Three Sisters Whiskey Bar

Not the friendliest staff for sure. You’d think the bartenders were doing us a favor taking orders and pouring three drinks. But not to let that get us down, the place is still pretty cool and they have some good whiskeys. Enjoyed some Japanese whiskey on the rocks. I should say one big square rock of ice which was nice in itself. I’ve been here a couple times and despite not receiving that welcome feeling, I’ll probably come again.

We had a wonderful experience at Three Sisters Whiskey Bar!! Greg, the bartender, gave us awesome recommendations. We loved his upbeat, positive energy.

Nice place with plenty of seating. Great place to just chill. Service: The bartender is nice. Service seems pretty quick. No one really hassling you. Alcohol: Large selection of beer on draft. They have a good selection of house cocktails. Seating: There is plenty of seats and tables. They have seating inside and outside. Heated lamps for the outside. They have couch seating indoor as well. Ambience: Music is loud as well as people's conversation. Live music outdoor. Great place to just chill. If you want a more busier atmosphere then try the bars next door or hit up San Pedro Market.

This place has a great vibe and menu. The cocktails menu is really interesting. I loved the Raspberry Hangglider and the spicy summer breeze. The staff is super friendly and it's great service. You can grab a drink and sit in the porch behind the bar where they have live music on Friday (not sure of the regular schedule)

First time here, not a very big menu of cocktails, but the ones they do have are great! My favorite was the strawberry daquiri! Numerous seating and live music, I believe every night. Parking garage next door too makes it super convenient.

I ordered one of their Halloween speciality drinks and it was only half full and looked like it had residue or chunks in the drink. I brought it to the bartenders attention and she said “this is how we make it.” Since I didn’t want to pay for a half full chunky cocktail for over $15, I asked her to take it off my tab and that I didn’t want to drink it. She then became super rude about it, but did take it off my bill. I ordered a beer instead (decent beer list). There is plenty of seating and they have decent TVs to watch sports, but otherwise pretty mid. When I closed my tab, the other bartender was friendly and quick.

Great service and good drinks! It’s a fun place to come hang out with friends. I really enjoyed the live music.

Discriminatory and highly unprofessional! I went last night with my partner to the bar looking to have a nice drink and relax after we had a long day. We approached the bar where there was two empty seats. The counter had dirty glasses and was wet. We sat and waited to be approached. We were approached by a bartender who had blood shot eyes and appeared to be intoxicated himself. My partner asked for water since he was thirty. The bartender with a very snarky attitude said the water was at a station nearby . We were going to order our drinks and he left. We waited a long time to be approached by anyone else but they purposely seemed to avoid us. Eventually we asked a female bartender if she could clear the area and take our drink order. She responded to my partner and told him that according to management we could only be served water because we were deemed highly intoxicated!! We were both completely in shock and taken aback as anyone in our situation would be. I asked for an explanation. She repeated herself and I said what are the signs of intoxication they supposedly see in us because we aren't presenting any . We had just arrived and had not had a single drop of alcohol. I felt discriminated against and so did my partner. We felt they judged his tone of voice and the tempo in which he speaks. I asked to speak to the manager to which she walked away and came back to tell me i wasn't allowed to speak to them ! What type of manager does not fulfill their role and do the tasks required of a manager especially in situations like this. We left after this whole situation . Overall we felt embarrassed and indignant over this very discriminatory situation.

Not the friendliest staff for sure. You'd think the bartenders were doing us a favor taking orders and pouring three drinks. But not to let that get us down, the place is still pretty cool and they have some good whiskeys. Enjoyed some Japanese whiskey on the rocks. I should say one big square rock of ice which was nice in itself. I've been here a couple times and despite not receiving that welcome feeling, I'll probably come again.

Bit of an older crowd but everyone was very welcoming. Drinks were very yummy and service was fast. Had live music which was a plus, great ambiance.

Kind of a nonchalant attitude with the staff. We'll get to you when we do. It's whatever for a busy night here. But when there very few you should just say we'll get to you at least. Unfortunately drinks were made wrong. If you ask twice get it right. It shares a space with the coffee shop. It's just ok to get a drink. 1 of 2 full bar establishments in San Pedro Square.

