This bar is a fun little spot to go to if you are looking for a place with good quality alcohol. The drinks are about 5 to 9 dollars each, which is expensive for Fort Worth but they are made really well so it's worth it. Â I love the gimlet and the ambassador. Â They also have cute little wooden areas to sit in with friends. The little sitting areas are more intimate and the place is not packed with a bunch of young barely 21 year olds. Â It is also not as loud as the usual (no pun intended) bar scene, which is nice because you can actually have a conversation with friends.
Review Source:Once upon a time, I went out on a Saturday night and ended up at the Usual. (that should be a line from the opening of a killer awesome movie)
ATMOSPHERE:
So look close, because the door is sneaky. Â Although, we found it because there was a food trailer outside, and one of the chicks in my party took us there. Â This is a swanky hot spot for cocktails. Â This place was PACKED OUT. Â Our new acquaintance said it was the busiest she had ever seen it, so I'm guessing it's not the norm. Â It's dimly lit, and there are several tables and a little outside garden type picnic area. Â They have a MIXOLOGIST, which is a hipster word for bartender that is better than 'the usual.' Â You like how I did that? Â Well they know what they are doing. Â They use good liquor, because guess what, I am too old for the cheap crap these days. Â They had a good DJ and he was playing some 70's jams that people seem pretty happy about, a few were dancing. Â Later MORE were dancing. Â That means ME, because the guy busted out some Sublime. Â There is a wide variety of people. Â From hipsters, to TCU kids, to some sophisticated dudes with some graying hair. Â So I like that it's not a particular crowd. You fit in. Â Trust me.
DRINKS:
So I ordered the 'Don't Ask. Don't Tell.' Â It has Vodka, Akavit, Lime, Lavendar, Ginger Beer. Â You are like well...ok, I will try it. Â But let me be the first or the second to say, this drink is KILLER AWESOME. Â You will love it. Â It is refreshing, it's a weird blend, but you will suck it down and call for another. Â Now my friend got a Cardigan Daiquiri which had Rhum Agricole, Clove, Cardamom, Honey, Lemon, Walnut Eau de Vie, and Angostura. Â Yea, I don't know what half that stuff is either, but let me tell you my friend tried it and she isn't even a daiquiri person. Â It just interested her because of the clove. Â So she is a close friend and so I got to try it. Â No cooties!!! Â It's not like a frozen daiquiri. Â It's fruity but not super sweet. Â It's good. Â I would order one too. Â It's not like hey, I am at Don Pablo's and I just got it out of the machine. Â It's mixed and it's killer good. Â I mean, now I want to try all the drinks on the menu. Â
RECOMMENDATION:
Go there. Â It's cool. Â Take your friends they will think you are cool. Â I can't wait to take some more of my friends. Â Cut loose, dance a little, tip the waitresses, they are super sweet like your younger sister. Â Our waitress carried like 50 empty glasses on 1 tray, and for me that means SKILLZ!
While the menu shows the level of commitment to flavor and quality ingredients, I much prefer giving over my taste buds to the "dealer's choice." The artists behind the bar never fail to impress and excite my tastebuds. For example, the last time I was there I asked for something spicy with a kick. I have no idea what was in it, but my head was tingling, in a good way.
Review Source:When life hands you lemons, take them to the Usual and have the bartender make you some very special lemonade. Â I am not a huge cocktail drinker, except for when I come to the Usual. Â The bartenders have a vast depth of knowledge when it comes to mixing drinks and can create something you will fall in love with. Â My favorites are the Juliet and Romeo (a smooth and refreshing gin drink) and the Hemingway daiquiri (a tart rum drink).
Review Source:Two starts because the Don't Ask, Don't tell was AMAZING! Vodka, lime, lavender (yum!) and ginger beer.
We tried this place based on reviews. It seemed like the perfect place to chill and have a great cocktail. Well, it failed. There aren't that many tables, so if you're not on a mission to find a table, you probably won't get one. The bartenders were not as helpful as I was hoping they would be. People said they have gone in with vague descriptions and the bartender miraculously makes them a fantastic drink. The guy I talked to was like "Oh well it just depends". Â That's it. Â I get it, it just depends on what I like, but I told you what I like and he came up with nothing. Not ONE suggestiong. I finally decided on a drink myself and I ended up really enjoying the drink, but I don't know if I will ever got back. This place has potential but in the end, it just fell flat in my book.
