Sometimes you just want a neighborhood restaurant. A homey nook that only you know about. ...
Sometimes you just want a neighborhood restaurant. A homey nook that only you know about. ...
Sure, it’s called a bistro and bar, but the real draw at the resto inside the Catalina Hotel is the Thursday-night show. Go for the interactive burlesque, drag queen cabaret, and blues singer. Also notable: the Sunday doggie brunch.
The watering hole has plush seating, dim lighting, classic cocktails, and talent tickling the ivories. Go before 9 p.m. to soak up the happy hour.
This super-casual spot is on people-watching mecca Lincoln Road. (Sit outside. The inside’s a dive.) There are more than 80 varieties of brew — from Belgian to Japanese — all for just 4 bucks.
Owners chef Sean Brasel and David Tornek are formerly of celebrity-magnet Touch. Pricey steak and pretty people. Enjoy the scene inside — or peek at passersby on Lincoln Road.
Look, we’re not going to lie to you: It’s loud. The place goes almost full-club on weekends. But it serves top-notch Chinese food. Get a cocktail and let someone else foot the food bill.