn't like we had to cash out downstairs then go upstairs and start another tab. There's also a Thai food truck on site so if you get hungry you can take a few steps and go get yourself something tasty. I didn't try anything but everything I saw looked really good and someone told us the food here was pretty good. This is the perfect place for a Sunday Fun Day. read more

This is a definite stop while you are in Austin. Good vibe, great cocktails.... and the food truck..addictive to say the least read more

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So our server that had been helping us all night replied saying that he saw this go down "out of the corner of his eye" and apologized via my yelp review. What a terrible server to see this go down and do nothing. That's probably why he took down his reply He even offered a gift card as an apolgy. No thanks. Keep your gift card. read more

ABSOLUTELY HORRIBLE. We walked up to come get a drink & were standing on the grounds about to go inside. (Not realizing it was closed). A man that worked there came out & yelled at us "were closed, get off our premises now". We aren't locals and we are visiting and was recommended to come to this bar. We will not be back. read more

My first time here was actually to meet with the manager (or owner, honestly, I'm not quite sure) to talk about holding a private event in the patio area. My coworker recommended this place for the event, so I contacted them and came in for a walk through and to give the cocktails a try! The workers were all friendly and helpful when I came in looking for Sean, and he himself couldn't have been easier to work with. Let's start with their drinks. They use their own house made jams, syrups, and infused liquors. How awesome is that! Pretty much sold on drinks as soon as he told me that. I was able to sample the Gallant Fox, which consists of gin, blackberry, sorrel, elderflower and lemon. Not only was the drink pretty to look at, it tasted like a million bucks. The atmosphere of Whistler's is perfectly described as rustic-chic. From the outside, it looks like any other building that would blend in with the E 6th vibe. But once you step inside, it takes you to a different world - cobblestone walls, chandeliers, and rustic iron chairs and tables are just some of the few features that make this place unique. Whether or not we're able to use Whisler's for our event, I'll definitely make my way back here (with friends next time! Hah!) and recommend it to anyone looking for an afternoon/evening of solid cocktails. read more

The Whisler's just rocks. Great bar mixologist prepare some of the best cocktails that I have had in a long time. The crowds there are a great mix of locals and visitors. A really fun place to sit down with friends and enjoy some excellent drinks. Be sure to check out the mezcal bar upstairs. read more

Jack N does keep good company....ME! Despite that fact, Whisler's is a really great bar irregardless of who you are drinking with. When we rolled up last Sat nite, there was a band playing and a whole lot of hoopla goin on. I asked our bartender, Mark, if it was grand opening and he said naw. It was Rabbit's birthday. Apparently they keep a lot of respect for Rabbit here, the prior owner of this place. So much so, they are not even putting their name on the outside of the bar, it still says Rabbit's. They tried to recycle as much as they could from the old bar as well. I loved the well mixed crowd as much as the well mixed drinks! When Bartender Mark offered to make me something off menu, I requested anything BUT bourbon (nasty) and egg whites (ew). He deflated somewhat cause he really had his heart on mixing up some egg whites so I relented. I trust my bartender more than my doctor. He produced something fruity, frothy and tasty. When I asked what it was, he replied he didn't know, just made it up on the spot. I suggested he call it Salmonella Surprise. I kid. It was delish. For research sake, I sampled the chai spiced bourbon. For the record the chai flavoring came through beautifully.....but bourbon still sucks. It is a sprawling place with lots of space to mill around in. As noted the bathrooms are around the outside of the building and oddly enough they are about 20 degrees cooler than the inside of the bar. My friend and I decided we should bring our drinks back and chill out. It was a two seater, so perfect for us! I would definitely return here next time on the East Side...one other note....if you are wearing a short skirt and lookin especially cute, don't stand on the corner by yourself for long. This neighborhood may be "gentrified" but apparently a girl can still get a "date" pretty easy in a Lincoln Continental. read more

East side's newest craft cocktail bar has been in a soft opening for about 3 weeks. Whisler's lacks signage and is using minimal social media and publicity, relying on word of mouth. The outside area has transformed from a meek cement slab into a spacious patio providing patrons a relaxing space to enjoy refreshing cocktails. There are two bar areas, one in the long standing building and the other a new extension. Inside is dark and rustic except for the small 2nd story windows highlighting the beautiful chandelier above the bar. They keep the inside bar doors open (for now at least) making for a nice breeze. I went to Whisler's to grab a drink with Heather F. and found her chatting with the man himself, Scranton. He was friendly, personable and happy to explain the construction of the building and the drink menu. Their craft cocktail menu is unique and fairly priced. It sounds like the menu will change occasionally, and has seasonal drinks. They currently have some interesting spirits such as horseradish infused vodka and and beet infused gin. My first drink was the Lawn Mower. This drink made of blanco tequila, house made seasonal spicy jam, fresh squeezed lemon juice, bitters and Maine Root Ginger Beer had a beautiful hue of pink complimented with a garnish of lime. Drinks run $8-11 (most are $8) but are strong, delicious and well worth the price tag. They also serve 4 white wines, a red and I noticed a few customers drinking canned beer. If I could suggest one improvement it would be to add table service when business starts picking up. While the craft cocktail bar scene is not a new concept Whisler's is unique. If you enjoy creative cocktails in a spacious space without pretentiousness, you will love this place. read more