Drinks: Can't go wrong with any of the beers featuring Barebottle, Faction, and other CA breweries! I'm particularly impressed that the bartenders ask if I prefer egg whites on my Whiskey Sour - yes, please ! Egg whites make this cocktail authentic :) Ambiance: great place for groups of ~4-6. We noticed that a few tables were reserved for an event so it was cool to learn that hosting is possible by coordinating with San Pedro. Looking forward to my next visit. San Pedro is overall a nice place to watch sports or if you're lucky, see live musicians perform.

My friend and I came here on a Friday evening. There was a short line at the bar to order, but that is to be expected on a Friday. I ordered a raspberry drink that was pretty tasty. The bartender was friendly and quick with making the drinks. As this bar is in San Pedro Square, it can get pretty crowded. However, it is right next to one of the outdoor seating areas. It makes it pretty easy to grab a drink at the bar and find a seat somewhere inside or outside. The decor of the bar is attractive. I'm sure I'll be back in the future.

They have a nice selection of drinks. Bartenders are friendly and there is plenty of seating to hang with friends! It's a nice vibe for a casual Saturday night

Discriminatory and highly unprofessional! I went last night with my partner to the bar looking to have a nice drink and relax after we had a long day. We approached the bar where there was two empty seats. The counter had dirty glasses and was wet. We sat and waited to be approached. We were approached by a bartender who had blood shot eyes and appeared to be intoxicated himself. My partner asked for water since he was thirsty. The bartender with a very snarky attitude said the water was at a station nearby . We were going to order our drinks and he left. We waited a long time to be approached by anyone else but they purposely seemed to avoid us. Eventually we asked a female bartender if she could clear the area and take our drink order. She responded to my partner and told him that according to management we could only be served water because we were deemed highly intoxicated!! We were both completely in shock and taken aback as anyone in our situation would be. I asked for an explanation. She repeated herself and I said what are the signs of intoxication they supposedly see in us because we aren't presenting any . We had just arrived and had not had a single drop of alcohol. I felt discriminated against and so did my partner. We felt they judged his tone of voice and the tempo in which he speaks. I asked to speak to the manager to which she walked away and came back to tell me i wasn't allowed to speak to them ! What type of manager does not fulfill their role and do the tasks required of a manager especially in situations like this. We left after this whole situation . Overall we felt embarrassed and indignant over this very discriminatory situation.

I've been here twice and always had a good time. The bartenders are friendly and whip up your drinks fast. As things are beginning to open up again and San Pedro was crowded for Friday, there was a long line of people waiting for drinks, but they often took it to the patio. This time, we got a raspberry drink (that's apparently a staple), and I was going to get a cucumber jalapeño drink but the bartender recommended I try one of their newest drinks, which had tequila and passion fruit. I left to the bathroom while my friend paid but man, I think the bartender really hooked it up with my drink because it was strong! Despite having passion fruit, I would say the bitterness (from the alcohol) reminded me of a grapefruit flavor. It was fruity and strong but unfortunately for me, I just wanted a drink to have with my pizza and I was not planning on barhopping that night (it would've been great if I did though!). The raspberry drink on the other hand... PLEASE get it!!! It was so delicious I cannot even begin to tell you. I love eating raspberries and this was a refreshing, slightly sweet raspberry drink that wasn't too sour and I could barely taste the alcohol. This could've been dangerous because I loved it so much. Funnily enough, I chased the passion fruit drink with the strawberry drink. Always a fun time at Three Sisters.

Great cocktails! I came here for some drinks on a Friday night and was able to easily grab a table outside of San Pedro Square Market. You order drinks through their QR code link and then they are brought out to your table, which I thought was very convenient (and makes it easy to split the check)! I started with the Rubee Springs, which was delicious and pretty strong (in a good way), too. My date got a cocktail that wasn't on the menu (he went inside to order it), which I believe was called the Captain Jack Sparrow. That one was also fantastic, and tasted very tropical and rum heavy. I ended the night with the Raspberry Hanglider - probably my favorite! Incredibly refreshing but it costs an extra $5 to make it a double, which I thought was a little excessive. I'll be back for the delicious cocktails and fun atmosphere!

