Biltmore Bar

Extremely cozy. And intimate. Perfect for a drink alone to contemplate what you want to do with your life, and write it down on a Bitmore Bar napkin. Not saying I did this. Service is great, and again, the atmosphere is nook-like. Bartenders will get you a drink how you want it, and you can even call it crafty. They also have at least one guy playing great jazz music.

Also, ask about the ghost stories. You'll want to ride the Biltmore Hotel elevator a few times.

Strangely cold and alienating for what looks like a cozy little bar. Since Sean the bartender left it has become even more so.
They have an extensive wine list but it looks like it is made up of every wine Southern Wine and Spirits can't sell. No small producers, nothing interesting and stingy pours to boot.
They have even taken away the (Publix) platters they used to put out at happy hour.

Good happy hour, extensive selection, classy and friendly atmosphere....always a good time. All I'm missing sometimes is my top hat and monocle..mmm, yes.

But in all seriousness, it is also considered a special place for me since its where my husband and some of our close relatives went to unwind after my wedding reception.