Escape to Birds of Paradise, a vibrant cocktail lounge in Brighton that combines unique globally-inspired drinks with a cozy, tropical ambiance.
525 Western Ave #12, Brighton, MA 02135 Get directions
"Birds of Paradise in Brighton, MA serves cocktails inspired by global destinations, such as the Rio to Tokyo, which blends cachaça, miso, and pineapple." - BySam Stone
"Located within the Charles River Speedway in Brighton, Birds of Paradise is the latest cocktail escape from Blossom Bar’s Ran Duan and his star-studded bartending team. The menu is split into two sides: On one end, there’s an anchor “global” drink set that includes cocktails like the Kingston to Milan, a riff on the Kingston Negroni. On the other end, there’s a “destination” set that will change with the team’s travels. Right now, the destination is Guadalajara, and the drinks to get include the Big Apple in Lil’ Jalisco, a carbonated cocktail that ties together tequila and green apple cordial." - Erika Adams, Eater Staff
"Birds of Paradise, designed by Ran Duan and managed by Will Isaza and James Sutter, offers unique cocktails like the Big Apple in Lil’ Jalisco and Pare de Sufrir. The bar also hosts top visiting talent, representing the best of Boston’s bar scene." - Erika Adams
"Birds of Paradise, which opened at the Charles River Speedway—a one-time horse racing track turned open-air marketplace—in Brighton last December. It’s the latest concept from bartender/restaurateur Ran Duan, whose growing local empire includes the highly acclaimed Baldwin Bar and Blossom Bar."
"Birds of Paradise, a new cocktail bar from the showstopping team behind Brookline’s Blossom Bar, has opened within the Charles River Speedway." - Erika Adams