Mixology at its finest. I would assume this place takes pride in their cocktails and drinks. Â Very friendly staff and very lively environment without being over the top on noise level. Â Even on a busy night, there is plenty of room for you and your friends to comfortably enjoy yourself. Â If you're looking to actually enjoy what you drink then you need to go to The Usual.
Review Source:What I enjoy most about this place is none of the drinks have anything artificial in them. The bartenders are not your regular bartenders and are awesome in their craft. Everything is considered when creating your classic cocktail, from which brand and type of alcohol they use, the ingredients and preparation.
My favorite drinks are the French 75 if you want something sweet and bubbly, the Old Fashion for something a bit stronger, and the Bison something for something fresh and sweet. They also offer a limited wine and beer selection.
I really enjoy the ambiance The Usual has to offer. Magnolia has a very trendy, hipster vibe to it and The Usual steps it up a notch, creating a very modern, sterile looking environment.
What makes The Usual even more worth coming to is Holy Frijoles right behind them.
This place is for the experienced drinker. To sip Bud Light in here would be a sin. You're going to come in, shell out $10 for an expertly crafted cocktail featuring ingredients you may not have ever had, then trip over some really pretentious twenty somethings to a spot where you and your friends can savor the store-bought sophistication your fancy cocktail brings you.
If you're looking to get smashed with 20 of your best friends, go across the street to The Boiled Owl. The super-cool modern/minimalist decor is surprisingly cozy. It's a great place for a tight-knit foursome to throw back a few while repeatedly asking each other, "What did you order? OH! Can I try that?!"
I wouldn't say The Usual has a broad appeal, but that's why it's great. The drinks are worth the cost and the bartenders are worth a generous tip. Fuh-REEEEEAL...it's worth the cash just to watch them artfully create everything they serve. If you're looking for departure from the typical smashed college kids playing really innocuous pop music on a digital jukebox, give this place a try.
Totally dig the looks of this place and the feel inside, but they play terrible music that is WAY too loud. Can't even hold a conversation with my companion one foot away from my face. My friend says the terrible rap that they're playing is all about degrading women and is horribly offensive. It's so loud, I can't understand the lyrics! NOT what I was expecting for an otherwise chill place. I don't go to lame clubs for a reason - music at an unreasonable volume isn't conducive to enjoying another person's company, and she's bummed by the horrible things being blared out of the speakers.
I'd love to enjoy their nicely made drinks, but I will definitely not be coming back to this place. It's NOT chill. It's NOT laid back. It's NOT a nice place to hang with your friends. And it could be if my ears weren't bleeding from the terrible music.
Don't get me wrong, I can enjoy a loud concert - but that's not the purpose for going out to a lounge. If I can't talk with my friends, why even be here? The tables are set up to be intimate with small candles, but the purpose of them is defeated by the inability to communicate with your party members without using sign language.
Just turn the shit down, change it to some socially acceptable music, and I'll be back.
Ahh came here for an Yelp Drinks 2013 kick off! Â Such a very nice bar. Â The decor is really cool and it wasn't smokey in here as its a smoke free environment! Score! Â The Moscow mule drink here is very yummy. Â One of the best I've had. Â The staff here are very friendly. Â There is a food truck around the corner that you can order from and they'll bring it to your table! (Holy Frijoles). Â Such a cool bar!
Review Source:Such a fun place! But not a place to get hammered.
The drinks are very pricy but they should be. Bartenders... more like mixologists hand make your drink crushing up herbs and berries with a mortar and pestle it's totally legit.
It's got a great atmosphere and smells like a modern day spa with all the aromatherapy creams they use.
I recommend the Old Fashion if you're looking dark liquor, the Parlor if you're a girl and looking for something fruity, and the drink (I can't remember what it's called, and it's not on the menu) but it has a large lemon peel in it and is held in a champagne flute. That one is my favorite. (And that's pretty much how I order it because I don't remember the name).
It's definitely worth a visit.
P.S. You can also order food from the cart outside called Frijoles and bring it in. There are menus on the table from this restaurant. You can also order food next door at Nonna Tata's and the Usual will go get if for you and you can eat it here. I kid you not, try it.
