In addition to their tantalizing libations behind the bar, Monkey’s Tail offers creative and wonderful brunch options. You can also opt for Tommy’s Margarita made with hornitos blanco, lime juice, and agave nectar. The bar offers a daily changing margarita that varies day-to-day with past flavors that include the Fanta Orange Margarita. Monkey’s Tail Photo credit: back in 2019, Monkey’s Tail in Lindale Park is primarily known as a craft cocktail bar and Tejano bar. Using top shelf ingredients in their cocktails, such as WhistlePig 12-year rye and Highland Park 15-year Viking Heart, Bandista divides the menu into classic and modern cocktails. With a maximum capacity of 18, Bandista puts a creative spin on classic and contemporary cocktails with artistic flair. Bandista Photo credit: in a secret passageway tucked inside Four Seasons, Bandista is a reservation-only cocktail lounge reminiscent of the 1920s. Be sure to swim over to Lei Low on Wednesdays for a steel guitar performance. At Lei Low, Hawaiian shirts are encouraged, and rewarded come happy hour, with a menu that covers all rum-soaked surfside favorites. Lei Low Photo credit: as the tiki bar that started a movement in Texas, Lei Low is an over-the-top Hawaiian haven tucked inside a strip center in The Heights. As for their second story patio, you could definitely do worse.
Here, the bartenders know what they’re doing and will set you up right with your drink of choice. Located on Main Street, the nondescript speakeasy is tucked away behind a deceptive “Attorney at Law” door. Captain Foxheart’s Bad News Bar and Spirits Lodge Photo credit: Foxheart’s is a definitive hidden gem. The first project of mixologist maven, Bobby Heugel – owner of The Pastry War, Squable, Better Luck Tomorrow and the new Anvil sister bar, Refuge – Anvil Bar & Lounge features an extensive list of 100 classic cocktails as well as 8 rotating seasonal libations. Anvil Bar & Lounge Photo credit: Bar & Lounge is a low-lit haunt ideal for taking refuge on a stormy night, or any other night. In addition to bourbon-based drinks, see its dual Julep cocktail sections as well as Whiskey and Whiskey list, the bar features vodka, gin, agave, rum, cognac, and low-alcohol options. Julep Photo credit: named one of the best bars in North America, Alba Huerta’s the bar’s reflects Huerta’s utmost interest in Southern spirits – particularly bourbon. People come here for cocktails and they come again and again because what they are serving is not available at your local tavern.1. Try a real daiquiri, manhattan, old fashioned - and you will see what I mean. Fast forward to Anvil - all the classics prepared in a way that does its best to exactly emulate the originals - and you can surely see and taste the difference. Add to that, the modern bar has modified the classic recipes to accomodate quick, mass production to the point where the modern interpretation of a classic cocktail bears little resemblance to the original preparation. This ice is quite rare these days, but if you want a classic cocktail remember that modern day ice machines were not available back then and as such, the ice made those cocktails very different from their original preparations. What is kold draft ice? Think of very large, crystal clear cubes of ice unlike anything you have seen in your local tavern. Kold draft ice is featured in many of their cocktails. They have a massive collection of liquors, herbs, botanicals, syrups, fruits, and elixirs ready to be mixed into any classic cocktail created since 1830 along with a number of proprietary concoctions. The reason - the best cocktails in Houston. This place attracts an 85% classic cocktails crowd with a few specialty beer drinkers.
ANVIL HOUSTON BEST DRINKS PLUS
Most bars have your average mix of 50 plus percent beer drinkers with a few wine drinkers and a few something-tinis thrown in. Don't call them mixologists, they request, but they are surely more than bartenders.
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