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I loved this place. The bartenders were attentive and made great cocktails. My boyfriend and I got a margarita and paloma, both were excellent. Live music out on their patio was a huge plus, not to mention the clean bathrooms. I would 100% return. read more

A great place to go on a beautiful day. The indoor seating is limited, so plan to spend some time outside if you go on a popular night. It can get crowded on the weekends, so you can expect a large crowd around the bar. That said, the drinks are great! read more

I drive by the old Rabbit's place every day and casually take note of the construction. On this fateful day, I saw an article in Eater that noted a bar bar named Whistler's was coming soon. Excited, I forwarded the article to my boyfriend then searched in vain for a facebook page or website. Later that evening, I drove by and noticed folks parked out front, bay doors open, and candles on tables; I knew it must finally be open! As it turns out, we were late to the party; they have been open for two weeks. And it's Whisler's with no T. Interior is pretty neat, reminded me a bit of Midnight Cowboy but way more open. The walls were exposed brick, the ceiling had been tiled with old wood, and over the bar hung a giant chandelier which fancies the whole place up. Whitney our bartender (bartendress?) was very sweet and helped up with our selections. The rum drink didn't look that interesting to me until I saw her brulee the cinnamon and sugar on top of the egg white foam with a mini blow torch. SOLD. It was such an interesting drink, not "rum-y" at all if that makes sense, very refreshing and citrusy (fresh lime juice), with a decadent psuedo-meringue on top. Excellent. Crave-worthy. My date started off with the Whiskey and Cigars which is very good and very strong. Although they make their own tobacco bitters, I have to say the tobacco drink at Malverde still tops it if you want a stronger tobacco flavor. Next I tried the grapefruit bubbly drink, which was solid, but was trumped by my boyfriend's chai bourbon ginger cocktail. YUM. Cocktails are expensive; we dropped $40 on four drinks. But they are strong, and expertly-made with fresh ingredients. Considering this place also offers Lonestar in cans, I suspect everyone could find something within their budget. We will be back. And once word gets out, I'm certain we'll run into most of East Austin as well. The good news is this place is HUGE, with two bars, and two covered area plus a patio. read more

Finally made it out to this little gem...only took me 5 weeks. I stumbled upon this space while it was undergoing renovation & I was so excited to finally see the finished product. Killer venue. The stone walls & high ceilings are captivating. The inside bar offers a sexy and cool vibe with out being pretentious. The outside bar is by far my favorite. It opens up to the inviting & spacious patio. I just can't get over how neat this space is. The bartenders are clearly mixologists-- creating some outstanding cocktails. They offer seasonal mixed drinks like Beet down/Beet up: Beet infused Gin, Vermouth, and Campari...interesting concoction I may just have to try! Instead of trying one of their menu items I decided to go with the dealer's choice. What is a dealer's choice you ask? The bartender asks you several questions, do you like whiskey, gin, sweet, sour, fruity? Then prepares a beverage just for you. My drink was a winner. My bartender hit it out of the park. I love chai tea and I love whiskey-- who knew they would complement each other so well--who knew! I was with a few of my gal pals & each beaut loved their personalized cocktail. They couldn't stop raving about them! Speaking of ladies...there are no mirrors in the women's bathroom. I was caught off guard when I strolled into the ladies room to find beautiful wallpaper but no mirrors. I'd met Scranton before while the space was under renovation and on our first visit he was kind enough to chat with my friends & me. My girlfriend wasted no time asking him where the mirrors were. To our surprise Scranton had a very clear & intentional reason & it made sense. Ladies get out of the bathroom & get to mingling and hanging out with your friends! Ain't that the truth, ladies-- we do love to spend quality time in the restroom gabbing & primping, instead of enjoying ourselves in the venue! Props to you, Scranton. I know my friends & I will be spending less time primping & more time mingling. Scranton is a great innovator & doing a superb job with this bar. Whistler's is quickly becoming one of my favorite spots in Austin. read more

