What drink to orderThere’s no point coming here if you’re not going to try at least one cocktail (the interesting mocktails here count as well, so no excuses). Sure, there’s good Champagne on the list and the short selection of beer contains no duds, but you’re in a 1920s speakeasy so lighten up and get with the program. Classics are always available, but much fun awaits with the house cocktails. Why not live a little and order The Valentino, a surprisingly successful combination of bacon-infused whisky, marmalade syrup, sweet vermouth, lemon juice, cherry and smoke? Or perhaps go for something vibrant and floral, like the Watermelon Bomba where rum, absinthe and pisco share a glass with a watermelon and fennel syrup, lime and honey. It might sound a little crazy, but in this atmosphere it makes complete sense.