I wanted an Old Fashion, and I mean one that screamed like it fell out the hands of speakeasy bartender. I was not disappointed. This place is definitely giving off a modernized cocktail lounge vibe. Swaths of red velvet seating and tucked away booths, mixed with local art and dim lighting. Yet, it's the drinks that stand out the most. I watched the bartender sear the rind of my orange as he finished my Old Fashion with a flourish. And it was everything I hoped for. Expertly mixed, with ingredients and muddling in perfect balance. Next up was a Moscow Mule, and once again, incredible. The place was packed, yet the drinks were always delivered in a state of perfection.
This is a truly unique place to quell your thirst. It felt wonderfully indulgent ordering cocktails like Negronis and French 75's. Not a Miller Lite in the house. That being said, the atmosphere was a bit of a let down. The decor is fantastic, the seating limited, and the crowd questionable. I fully blame the jukebox for ruining the ambiance. I expected jazz, I expected peels of laughter from a woman taking a drag off an ornate cigarette holder. Instead, a drunken college crowd slammed the air with annoying club music. Everything from Scrubs by TLC to In da Club by 50 Cent had me cringing with every delicious sip. Can I at least get some Miles Davis or even Arcade Fire?
Other than the annoying ambiance, which could just be chalked up to going on a Saturday night, this place is fantastic. It gets packed early, and seats are hard to come by, so keep that in mind. But it's the attentive service, amazing drinks at reasonable prices (remember, this is quality- so $9 is damn good), a great food truck out back, and cocktails that transcend the monotonous has placed this lounge in my new favorites category.
Ironically named what it isn't, The Usual keeps you from drinking typically. Theirs is a menu that deserves admiration, careful consideration, and your enthusiasm. These cocktails demand your attention and you'll be happy to pay it!
I wasn't sure what I wanted as I perused their options, so the bartender asked me "What do you like?" How wonderful that he took the time on a busy eve to discuss my palate! I said, "nothing too strong, but nothing too sweet," which is totally vague and unhelpful, but alas! I was blessed with the perfect fit; the Maximillian-aire. Reposado tequila, cynar, agave, grapefruit bitters, and ouzo. The inside of the glass was lined with lemon peel, the rim with sugar, and the whole shebang was tart and bright.
There's a pretty romantic quality to the Usual. The ambiance is enhanced not only by their visionary menu, but by the intimate and dark space they possess. There's a cutesy, super small patio outside for fresh air, and guess what else? Holy Frijoles is out back! Initially I felt that bringing burritos into The Usual would kind of transmute their quixotic vibe, but it totally doesn't. It's awesome that they let you bring the eats inside! Feel free to enjoy taco time, but don't come in here and order a Miller light, okay? The Usual has fashioned unexpected cocktails from your favorite, familiar flavors, and if you aren't up for that you better believe you're ordering a top-notch brew instead!
Fantastic bartenders. You do yourself and this bar a disservice by ordering a beer or a scotch (neat, of course). Take advantage of the skill and creativity of these fine mixologists and order a cocktail even if that isn't usually your thing. My personal favorite is the smoky, citrus-tinged Diligent Effort.
The atmosphere is trendy, modern, and clean. I love this place for happy hour. Not for the undergraduate crowd or hipsters.
I am a tremendous fan of The Usual. The atmosphere is great and relaxed, but people actually dress nicely for it (not fancy, but no tshirts). The bartender who came to talk to my table turned out to be the guy who creates the drinks, and my group and I talked with him for around 15 minutes about how he comes up with ideas and mixes.
The drinks themselves are awesome. Enough said, moving on.
The only potential downside is that they don't serve food. But wait! They have a deal where the Italian place next door comes over if you're hungry with a server and a menu and you can order from them. Excellent idea!
I see no downsides to The Usual. It's been, and continues to be, my favorite bar in the entire DFW area.
I only been here twice and I enjoyed my time immensely in both instances. This past Friday I went here because I wanted to take out my friend to celebrate her getting into nursing school. We arrived around 10 PM and the place was just starting to get busy. Now I must admit that I do not frequent Fort Worth as much as I should. The city just seems more laid back and less pretentious compared to its bigger, glitzier counterpart to the east.
We managed to find a nice little booth to sit and people watch. The clientele is very eclectic. You can see your hipsters dancing with guys in cowboy boots to people in shorts just enjoying the nice patio weather. Our booth sat on the other side of room across from the bar and this one bartender caught our eye the whole night. We watched him create drinks with such passion and veracity that we had had to go over and introduce ourselves. His name is Dave and you can't miss him and his handlebar mustache when you walk into the establishment. He brings his own equipment and takes tremendous pride in crafting the perfect drink for you.
