Get the Shark: a tiki drink with complexity and class (frangelico AND blue curacao, juice, and lots of rum)
Madam Geneva is known for its fruity preserves—all of which can be served over ice with Beefeater gin or 42 Below vodka. Think: pineapple vanilla bean, pear ginger and cranberry orange.
One of the only places where I'll trust them to make a Sazerac. Also recommended: "Midnight in Paris" and "Vanishing Point"
If you have trouble deciding what to order, let them decide for you. Ask for the Bartender's Choice and tell them what flavors/liquors you like.
Yes, the cocktails are superb, but they're only half the story. This place has some of the best speakeasy dinner food in the West Village.
Cocktail space above Union Pig and Chicken. Beautiful space, good drinks, and access to the awesome BBQ menu from downstairs.
Owned by an alum of Ball and Biscut, this casual cocktail bar serves up great drinks, tasty comfort food, and is still happy to serve you a beer.
Interesting space, nice view, solid drinks. Definitely a hotel bar but worth a visit of you are staying.
This place is a proper speakeasy with a very strong and seasonal cocktail list. Talk to the bartender about what you like and you'll get something great.
Rooftop bar on top of the newly opened Ambassador Hotel. They are still finishing up the outdoor space, and the crowd isn't exactly hip, but there is potential here.
Despite being and Irish pub they have the fresh citrus and spirit selection to drive a decent cocktail list.
Very good cocktails, especially for a hotel bar. The outdoor space is large, comfy, and perfect for warm night.
Very inventive cocktail menu at the expense of allowing custom drinks. The space is also pretty strange, though renovations are coming. Great for a visit but glad I don't have to come here every week
Great Specialty Cocktails, new food and happy hour menu's and most aggressive promos for quality food and drink anywhere in greater Phoenix Metro area!
The Prolgue is a take on a Last Word that incorporates the very piney St George Terroir gin and pine liqueur to great effect. The trees, they are us.
The middle floor is definitely the floor for cocktail nerds. Less crowded, much more complex menu. If you're going to pay 14+ for a Vegas cocktail you might as well make it worth it.
a very new york-like speakeasy feel in the back room here – you know, if you're feeling nostalgic for home. snag a table in one of the booths by the back wall and have them mix up your faves
for cocktail geeks who disdain pretension. guest bartending appearances by local & visiting drink masters, bar staff display an adept hand at elegant but never fussy cocktails. tunes of '70s and '80s.
