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Really charming little cocktail bar with a beautifully done 40s/50s vibe. It’s cozy and stylish without feeling cramped, and we had no trouble getting a seat on a Thursday evening. The staff were absolutely lovely — friendly, attentive, and welcoming from the start. We were immediately brought water as every good cocktail bar should! and even got some complimentary olives and mixed nuts, which was a very nice touch. The presentation of the drinks is next level — creative, playful, and full of thoughtful details that really elevate the whole experience. My girlfriend’s drink “Breakfast at Tiffany’s” was served in a jewelry box, and mine “Rescue Rangers” arrived inside a giant sculpted hazelnut, with the top half acting as a lid and a tiny squirrel perched on top. It was whimsical and impressive — definitely the kind of thing you remember and tell people about. That’s why it was a bit confusing when the drinks themselves didn’t quite live up to the promise. My cocktail, with aged rum, several nut liqueurs, and fresh citrus, somehow ended up tasting like a watered-down Mai Tai — and not because it was trying to be one. But to be fair, the flavor profile wasn’t entirely off-base: rum, citrus, and nut elements do overlap with a classic Mai Tai, so the resemblance isn’t totally surprising. Still, in a bar with this much creativity, I was expecting something much more distinctive and layered. The “Breakfast at Tiffany’s” had a similar issue. On paper, it sounded exceptional — Haku vodka, roasted macadamia, arabica beans, homemade crème de cacao — but in the end, it tasted more or less like a diluted Espresso Martini. We doubt that was the intention, and we genuinely couldn’t figure out how so many interesting ingredients ended up producing such a basic and flat flavor profile. Especially when you consider that something like arabica beans should complement, not completely dominate, the drink. That said, everything else about the experience — from the decor to the staff to the atmosphere — was truly great. The bar clearly cares about crafting something special, and it shows in every detail. We just wish the drinks had matched the same level of care in their flavor. If they had, we probably would have stayed for multiple rounds. As it was, we stopped after one, but would still consider coming back — maybe to try different drinks and see if it was just an off night. Food: 2 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 5
A lot of staging and presentation.A lot of stuffs on your table but not much alcohol.Two short drinks,one kind of martini almost size of a shot,another drink completely diluted in water.Doesn’t worth expensive price.More for instagramer than real cocktail fans. Food: 1 Service: 3 Atmosphere: 3 Price per person: €10–20
