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Huge thanks to DiningOut for the feature in Houston’s Best Cocktail Bars! We’re proud to be listed among so many great spots — Thank you Megha for including us in your thoughtful mix of places that represent the best of Houston’s ever evolving cocktail community. Houston’s bar scene runs deep, and we’re lucky to be part of it.

Shaken, Stirred, and Served: Houston’s Best Cocktail Bars - DiningOut Global Houston’s vibrant bar scene has earned national recognition time and time again, and for good reason. The city is rich with cocktail bars that pair a fantastic atmosphere with a brilliant menu. With a constant flow of new places entering the mix, there has never been a better time to explore the c...

🇮🇪 Our new Ireland Inspired Menu is live !
Each new menu from will be a traveling deep diver into a region we love to explore. We will highlight its lore, its native spirits, and and its impact in its community.

Please enjoy Dee’s “Moonlit Wings.”

Teeling Irish
St Germain
Sage
Rosé Verjus

📖 In Irish folklore, the Tuatha de Danann were one of the original inhabitants of Ireland-that is, until a warrior tribe, the Milesians (or Celts), arrived. The Milesians attacked and won a war against the Tuatha de Danann, eventually driving them underground.
The Tuatha de Danann used their innate magic to become the Sidhe (pronounced Shee)-today known as the “fairies.”

Like most folkloric events, the fairies and their magical, mysterious ways are often used to make sense of the indescribable or incomprehensible. Pre-Christian monuments are said to have been built by fairy folk, bad luck and illness as a result of offending the fairies and people who disappear have been kidnapped by the little people. Even natural (and supernatural) phenomena can be explained by fairies. Generally, it’s best to avoid angering the fairies because who knows what they might do?