What a fun bar! The cocktails were fantastic. I tried the Tiger's tear cocktail and it was great. Chili infused vodka with strawberry and basil. The drink had a nice kick to it. This place is a chill place. We were able to snag a table inside. There were plenty of seating outside but we wanted to sit inside as it was hot! The bar had a rustic feel to it and I loved it. Definitely will be back here when we're back in town. read more

Am I the only one who doesn't get it? I've been here several times now and while I really appreciate the super neat-O decor, I'm not blown away by this place. Their drinks are unique and good, but to me they are pricey for the area and to be honest I've had better drinks at Swifts, East Side, or Mettle. And the bartenders haven't ever been particularly nice or friendly. And isn't that the point of being a bartender? Everyone at this place kind of keeps to themselves too. I'm much more a fan of places like Handlebar where everyone acts like they are your best friend and you leave thinking, "Man that was a great time". Whisler's is just so chill that everytime I leave I think I need to put an easy listening vinyl on the turn table and settle in to watch the rain fall out the window.... read more

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Look, they've got a clever cocktail list - yet I'm still not impressed with my drinks. I'm a lightweight, two drinks should have lowered my inhibition on an empty stomach. Bottom line, the drinks are weak and don't interest me. I could get better drinks elsewhere with a better view on the patio, by far. Fire trucks off in a hurry down Chicon and someone vacuuming up rocks on the patio while you're trying to have a conversation isn't my idea of how I'd like to spend an evening. This was my second and hopefully last visit. Surely I can't be the only one who thinks the overdone darkness inside is quite pretentious. This isn't Side Bar. You're not a speakeasy. You were a tejano bar in your not so distant past. You live next to a barbershop. And how am I supposed to see if you're a troll or not? The bartenders are never friendly for being in customer service, nor are they helpful. I was almost not even informed that happy hour was in full effect. Meaning drinks were running $4 cheaper than regularly priced. This is my least favorite bar down this way. Sorry, Whisler's, you're still that awkward guy I'd give a fake number to. read more

Sometimes when I write reviews, I struggle with the question of whether my visit to a place was so great because of the people I was with, as opposed to an objective, clinical examination of the establishment. Fuck that, this place rocks. We had a great time last night, all the way around. The place, the old Rabbit's, has a flat out cool layout. Narrow and tall inside, it's very airy and comfortable. Those bar stools! Man, I DO love a comfortable chair. Of course, the reason we were there are the craft cocktails, and much like elsewhere in town (Dive Bar, Crow Bar, etc.), you've got a nice variety of classic - and not so classic - drinks from which to choose. Nothing I had disappointed, but I did love my Perfect Manhattan, and the Chai Bourbon and Ginger Beer thing. The staff obviously enjoy their jobs, interacting with everyone while at the same time concocting elaborate mixes. If you don't like what you see on the menu, just tell them what you normally enjoy, and allow yourself a mini-adventure, alcohol-wise. We hung out with some great friends, drank a few delicious drinks, and then strolled down E 6th to VIA 313 for some pizza. The streets were buzzing with people as we marveled at the changes over the years. A thoroughly enjoyable evening, and a peek into why people desire to come to Austin to live. read more

Loved, loved this bar. Great decor. Great outdoors space. Very chill. Hung out with a few friends, had some delicious drinks, all in all a good time was had by all, if you know what I mean. The bartenders were nice. A little pricey in my opinion but the drinks are kind of worth the price. I would probably not have more than 2 drinks here for 2 reasons, the price and their strength. It's also towards the end of easy 6th, which makes for less crowds and hazy memories. I remember most of my time here though. I think. read more

Undoubtedly my favorite bar in East Austin -- and probably maybe my favorite cocktail bar in all of Austin. You may not ever know that Whisler's exists if you're just driving by. It does. And you should find it. The building itself is 100 years old and shows so many original features. This adds some nice oomph when you're sitting at their awesome bar, sipping on one of their top-notch cocktail creations (which can compete with the fanciest, must more pretentious bars on the other side of I-35). Want to save some scrilla? Come to happy hour - a selection of their finest concoctions for $6 (4-7pm). Think the kind of daiquiri that Hemingway would've given five Yelp stars. Want to impress a date? Come here after dinner and have the bartenders--exquisite in their craft--mix something special for you. Hungry for the best thai food in Austin? Well you've stuck gold, because East Side King's Tai Kun sits in their parking lot. read more

I like Whislers. Happy hour cocktails are very reasonably priced and quite tasty. It has lots of outdoor seating (great for most of the year, awful for summer) and an amazing food truck onsite. Bartenders are generally friendly and helpful. It's location makes it a great spot for starting (or ending) a night on E. 6th. read more

