OFFSUIT

Our server was excellent. He spent time explaining the drinks and the process behind making them, and giving his personal recommendations along with popular choices. We felt guided throughout the menu and taken care of. The drinks and food tasted incredible. If you like speakeasies or cool cozy spots, highly recommend.

It was quite an adventure finding Offsuit—we even had to check Google Maps to figure out the entrance, and once we found it, we called to get in, which just added to the fun. Inside, the space is stunning: the lighting, the ambience, and the little candles on each table really set the mood. The menu itself was playful and creative, designed like a deck of cards you flip through. For cocktails, I tried the myth of fingerprints (gin, grapefruit lillet, sweet pepper cordial) while my partner had impossible odds (mezcal, celery, peach, earl gray, tarragon oil) and both were absolutely amazing—honestly some of the finest cocktails I’ve ever had, so innovative and balanced. We also had the Pao pao shrimp (w/ spicy aioli, scallion, sesame), which paired perfectly with the drinks. I even told the bartender how impressed I was, because the flavors were that good. Lily greeted us warmly and made us feel so welcome throughout the evening. This place is such a gem—we’ll definitely be back for sure!

I love Offsuit - it has an actual speakeasy vibe as it’s definitely a very obscure entrance from an alley. The drinks are awesome - it’s an interesting menu and everything I’ve ordered here has been delicious. It’s such a cool vibe here too, perfect for a date night - very dark and intimate, and they’re often playing 90s hip hop, which I love. It’s pricey for sure - last time the bill was $250 for 2 people, but we did get multiple rounds of drinks as well as food. On that note, food was good too - small plates and bar snack vibes but it was enough for a full meal. We’ll definitely keep coming back, and highly recommend if you like craft cocktails!

The place was amazing and the one waiter was so lovely and helpful. The drinks were lovely and very reasonably priced. The only thing that almost ruined the whole experience was one waitress. The Asian girl with the tattoos was incredibly rude from the moment we arrived. She went out of her way to be unhelpful especially when it came to the bill. Usually for a big group of people they don’t split the bill but can put different amounts on different cards but this waitress refused to do that and insisted that we split it equally when one member had already paid her individual amount. When we questioned the other lovely waiter came up to us and asked if there was an issue and he said of course we could all put different amounts on different cards and I said oh so it is possible and she said yes it’s just a hassle. This is in terms of each person getting vastly different priced items and splitting equally would simply be super unfair and not make sense. She fought us on this for 10 minutes straight refusing to budge when it was that simple and possible to make things easier for us. She was clearly being difficult for no reason. The other man made it seem so easy and simple and was more than happy to help! Otherwise it was a lovely place and would recommend

It’s a hidden gem tucked behind an unmarked alley door, adding to the mystery and charm. Inside, the red interiors and dim lighting create an amazing, intimate vibe. The cocktails are top-notch; some strong and slow-sipping, others easy and quick, but not many gin-based options. Overall, a stylish and unique spot for a great night out or for a nightcap after dinner.

Pros: Drinks are creative and delicious- my favorite was impossible odds Drinks come out quickly Pow pow shrimp was a solid appetizer (6 decent sized shrimp with aioli sauce) Lighting is nice and dim, cozy ambience Cons: Not a fan of our server. Felt very rushed/cold toned/dismissive. They couldn’t remember how to describe one of the drinks. However, I’m trying to be understanding that they were also managing the entrance system and multiple tables at once. QR code menu set up is annoying, especially as there are multiple separate pages to click through, and it’s easy to forget what the drink is called by the time the server comes around. Just could be improved for efficiency sake to have printed menus. When I couldn’t remember what it was called, the server left and actually didn’t come back to ask me again (I had to ask someone else for my drink). The entrance - look for signs that say "quiet quiet please." You’ll call a number to get in. but then once seated, every time the door opens a blast of freezing air comes into the bar- quite distracting, especially as we were seated close to the entrance on a frigid day. Some of the cocktails (eg stolen lighter) have a mountain of ice overflowing the glass. Again, maybe that’s for aesthetic purposes but disappointing, too.

Such an awesome place. My wife and I had a great time and would return again for sure. My favorite menu item probably lands between the hired gun and the city club but everything was great. Bravo to the hospitality as well - the team deserves a lot of praise for making this a memorable experience for us. Cheers !