Three Sisters is located inside San Pedro Square Market, a lively food court in downtown San Jose (though not so much during COVID). The staff is friendly and I appreciated the suggestion from the bartender to try one of their specials, the Raspberry Hang Glider, instead of the raspberry lemon drop (the original drink that I ordered). It was good, pretty much the same thing except the RHG had more raspberry flavor than lemon. Though the customer service isn't bad, the whole purpose of a bar is to serve good alcoholic beverages. I've been here more than once, and the drinks are really weak, which almost makes it not worth your money... simple cocktails like jack and coke. San Pedro Square Market Bar, which is located across the hall in the same building, serves better drinks (and I've had a lot in the past to compare). The atmosphere has a great vibe, and currently outdoor seating is available and was no problem finding on a Saturday afternoon, but probably only because so many businesses here are currently closed still (if you come on a regular day/night, this place is typically crowded).

My girls and I stopped here Saturday afternoon and had excellent service from the bartender. I was feeling a cocktail and was recommended the W.S.H. which consisted of watermelon vodka, fresh watermelon, and ginger beer. It was so refreshing! We hopped around to other bars afterwards which I regret because Three Sisters was such a nice experience.

Another place that adds their backhanded, "surcharge", for employee mandates. Just raise the price already and be transparent from the start with your customers! Of course, you have to hunt for tiny sign on the register. It's not on the drink menu.

I came here for one reason and one reason only: their Bloody Mary. The first time I tried, it was the wrong day/hour (the Bloody Marys are only made when they have the mix), so I just left. That's right. I don't mess around. Came back at the right time and day within the following couple of weeks, and I was able to order it. "Spicy or regular?" "Spicy." Say no more, fam. To be honest, I don't often order bloody marys. I mean, I've probably had three in my life. It's kind of a weird drink, and I feel like you almost *have* to be hungover to like it, but that's all I'll say about that because I know some people would bloody murder me... ...but this Bloody Mary was quite enjoyable to drink. The mix was great; I like when the mix is thick and flavorful (and not all liquid). It was just the right amount of spice, too. I'm glad they add the olives and cucumber because I'll never eat a friggen celery stick in my life. I'm not sure what other drinks they offer here that are worth trying, since I came only for the BM and I didn't even look at the menu. There's bar seating, plus any available seats throughout San Pedro Square. Prices are a bit high, but that's because it's SPS. I'd say this is still my favorite Bloody Mary to date, so I'd suggest trying it at least once.

Got the watermelon drink it was tasty! Nice vibe they play music on Saturday's. It was very busy though

The main bar might have a mirror, but if you want a larger selection of craft beers, then stop staring at your reflection and come over here. The Garage Bar is an evenings-only extension-of-sorts of the San Pedro Square Market Bar. They're in the Garage Building, natch, in a room separate from the main collection of restaurants. I saw plenty of hard liquors (such as my cousin's choice of Maker's Mark, served with a giant ice cube) and wines behind the bar, but what caught my eye was the relatively high variety of craft beers on tap - eighteen, according to their menu. That's around twice as many as the main bar. I've been exploring craft beers more and more lately (as well as utilizing beer ratings sites), so I had an idea of which beers might be worth checking out. North Coast's Brother Thelonious ($8 for a pint) is a Belgian strong ale which is almost like a stout or porter in color and flavor. I was impressed with it before I tried the freshly tapped/advertised nitro draft version of Ballast Point's Victory at Sea ($10 for a snifter which probably was more of a 10 oz size), a rich and smooth porter. Service was friendly and quick. They might get busier during the weekend, but it was the evening of a San Jose Sharks home game (read: major arena event a few blocks away) and the bartenders handled the crowd well, directed people to use menus, and made recommendations if asked. I'll definitely stop by the Garage Bar again if I visit San Pedro Square Market at night. This place can satisfy casual drinkers and craft beer enthusiasts alike.

Excellent demonstration, tasting, and historical description on Rye whiskeys and their malt differences along with other vocabulary. A must for a classic Old Fashioned on the rock.

I've always walked by this place and opted for coffee from Voyager right next door, but not this time! We settled for some easy drinks- couple of Long Islands. These were STRONG, but still yummy and great to casually sip over some conversations. I love that there is ample seating both indoor and outdoor. Great vibes and even better service!

TW: RACISM I'm appalled. My friend approached the bar and asked the server (picture of him attached) "do you only have these beers on tap?" and the server responded, to my HISPANIC FRIEND, "we have more in the back, but you won't find Modelo or Corona. It's craft beer only!" What the server said was RACIST and I absolutely refuse to return to this establishment.