Did I really eat pickles off my date's cocktail last night? Or is this some sort of a bad dream? Sorry Whistlers but you really disappointed me last night. But first I'll list some positives: the atmosphere is fun and there are several indoor and outdoor areas. Multiple bars as well. Their food truck looked great (although we did not try it!) but jeez louise, I will probably never return simply because our cocktails were so off-putting. I'm not sure which one was worse...the train wreck gin and pickle combo that almost came back up (Greetings from Cyprus) or my other cocktail (The Rikki Tikki Tavi) that I'm pretty sure was Twister Fruit Punch from 1998 mixed with earl grey infused rum. They should really consider re-doing their signature cocktail menu or at least charge less if you're going to be drinking fruit punch. The other thing that was a bit of a turn-off was that the crowd from West 6th has really invaded East Austin. Which is totally fine....just expect it to be a can of sardines and a bit young. Sorry Whistlers! I was anticipating a 5/5 review because my best friend was so excited for me to go. Hopefully my experience was an outlier....but I don't think we will be back. read more

One visit was all it took for this to be my new favorite bar in Austin. I went to meet with friends who had told me about it previously and specifically about the mezcal bar upstairs. From the friendly greeting at the entry to the old world decor (both inside, outside and upstairs) to the drinks, to the bartenders (the mezcal bartender was great), to the music, to the overall vibe period; I just love me some Whisler's and I can't wait to return. read more

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Awesome place to grab really good drinks if you don't mind lots of people around. Loved the atmosphere and patio rocked. Best bar on the east side in my opinion. read more

It's ok. Located in a re-gentrifying neighboring east of I35. The building is super cool. Historical and preserved. Also not air conditioned. Drinks were good enough. Clearly good bartenders. But, you'll wait for a drink if they don't know you and pay a handsome price. The Thai food truck is pretty tasty, especially the beef dish. read more

So this bar would receive a much higher rating if it weren't for the truly unpleasant experiences I have had with the bar staff 2 out of 3 times that I've visited. The place is nice, has a great patio and the Thai-Kun food truck out back. I just have a hard time with a place that treats you so rudely by default. To be specific, this last time that my husband and I went in it was happy hour and we were meeting friends. So to set the stage, it's early, it's empty, we're totally sober, and in a good mood. After standing at the bar for a little bit without any acknowledgement, my husband politely asks the bartender if we could order a couple of drinks. We were starting the conversation, and hoping to just get some drinks on deck. He was clearly helping some ladies, but was moving like molasses and didn't even give us eye contact or a nod, or anything. Everything about how my husband addressed the bartender was friendly and lighthearted. Apparently my husband speaking to him before he was ready really chapped this guy's hide, and he condescendingly snapped at us that he was in the process of "making, like, 7 drinks right now. So you'll have to wait your turn just like everyone else." We opted not to get a drink at all and meet our friends out back. We had some food, but decided to buy drinks from establishments that don't treat us like crap. We then got to watch our friends wait at LEAST 25-30 minutes to get the margaritas they ordered at the bar before we even showed up. I'll reiterate that this place was not crowded---it was about 5:30pm and there were maybe 8 people in the bar when we arrived, perhaps 4 or 5 outside. 25-30 minutes. They had to go to the bar twice before their drinks were done. They got their food (that they ordered after they ordered their drinks) and were halfway done with it when they got their margaritas. There's a lot of things I can understand that wouldn't cause me to write a poor review. If he got busy and was stressed, that sucks. If he didn't have help and ended up getting a ton of drink orders at once, that sucks. If he were dealing with rude, drunk people, that sucks. But we were nice, and he was an ass to us. And this is not the first time it's happened--on a previous visit, this same bartender was rude and snarky to me before. That same visit, the outdoor bartender, a different guy, also had a super bad attitude, so I don't think my impression of this place is based on that one unhappy dude. So I'm glad people think this bar is cool, and maybe there are other bartenders that I just haven't encountered that are perfectly pleasant. As a slight disclaimer, I have to say that in none of these situations were my husband or I rude to the staff. We are super easy going, and have been very pleasant in these situations. I feel like if there was a chance that we had come across as short or demanding I would not be so inclined to write this review. Plain and simple, they're just not nice here! If you don't care about that, have at it. Good drinks and it's a great "place to be seen" if you're into that sort of a thing. But we'll choose a bar that doesn't make us feel like crap when we order a drink. Every time. I wish it was still Rabbit's. read more

Fun cocktail spot in East 6th! Unexpected by the outside (as most of these places are) but phenomenal cocktails and big open space! I got Rosemary's Baby and my boyfriend got a Manhattan. A cool dark-lit bar with fun features like chandeliers, heat lamps and a photo booth! Stop in for a cocktail. read more

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