I was drinking Old Fashions all night and wanted to order another one from him when a regular promptly told me to get the Mess Cow Mule (Dave's take on the Moscow Mule). I got it and it was one of the best drinks I've had! All in all, you will enjoy the drinks, the atmosphere, and the candid conversations you will have from genuine people.
I think I will be a usual at The Usual from now on,,,
The unconventional wisdom is one of my favorites. I had a dark and stormy that reminded me of being in Bermuda. The old fashion is always good, never disappoints. If you're feeling extra girly get a French 75. Â I love this bar. BUT I won't go near it on Friday or Saturday for fear of being trampled by bearded men in tight pants and flannel or women wearing unnecessary glasses/a excess of belts. The bartenders love what they do and they take pride in their work. I love the location and the little patio out back is nice. Go here on a weeknight and snag a comfy booth or sit at the bar and watch the masters while they work :)
Review Source:My date and I went on a Monday night. Even though there wasn't much of a crowd, we were treated very well by the friendly and knowledgeable staff.
Our bartender, Jason, was not only a great mixologist, but quite the conversationalist as well. Good personality and attentive without being too overwhelmingly fanatic.
In other words.. he was pretty cool. 8~)
We tried the Unconventional Wisdom, Don't Ask. Don't Tell, a basic Manhattan and a basic Vodka Martini. My girlfriend also had The Parlor, but asked for Vodka to be substituted for Gin. Our favorite bartender, Jason haphazardly tried to persuade my date to try the Gin, upon refusal, he still tried to sneak one in there with gin.. Â Didn't work though did it my friend? Â ;) Hey, we were all having fun.
All in all, the "Don't Ask, Don't Tell" was my favorite of the night, and the "Unconventional Wisdom" being VERY unconventional, yet interesting and worth a try.
The atmosphere is dark, understated and clean with a nice little outside area for smokers. Great place to go and unwind. Try to go on a Monday or Tuesday if it's your first time, so you can get a feel for the place and a chance to really go through the drink menu and talk to Jason. Go on a Thursday-Saturday for more of a party crowd.
A+ for creativity and service.
~Willhelm and Ms. E~
Like an elegant French mistress, The Usual entices, satisfies, and leaves you begging for more.
hand-crafted cocktails with fussy ingredients, exposed brick, pretty soft color white walls. Â Very cool scene to be seen rubbing elbows with the chic and beautiful.
I am just glad they did not throw me out, I was galloping around with a toy horse and cowgirl hat trying to jump over the couch. Â When they clearly saw it was art in motion everyone got it and sipped on there perfectly crafted cocktail. Â
did I leave any clothing in the booth?
I'm so happy to be going to establishments that don't leave me in a blind rage! Â I went to The Usual for the first time the other day and for the most part, I quite enjoyed it.
The drinks, which are of course the highlight, were very tasty. Â I had a Cardigan Daquiri and the Unconventional Wisdom. Â Highly recommend the latter, but the former was good as well. Â I have a hard time with strong liquor, but these were both so smooth that I was surprised when they snuck up on me. Â It's about $10 a drink. Â I'm used to dives, so seeing a tab over $20 made my wallet hurt, but it's reasonable enough.
I thought it was neat that Holy Frijole was right outside and Nonna Tata delivered, though I didn't try either. Â I smelled the tacos from Holy Frijole though and I am remembering them now and I am hungry.
The atmosphere was too...trendy. Â I guess. Â I dunno. Â I'm not cool, so I did not feel completely comfortable amongst the dude-capris and pageboy caps. Â I was also very awkward with the bartender. Â I think some people on the patio were making fun of us for liking a band that was playing, but that may have been my friend's paranoia talking because I was ignoring them. Â Also, the tables were sticky.
Clean bathrooms though.
This is my favorite bar.
I spend 80% of my nights out here because they have GREAT drinks, excellent staff, killer atmosphere and the people who hang out here are almost always primo. It gets a little douchy on Friday and Saturday nights, collars are popped (yes, in 2012) and the miniskirts come out (not a negative for everyone). Their patio is great and having Holy Frijole and Nonna Tata's delivered is really a treat.