I came here on a Friday afternoon! I got a gin drink forgot what it was called. But it was a cool place.

I rarely go down to San Jose unless invited, and it's best when someone shows me around. My colleague picked me up at the Caltrain station, and we headed to San Pedro Square Market. Expansive, fun spot with variety in bars and restaurants. After getting the "grand tour," we stopped at Three Sisters for a drink. They have some tasty cocktails and beers on tap. We ordered cocktails at the bar. Since it was towards the end of the workday, there wasn't a crowd, but I could see this place getting busy. I got something with tequila... can't remember the exact ingredients, but it was pretty good. I wasn't really feeling what they had on the happy hour menu. Nearby construction was too loud so we took our beverages to the common area. It's great to be a brewery like this because lack of food isn't a deterrent. Customers can easily go elsewhere around the market. The actual area within Three Sisters looks super cute, and I would have hung out there if I wasn't in a work meeting.

Fun bar in the market. They had a good selection of craft beer and wine. The main bar is pretty large. There is a variety of seating--tables, bar, couches, etc. There was live music when we were there and also TVs to watch games. I can't say that our bartender was that friendly or attentive but I think it because it was busy and they were understaffed. I wish my neighborhood had a bar like this. It would be a great place to be a regular at.

Good vibes, good drinks, but the servers could smile a little more. We had to wait almost 20 minutes to grab their attention. I get it that they were busy on a thursday evening, not their fault, but they could atleast be pleasant about it. I dont mind waiting, but I do mind being frowned upon. The decor of the bar and seating area is pretty good, good option over the San Pedro Square market bar.

I came here on a Tuesday afternoon. They have good selection of cocktails with original recipes. Bartender Nick was knowledgeable and friendly when I asked him questions about the dtinks and the bar. This place was neat and organized. I like that they have comfy couches to sit too. Fact: I learned they named this bar "Three Sisters" after the daughters of 10th mayor of San Jose.

3.5 STARS My group was heading to the Sharks game and decided to grab one drink before going to SAP. One of our friends was already here and managed to grab an area to stand by the bar. (I believe it was by the doorway into the interior of San Pedro Square.) My girlfriend and I arrived on Saturday, January 13th around 6:30pm. Two other friends joined later and we were all able to stand in the same area. I ended up getting a Glenlivet 12 neat. It was your average pour. The bartender was sweet and quick, which is all I'm looking for in a pre-game drinking establishment. I've been to The Garage before and I like the space. Big and open, which is perfect for the crowds that gather before a game. It doesn't feel too cramped. Plus, they have TVs showing sporting events, so we were able to catch the end of the Warriors games before we left. Nice bar to hit up before going to an event at SAP Center.

This place gets packed and bartenders can sometimes be slow, but don't be rude! They do see you. I love this place because I always get my moscow mule on tap! For $12, I can't complain. It is strong and tastes amazing! the other drinks on the menu are delicious, but with the whole waiting game, I always settle for the moscow mule.

They closed my tab 30 min early with no warning because they decided to close the bar early and didn't tell anyone. Charged me 18% gratuity when the rude bartenders didn't even deserve it.

Stopped in for a drink. They had a passion fruit white beer that I recently tried - so good. There was also a warriors game going on so they had chair set up in front of a large screen TV. We took our beers outside as it was nice and warm outside. My friend ended up getting a Pliny the Elder - they had quite a few cases. Also some of the beers come in a pint glass and some you can get the big (almost double) mug. Service was alright - it's a bar so busy but we stood there for a while before being acknowledged. Saw a couple of other beers that look interesting. So now I know this is a good option for HH.

The manager was being very rude. He was being rude when we were ordering drinks. Rolling his eyes when were ordering even tho we were nice and polite. He had closed our tab early and added an 18% tip saying that they'd called last call a while back when the security had just told us about the last call. He scammed us. Wont come back. Bar manager you need some help.

Hanging out with some great friends, enjoying some amazing drinks. Our bartender Carlos makes amazing mixed drinks. Broken heart, not to sweet and very delicious and refreshing.

I was looking for a cafe to be able to do work in and I ended up finding this gem. Three Sisters is located in the San Pedro Square Marketplace and shares a space with a coffee spot. The entire area includes plenty of space, tables, and seating. Since it was later in the day, I chose to get a few cocktails to sip on while I did some light work. I tried the Broken Heart and Del Monte -- both were made very well with fresh ingredients. Great, refreshing cocktails that I would order again. Such a great spot, I would love to go back and do work here or just go for cocktails. There are no wrong answers here.

