bars
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There are certain phrases that, once upon a time, had gravitas in Manhattan: duck à l’orange, lobster thermidor, cordon bleu. Once the vernacular of tuxedoed waiters and multi-course nights, they became punchlines to the fast-casual…
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There’s a new bar in Las Vegas, and it doesn’t just serve drinks—it unspools a narrative. Doberman Drawing Room, now open at 1025 S. 1st Street in the Las Vegas Arts District, is the latest…
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High above the London skyline, 52 floors up in The Shard, Gŏng bar has launched a new signature cocktail menu titled Nature & Earth, a poetic and transportive experience that charts the botanical lifecycle through…
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By all accounts, The Four Horsemen could’ve coasted. Ten years in, the Michelin-starred Williamsburg wine bar had established itself as one of the neighborhood’s most influential dining rooms—a place where people came to speak in…
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There’s something about Osaka, that supposed “kitchen of Japan,” that makes you realize—halfway through your third whisky highball and seventh skewer of chicken cartilage—that Tokyo’s buttoned-up pretensions were never really the whole story. If Kyoto…
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In a city where laneway legends and back-alley bottle shops often outshine the flashy big-budget builds, the team behind Caretaker’s Cottage—Melbourne’s intimate, now-iconic cocktail bar tucked beside a church and lit by the glow of…
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There’s a cantina now in Bed-Stuy, Brooklyn, that feels like it might have been plucked from a side street in Roma Norte and dropped, still humming, into 397 Tompkins Avenue. It’s called Dolores, the latest…
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In the hushed, velvet-draped lounge of Hotel Lancaster—just a whisper off the Champs-Élysées—you can now drink with ghosts. Or at least, to them. Paris institution CopperBay, tucked inside this century-old hotel where Marlene Dietrich once…
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Taipei doesn’t shout its nightlife from the rooftops. It murmurs it through nondescript alleys, behind unmarked doors, and under the soft glow of paper lanterns. The city’s bar culture—equal parts cinematic, obsessive, and deeply personal—feels…
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In a move that feels less like a bar-restaurant opening and more like a beautifully dissonant chord struck in the heart of Central Square, Darling has arrived in Cambridge. The cocktail and dim sum bar…