Cocktail Bars Near Me

I have a reservation for Thursday night for dinner (4 people) at Peter Luger's. We wanted to stop by a nice bar or cocktail lounge and have a drink before dinner. Any recommendations? I picked a couple that look good on Yelp but thought I'd ask the community as well.

A lot of bars try a lot harder to be as casual and comfortable as Long Island bar. Co-owned by one of the spirits professionals credited with creating the cosmo, it follows that the famed NYC favorite would serve inventive cocktails, which also happen to be good. Classics like the gimlet, up, are great, too, and LIB has even turned that other divisive new/old classic into a fun frozen option for the summer.

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Although it had a recent trending moment courtesy of Gen-Z, Bemelmans is quintessential old New York; a world class cocktail bar with a rare, inimitable style. Expensive drinks include the $28 vesper martini, $30 Manhattan and $38 sidecar. Cheap drinks include nothing.

This carefree restaurant and bar occupies the space held by the beloved dive bar from whence the newcomer gained its name. Milady's 2.0 got a total re-do, and it's still a worthy follow-up for the spot. The glass legend printed on its drink list should become an industry standard, and the cocktails inside the illustrated vessels are top-notch, too.

This place used to get so packed at primetime that planning it into an evening out required a wish and a prayer and a wad of cash, which was its exclusively accepted method of payment. Today it feels a bit more manageable, and they take credit cards for cocktails like the rye-based Brooklyn, which gets a kiss of flaming citrus. It also has a pool table and a nice backyard.

One must come first to be served first at this 17 year-old NYC cocktail classic. There are no reservations, you see, and the place is pretty famous, so it fills up fast. Its style has speakeasy concept crossover appeal and its meticulous drinks all hover around $20.

Katana Kitten spans two floors, but both are fairly small and cozy. A main-bar feeling bar and back, skylit seating alcove are up top, and the dim lighting downstairs makes it seem even more intimate. Terrific highballs, signature cocktails, sake, beer and wine are available in either space.

Created by late cocktail visionary Sasha Petraske, Dutch Kills is still one of the top places to go for original cocktails. Request a specialty cocktail based on liquor and taste preferences or order off the menu with cocktails like the Tiger Chilled Coffee, made with rum, cold brew, absinthe, and a float of sweet whipped cream.

Kenta Goto opened this Lower East Side izakaya after years of bartending at the trailblazing Pegu Club, which closed in 2020. The veteran bartender serves a list of eye-opening cocktails highlighting Japanese flavors and spanning all tastes; they start at around $16. Bar snacks, like the chicken wings and okonomiyaki, are great, too.

This acclaimed cocktail bar recently celebrated its tenth anniversary. In that time, the Dead Rabbit survived a fire and expanded its dining room, whose floors are still covered in sawdust. Its Irish coffee is still the best thing on the menu, but the menu has grown to include a range of cocktails from Ireland and elsewhere, with a couple of non-alcoholic, too.

Depoe Bay and the entire Pacific Northwest in Oregon are two great areas perfect for exploring beautiful nature and quaint small towns. After a day of hiking or shopping, you might want to stop in for a tasty, crafted cocktail in a cozy atmosphere! There are many cocktail bars near Depoe Bay and here are some of our favorites to stop in at for local craft cocktails and other drinks.

Newport Brewing Company is known for its locally crafted IPAs and beers, they also have incredible cocktails on their expansive menus. You can enjoy a passionfruit mojito while sitting in their full restaurant and bar on the outdoor patio right by Nye Beach.

Right in the heart of Depoe Bay, Tidal Raves is a restaurant and cocktail bar with beautiful views of the Oregon Coast. Even when seated at the bar, the panoramic views still surround you, giving you the best experience in Pacific Coast vibes while sipping a cocktail!

Rogue Spirits Sunset Bar is attached to Rogue Distillery, a distillery specializing in many unique flavors of different spirits. Sunset Bar offers cocktails crafted with their whiskeys, vodka, and gin all with a view of the Yaquina River and the marina. Their ales and beer are available too, along with small bites.

Known for brewing fine drinks in the woods, Wolf Tree Brewery also hosts a seasonal cocktail menu while visiting their taproom. The cocktail menu is curated by their bar staff and their summer cocktails will keep you refreshed after a day in the summer sun.

The North Loop favorite serves up excellent craft cocktails from owner Jessica Sanders and her stellar team which includes the highly talented Caer Maiko Ferguson of Asian cocktail pop-up Daijoubu. There are indoor and outdoor services.

Nerd out over the downtown cocktail bar's sprawling cocktail menu, which spans drinking history from the early years to modern classics. There is indoor space with reservations available, and takeout cocktails can be ordered online.

The former brothel-turned-speakeasy offers a small, refined oasis from the mess of Dirty Sixth. Be prepared to make hour-and-a-half reservations for tableside service and some of the best craft cocktails, and walk-ins are available on the patio.

Another shining bright light amidst the bars on a busy drinking hub, industry veteran Chris Bostick brought his art of the cocktail over to Rainey Street. He even geeked out with an in-house ice machine, where chunks of frozen water are particularly crafted for each drink. There are indoor and outdoor spaces.

The hidden South Congress Hotel bar offers thoughtful cocktails within its intimate space plus access to Japanese bites from next-door sibling spot Otoko. There is indoor service. Reservations are recommended, and bar seating is available for walk-ins.

The Broken Shaker has helped evolve the Miami mixed drink scene bringing the stiff drinks out of the parlor and into the open air. It's not the velvet slipper and smoking jacket type of cocktail club some out-of-towners may be used to. Patrons sip their drinks scattered around the pool and beneath the over-growth.

The brainchild of Miami bar legend John Lermayer, Sweet Liberty features a Miami Beach chic vibe complete, some of the best cocktails on the beach, and a kitchen open to 4 a.m. nightly. And don't miss its bar food, which is just as good at the beginning of the night as at the end.

The fanciest thing about The Corner is the cocktails, and that's a good thing. Dark, rough-cut wood and dimly lit, as a proper speakeasy should be. Open late every night, making this spot a perfect nightcap destination.

The eclectic watering hole slash restaurant offers well-crafted cocktails, booze-filled slushies, and a menu filled with items like a much-buzzed-about burger that is akin to a high-end Big Mac, smoked fish dip, and sour orange pie.

This popular Florida-inspired cocktail bar boasts signature millennial pink decor in a hybrid indoor/outdoor setting, inventive tropical cocktails, and Little Havana location, plus a must-try brunch every Saturday and Sunday.

Sure, once upon a time, Better Days called itself a "pop-up" bar, but this laid-back watering hole has become a permanent go-to spot for the Brickell crowd, serving up unique, handcrafted cocktails in a very un-Brickell-like setting.

From shooters to cocktails to punch bowls, drinks come in various sizes at Blackbird Ordinary. A dark interior combined with the indoor/outdoor space, live music, and throwback hits creates an upbeat take on where to get one of the city's best-mixed drinks. 2351a5e196