Absolutely amazing customer service with a wide selection of drinks & great beers!! I came back 2x in one day! If I could give more than 5 stars I would! I called at 11:30pm panicking for missing my credit card. Miguel answered and said he would check and give me an update. He gave me an update within 5 minutes on the status of my card. I will absolutely be returning to this place! Amazing ambiance to enjoy with friends!!

LOVE LOVE LOVE! This place is where they host Brainstormer trivia every Monday evening. They also have live music on Friday and Saturday nights (HOW AMAZEBALLZ IS THAT)?!? It is a wonderful open space with a bar and a coffee shop and will generally have whatever game of the moment is hot on the big screen projector. The servers are all really great and the staff is super friendly and on top of keeping the place clean. This is a place for all ages. You will see families with youngsters, young adults partying, people with their puppies (YES PUPPIES), and even people like your parents and grandparents. Does this eclectic mix kill the vibe, ABSOLUTELY NOT! Brian runs a tight ship and keeps this place fresh, clean, reasonably priced, and FUN! You may or may not see me there on a weekly basis :)

They decided to close 30 minutes early with no warning. They didn't tell us that they were gonna close the bar and decided to close out the tab and charge me the gratuity that came with the closing time. I wish they would've told me when they were closing I would've closed my tab myself instead they blamed me for the whole situation. Will not be coming here again

Is this place even open? I've stopped by so many times and no one is ever at the bar. And on top of that, when I try to use the the online ordering system, it makes zero sense. Can you please tell me when you are actually open and staff are at the bar to take your order? Perhaps the yelp times do not match when you are actually open.

In my opinion this is the cool bar inside of San Pedro square. Much more space to sit around, and much quieter so you can actually be here and have a conversation. Often times in the afternoon time or weeknights it is much more of a quiet place to grab a drink and do work. I've been here with a friend who knew the bartenders and it made ordering a lot easier on a busy Friday night.

They have a complicated ordering process because you can only have drinks with food, but it's the right thing to do, anyway. We had tacos from the food court inside and margaritas from the bar and we sat in the chilly tent watching spring training on the big screen. This was as close to old times as we've gotten in a while.

Unless you want beer. Stay away. The bartenders have no clue how to do anything else. Who doesn't know how to make a Long Island?? He had to ask someone. When I wanted to close 3 workers ignored me. A woman with curly hair does give AF for customers.

Great side bar when The Market Bar is packed. Atmosphere is awesome here. We watched the 2014 world series here and the place was full. Sometimes they have live music too. One note... There is this one female bartender who always seems to be in a bad mood. Almost like she has been dumped by her boyfriend right before she came to work. I imagine she is stuck in groundhogs day and has to go to work after being dumped every shift. In 45 mins I have seen her turn down patrons for free water and sell bottled water. Meanwhile her male coworker gave out water for free in a glass. I have seen her state "I'm busy" when asked a question while making a drink. She always makes sure to stare through you because she is clearly upset with the way her life has panned out. Miss dark haired female bartender I hope that dark cloud over your head dissipates so you can make more in tips and be happy. Worst case...go eat a pizza or ice cream or what ever makes you smile.

One the worst bar experience ever first we are told we need to order food to buy drinks I completely understand with Covid restrictions. Afshin told us need to have a receipt but the restaurant didn't give us one but had the sensor with the name clearly on it. What really pissed us off was the people behind didn't get asked to see a receipt was just asked simply if they ordered like wtf what kind of service is this...? I've been here multiple times bar staff was always cool!

Their spirits selection simply cannot be matched! They have 2 or 4oz top shelf liquor to-go. I am happy to support them through these hard times, as they always provide great service. Cheers to the Three Sisters!

