"Housed in a 100-year-old building, this basement-turned-bar offers a window into a previous era. To fully embrace the environment’s old-timey nostalgia, order a Belafonte, named after the Jamaican-American songwriter. Apparently, if this singer’s soul were distilled down to a flavor, he’d be a blend of Elijah Craig barrel proof, pineapple rum, cocchi americano, amaretto, and lime bitters. With drink in hand, settle into one of the red curtained booths and savor some sax-heavy Motown music. Make sure to appreciate the bowler hat light sconces, which tie in with the establishment’s 1920’s tailor shop theme — as do the measuring tapes the bartenders wear around their necks." - Johanna Harlow
