Tyra Baltram
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This bar is simply stunning. The venue is a repurposed boat with a gutted inside to offer ample seating. They have a dozen or so tables along both sides and a bathroom at the back of the boat near the bar. When you're sitting down, you can feel the boat swaying back and forth. You can also open the windows and say hi to people passing by on paddle boats.
This bar has two outdoor seating areas; one at the front, which can be challenging to get to as you need to swing around the side of the opening into the bar, and another one at the back, up a ladder. Personally, I preferred the front outdoor seating area, as it offers a gorgeous view of the canal and has gorgeous flowers to admire. Be aware that you are exposed to the elements outside of the boat and it can get quite chilly. The chairs are also not affixed to the boat, so one slip and you might end up in the canal. The rear outdoor seating is just a set of cushions in a wooden box, but it feels a lot more secure.
The outdoor seating areas fill up immensely quickly, so you have to be lucky to get one, but the other tables indoors are gorgeous as well.
I ordered La Bouee, which was a delicious drink, and a Perfect Storm, which I enjoyed mixing to my taste. My friend ordered a Malibu Seabreeze and said it was absolutely delicious. We also got chips to share, but I thought at $7 it was quite overpriced.
Do note this bar has a 2 hour limit on stays, but this wasn't a problem in my experience. We weren't asked to leave, but also went on a weekday when the bar was nearly entirely empty. Keep it in mind if there's a line waiting on the pier.