The Usual is the perfect balance between chill, lounge, and a lively bar. I've had most of their specialty drinks and they've all been great. I definitely recommend trying one or more. You can even order food to be delivered to The Usual from Nonna Tata (down the street), which has great food! There is just such a cool atmosphere in this place. The unsuspecting exterior makes you feel like you're going into a secret bar.
Review Source:This place is awesome!!
When I came to visit my best friend in the Fort, she took me to this little gem. I don't usually drink liquor (I'm partial to beer), but this place totally changed my mind about what a cocktail could or should be. I have yet to find anything on par in my home city of Austin.
My boyfriend has been trying to replicate the spicy greatness that is the Jimador's Revenge ever since our visit (sadly, quite unsuccessfully). Oh well, guess that means we'll have to make another trip to Ft. Worth ;)
It was OK.
Just OK.
It makes me sad that people think this place hung the moon.
I mean, don't get me wrong, I'm definitely spoiled in Nashville. Â I'd put Patterson House, Holland House, or hell even #308 up against this joint anytime. Â I'm not even going to talk about a Violet Hour, Milk and Honey or Pegu Club comparison.
The bartender was a friendly guy, made a tragic Corpse Reviver #2 for me, but there was little to be proud of. Â I washed it down with more cocktails. These cats need a cocktail consultant, stat.
Nice venue - could be so much more...
This is The Cocktail Bar for Fort Worth. That sounds like I'm not saying much, but I actually had this recommended to me by a bartender at my favorite bar in Boston, which is saying quite a bit more.
The Usual is bringing the heirloom cocktail trend to the FW and it's doing a respectable job. The bartenders know what they're doing and will happily spend 10 minutes concocting you the perfect balance of spirits, herbs and mixer no matter the season and your particular tastes. The bar backs and wait staff and friendly and attentive, softening the concentrated artistry of the bar tenders. The space, despite being windowless, has been transformed into a classy place, where even your dowdiest friend will look attractive, and the patio is perfect for those early-summer-night-drink-a-thons that take us all back to our younger days. You can even get Nonna Tata or Holy Frijoles delivered to you in the bar, assuaging your drunk-induced munchies.
If you live in Fort Worth, you need to know this bar and become one of their usuals, if you're just passing through, you have found the little secret cocktail haven in this big, roughneck city of beer.
I don't usually like going to "exclusively straight" bars when I'm in the mood to go have a drink. (Not a big fan of gay bars, either.) But this mixed crowd who along with the staff were no respecter of persons--straight or gay. The vibe was on point, the drinks are well made and strong, Â and I hadn't had an AUTHENTIC old fashioned and Sidecar THAT good since the ones I had at 1500 Ocean at the Hotel del Coronado in San Diego ... (and these were much less expensive!)
I will be back.
Easily my favorite bar in Ft. Worth. The bartenders are super cool and make some amazing cocktails. They are proud of what they do without being snobby about it. It's fun to sit at the bar and chat them up, but if you are with a group try snagging one of the badass booths.
The Don't Ask Don't Tell is my favorite of their drinks. I'm a sucker for anything with lavender. If that's not your style, they have a quite a menu of other craft cocktails. And if you're in the mood for a beer, they have an impressive selection.
Food can be ordered from Nonna Tata (which I highly recommend) and sounds like there is sometimes a food truck out back.
And the best part? It's non-smoking!
This bar is anything but the usual. From the brick exterior you think, "this place is going to be a hole in the wall." But when you walk in the door, you are met with a contemporary and modern lounge. If you aren't sure what to drink, the bartenders know their stuff and I trust them because they have cool mustaches. The beer selection is decent and you will never have to fear being served a watered down drink. Â This particular evening I was craving an ale, so I went with the Belhaven. My husband got the "Old Fashioned," which was a pretty strong drink.
The vibe here is chill, making The Usual one of my favorite Fort Worth bars.
This place is so special, I am regretting telling the world about it as I type. Â But I guess it needs customers so I can continue drinking here. Â The bartenders are incredibly knowledgeable and creative. Â They will introduce themselves and shake your hand. Â They are thoughtful and genuine.
The drinks are ridiculous- in a good way. Â Lavender in my "don't ask, don't tell"? Â Don't mind if I do. Â They have an extensive beer list here- but don't come asking for Coor's Light, they do not have it. (But they will kindly offer you another beer that's just as bad, but fancier.)
