Great and relaxing atmosphere to share cocktails with my hubby. We could actually hear each other vs. going to a loud bar. We will be back again. MAKE SURE YOU KNOW THE PASSWORD for the NIGHT you are attending, or you will not be let in. Sshhh.
brandon roberts
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November 17, 2024
The drinks are amazing here and the atmosphere is normally great but not on Friday night.
Our server Niki seemed drunk and was in all of me and my friend’s faces and screaming our orders to the bartender. It was funny at first until she started to make vulgar jokes to me and my wife. And made comments about my friend’s mother who had recently passed away. She was obnoxious and I think it was not called for.
I really enjoyed this place but that experience just wasn’t the best because of our server and it’s disappointing.
matthew gilbert
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December 14, 2024
Got the real McCoy. Fantastic drink and love the atmosphere. Already can’t wait for my next trip. Be warned the drinks are very strong!
Chase Wilson
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May 29, 2022
What a fun and exciting little speakeasy! The ambience really made you feel like you were back in the prohibition era during the 1920s. You’ll need a password to enter, and if you don’t have the correct one, you’ll definitely be turned away. Overall the prices are great; the drinks are superb, so do yourself a favor and have this experience.
Dennis Jones
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June 29, 2024
We came downtown to celebrate a special birthday, starting at Ivy’s for dinner
& looked so forward to going to The Thirsty Cobbler after. We have been to The Thirsty Cobbler about 5 times previously over the past 3 years. Each time previously the same two men worked there, one as the bar tender, one as the waiter. Each time the bar tender made your drinks meticulously crafted w special garnishes & the waiter served them w charm & friendliness, making us feel very welcome and setting the scene for a pleasurable evening while engaging with you. Tonight, unfortunately that was not our experience w the 2 new girls working, replacing the men.
The waitress was very unwelcoming and snippy, she would not allow us to go into the main room, just to look at the bar area and the room and shused us back to the center room and told us we need to remain seated, so others can get in. Well, at that time of the reprimanding, no one was trying to come in to that room. Only 3 women were seated in the corner. Also, the female bartender hid away from the bar area while we tried to take a picture…which seemed odd and unwelcoming. We then sat down in our chair and ordered our drinks. Both drinks were served w no garnishes, which from prior experiences, the drinks were meticulously made w garnishes
, dried sweet orange slices, cherries, sugared sticks and sage sticks. When we complained the waitress said, the reason for no garnishes is that the bartender was too busy! Nevertheless,, she did take the drinks back to be garnished, & my husband got a stick of wood in his and I got some raw blueberry and a sage stick. Nothing like the garnishes prior visits. Again,I tried to get out of my seat to peak in the main room and again was shooed back to my seat as I was just commenting to the waitress I only wanted to get a picture of the decorations.
Never have we ever been treated so disrespectfully, and our entire experience was ruined by your new employees. Please bring back the old employees who made the experience lovely.
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Great and relaxing atmosphere to share cocktails with my hubby. We could actually hear each other vs. going to a loud bar. We will be back again. MAKE SURE YOU KNOW THE PASSWORD for the NIGHT you are attending, or you will not be let in. Sshhh.
The drinks are amazing here and the atmosphere is normally great but not on Friday night. Our server Niki seemed drunk and was in all of me and my friend’s faces and screaming our orders to the bartender. It was funny at first until she started to make vulgar jokes to me and my wife. And made comments about my friend’s mother who had recently passed away. She was obnoxious and I think it was not called for. I really enjoyed this place but that experience just wasn’t the best because of our server and it’s disappointing.
Got the real McCoy. Fantastic drink and love the atmosphere. Already can’t wait for my next trip. Be warned the drinks are very strong!
What a fun and exciting little speakeasy! The ambience really made you feel like you were back in the prohibition era during the 1920s. You’ll need a password to enter, and if you don’t have the correct one, you’ll definitely be turned away. Overall the prices are great; the drinks are superb, so do yourself a favor and have this experience.
We came downtown to celebrate a special birthday, starting at Ivy’s for dinner & looked so forward to going to The Thirsty Cobbler after. We have been to The Thirsty Cobbler about 5 times previously over the past 3 years. Each time previously the same two men worked there, one as the bar tender, one as the waiter. Each time the bar tender made your drinks meticulously crafted w special garnishes & the waiter served them w charm & friendliness, making us feel very welcome and setting the scene for a pleasurable evening while engaging with you. Tonight, unfortunately that was not our experience w the 2 new girls working, replacing the men. The waitress was very unwelcoming and snippy, she would not allow us to go into the main room, just to look at the bar area and the room and shused us back to the center room and told us we need to remain seated, so others can get in. Well, at that time of the reprimanding, no one was trying to come in to that room. Only 3 women were seated in the corner. Also, the female bartender hid away from the bar area while we tried to take a picture…which seemed odd and unwelcoming. We then sat down in our chair and ordered our drinks. Both drinks were served w no garnishes, which from prior experiences, the drinks were meticulously made w garnishes , dried sweet orange slices, cherries, sugared sticks and sage sticks. When we complained the waitress said, the reason for no garnishes is that the bartender was too busy! Nevertheless,, she did take the drinks back to be garnished, & my husband got a stick of wood in his and I got some raw blueberry and a sage stick. Nothing like the garnishes prior visits. Again,I tried to get out of my seat to peak in the main room and again was shooed back to my seat as I was just commenting to the waitress I only wanted to get a picture of the decorations. Never have we ever been treated so disrespectfully, and our entire experience was ruined by your new employees. Please bring back the old employees who made the experience lovely.