Cheers...at last there's another watering hole option at San Pedro Sq Market! No more standing knee deep in the happy hour hoopla waiting 20 mins for a tall, cool one at the always under-staffed main bar. Just 20 paces back in the warehouse portion lies the newly permitted Garage Bar featuring a respectable selection of whiskey, bourbon, scotch like Four Roses Single Barrel, EH Taylor, Macallan 15 yr. Nice touch too is they're featuring some new fangled local artisanal efforts like St. George Absinthe & Old World Spirit's Goldrun Rye. Beer-wise, they're pouring about 7 crafts brews including my fav Great White from Lost Coast Brewery in Eureka and the selection differs from the main bar. I'm holding onto my 4th star until they up the anty by beefing up the brown spirit offerings with some harder-to-find bourbons as is my understanding. But in the meantime, this is an excellent addition to the ever growing list of worthy purveyors at SPSM!

Pros : Life music Cons: music is too loud and u barely hear each other Not a good place to catch up with friends . We basically need to yell at each other since the music is too loud for a bar. Would be better if we could sit outdoor but it was raining on the night . Drinks are slightly above market price. Could be a good one if u enjoy dancing. There were quite some people dance in front of the live brand

*If you love Bloody Mary's - come try one here!!! *The hot sauce I picked was: professor Payne indeass's Flamin Flatulence butt blazin recipe #5 - the heck!! ;) *Awesome, friendly staff - thanks Carlos for making a great drink! *the Bloody Mary bar is ONLY on Saturday and Sundays. Plan it right and get in here!

Whyyyy is nobody ever working here?? Took me 3 Sundays to try this place out for the Bloody Marys! Minus 1 star for lack of service! Other than that, their Build Your Own Bloody Mary bar is awesome (Sundays only, I think). They offer a wide variety of vodkas, hot sauces, and garnishes to accompany your drink. Since I love my BMs spicy, of course I picked a jalapeno vodka and then asked the bartender to stuff it with a bit of everything. I don't think he was exactly thrilled about that..but hey if this thing is gonna cost $12 then I want it ALL! Our drink ended up containing: BACON, olives, tomato, peppercini, pickled carrots, pickled green beans, celery, and pickled asparagus. This drink was delicious and was pretty much breakfast in a cup. Looking forward to coming back as long as there's someone working! P.S. The bartender was right, you really haven't lived life until you've tried a pickled green bean! Currently on the hunt to buy a jar for myself. :)

One of the bartenders was so nice to me the entire night and made my whisky sour just the way I liked it. So I went to go close out my tab and order my last one but got another bartender. I asked him "can I have a whisky sour and close out my tab?" He made my drink in like a minute and then wanted me to use Apple Pay when my card was already being held. I said "my card is already with you, can I please close my tab?" And he literally glared at me and said so snotty "why didn't you say that before?!?!" And I replied " I literally asked to close out my tab"... and he glared at me again and was like "Well, do you have Apple Pay?!?!?" And I was so taken aback.. he told me to pay Apple Pay for the drink he made me. Then went and got my card all pissed off and had me do a separate transaction for the other drink I ordered. I don't mind doing that but why the attitude?! I was just so taken aback. So anyway I had great service the whole night until I has to deal with that jerk. And his drink sucked just like his attitude.

Recently had the pleasure of stumbling across their Bloody Mary bar a few weekends ago. You get to choose the degree of spice, type of salt on the rim of your glass, your vodka, and what veggies you want as garnish! The mix they use is phenomenal! Bartender makes the mix himself in the morning and keeps the bar open until he runs out of mix. Can't wait to get back there on another weekend morning!

Came here for a quick drink before heading over to the Childish Gambino concert at the SAP center. Had a whiskey ginger; good ratio of whiskey to ginger beer, very delicious. They had a wide selection of alcohol and drinks - a guy order smoked cinnamon old fashion, and now I'm tempted to try. Service was friendly. The bar was located next to the food court which had a live band playing while we were there, which provided a nice ambiance overall. The place had lounge chairs and sofas for you to relax, sip and drink and enjoy the music! Also very important - there are restrooms close by as well as other amenities.

It was a sad experience as a whole. The bartender who I actually had tipped already was being very stand-offish to the party I had with me. The also closes out our tab earlier before their actual closing time and charged the extra gratuity to my friend's card without us even hearing or knowing about a last call from the bar. Overall a disappointing experience.

A small repurposed mix-media bar in the market building has come to the rescue of the growing in-the-know San Pedro Square crowd. The Garage Bar is serving a new mix of liquid refreshments--specializing in whisky--that can be transported to your favorite area of the market complex. They pour a nice variety of beers-on-tap, wines-by-the-glass, and whiskies-for-savoring that make ordering a tough decision.