Everything is natural and amazing. Â Drinks are dangerously serious and worth the price.
My only criticism is the bar could be cozier.
I came here the other night at 9:50pm with the intent of drinking ONE pisco sour. And then leaving at 12:30am having consumed one rum sour and three Blood and Sands. I honestly couldn't tell you what was in the blood and sand. My friend ordered the Don't Ask, Don't Tell. My other friend ordered the Old Fashioned. I ordered the cocktail listed between the two in the menu. And it was good.
I'll tell you the same thing I told the bartender: "I've been searching high and low for Pisco Sour since I tried it in Peru 4 months ago. I heard they had it here and drove from Dallas through the rain to get some. And you're all out of Pisco??"
He tried to make it up with the rum sour; which was kind of close. Kind of. Do you know how embarassing it is going to other bars and ordering it and getting the LOOK... Like "you're a total dummy; quit making stuff up" look.
I wonder if they sell Pisco Sour kits at the liquor store.
As a local bartender, I've heard about this place over and over again. Â After a dinner at a local steakhouse, it just felt like the right night to make the trip over and see what it is all about. Â Just like all of the other 5 star ratings, I have to agree that this is a place that has distinguished itself among the vast offerings downtown and in the surrounding area.
Coming from someone that knows the products (and they have a ton that the casual drinker has probably never heard of), they do a superb job of blending together levels  of acids, bases, savory components, and techniques to develop cocktails that have a story and appeal.
The prices are fair, the atmosphere is very inviting, and I can't say enough for what a great opportunity this location provides, especially in the demanding Near Southside/Magnolia area. Â Do yourself a favor and check this location out because it will be a huge gauge for other locations you may visit in terms of what a cocktail should be.
Anything but usual, this chic and sophisticated joint exemplifies exceptional elixirs in the most unusual way. If anything, it ironically makes you want to not order your usual and awakens your craft cocktail curiosity.
The windowless facade makes for a mysterious appeal, aligning nicely with the whole 'classy, speak-easy, hide-out.' Considering most the art of cocktail crafting was incarnated during Prohibition - it all flawlessly falls together. Upon walking into cool, relaxed, and welcoming cocktail den - a perfect set-up conducive for imbibing - you are instantly inspired to sip on a drink. The bartenders instantly greeted us from behind the bar, which is always a good touch. You know you are in good hands when people are excited to serve you a drank!
A Gin lover myself, I went with the Bee's Knees: Gin, Lemon, and Honey. What a delightful and whimsical balance of tart, bitter, and sweetness. These three strong flavors surprisingly blend smoothly together making it almost too easy to drink. I ordered two. And enjoyed every sip.
If this swank evening locale wasn't The Usual for you already, you can make the argument that it should be: if you took one mod art gallery and threw it in a blender with the sleek contours of a cocktail lounge, sprinkled in a measure of amazing brew selection, and enveloped the entire shebang in the blanket of on-point service, you can imagine why this place would slay in Austin, SF, Portland, Seattle, etc etc. They're clearly having a good time slinging upscale cocktails and purveying libations to the locales.
The Usual even suggests a speakeasy, what with the subdued marquee of sorts and the modern yet semi-secluded enclaves populated with friends, leaning in against the dim light and reveling in warm convention. The beer list is thorough but not bloated with excess (meaning you won't find pedestrian brews), and the cocktails we sampled were spot on. All in all, this was pretty friendly on the pocketbook (compared to similar atmosphere in cities where trendy spots tend to pop up), and I can't wait to go again. Next time, I'm getting there early enough to snag one of those booths and settle in. Those are the best kind of shows.
For those morons click "pricey" on their review... dude... trying getting a decent cocktail ANYWHERE ELSE. Their ability to perfect a cocktail in combination with their RIDICULOUSLY AFFORDABLE menu makes this cocktail bar, not only one of the best in the DFW area, but one the best in this part of the country.
It's not often that you can literally order whatever you want and they make it to perfection. The fact that The Usual is trying to singlehandedly drag Fort Worth in to the cocktail scene is amazing... the fact that they might be the best in town, is the greatest bonus Fort Worthians could imagine. This place is legit.
If you want to throw your bartender off... order a Ramos Gin Fizz. It's an incredible drink, but it'll take them 12-15 minutes. But it's worth it!
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