Cocktail Bars near Lexington

“We ordered the Banh-Mi and Carolina Hotdogs. Both had absolutely delicious flavors on great buns, the hotdogs themselves are very meaty and cut into a spiral which we thought helped the flavor and keep some of the toppings on the bun as opposed to in the boxes. We also ordered the garlic parmesan tater tots which were absolutely delicious, especially if you like garlic because they do not skimp on that. The craft soda was a good balance of sweet and flavor without becoming too artificial tasting, the brand is "United Sodas of America".We also loved the little note that was attached to the receipt on the bag. It was such a nice little touch that helps play into the name of the little joint.The atmosphere was pretty great, especially for a 60° day in the middle of February. The outside patio has 2 gas fire pits to sit around with a group of friends, and there's a little turf addition beside that with some more lounging seats.All in all we loved the food and time we spent there and would recommend it to everyone to try when they are in town, whether for the Race track or just driving through.Wheelchair accessibility: Everything outside is easy to get to, the turf addition does have a step down. The sidewalk around the building is a bit slim so some wheelchairs may have some difficulty, but they are attached to the city sidewalk so that can be an alternative to get to the patio as well.“

“This is a class act establishment. Corry and crew pay attention to all of the little details that makes one visit very enjoyable. Their spirit selection is one of the best in Ohio. Guinness on tap is poured with perfection (if you're a Guinness drinker, you know what I am talking about). They also have my personally favorite, Pilsner Urquell on tap also. Not to be limited to just high quality beers they have wines, cocktails, absinthe and of course a wide selection of martinis. If the weather permits, step out back on the patio. Where the plants are meticulously cared for. The surroundings much resemble German Village in Columbus.“