Comments on: Speakeasy called Prohibition to open in Buckhead

By: DomesticGoddess

DomesticGoddess — Thu, 10 Dec 2009 05:43:04 +0000

Aaaaaand apparently my computer has been hacked by the Green Fairy. Sorry for the trio there folks…

By: Tanya Z.

Tanya Z. — Thu, 10 Dec 2009 02:16:21 +0000

So I’m definitely intrigued. How does one obtain the “password”?

By: DomesticGoddess

DomesticGoddess — Tue, 08 Dec 2009 21:41:24 +0000

Ugh, get over yourselves nay sayers! I went to a preview/tasting night and LOVED it. No, we’re not NYC, but for ATL it was awesome. If you’re sick of the EAndrews college crowd, and want somewhere to enjoy a completely unique, delicious cocktail–trust me, I had about five different ones!–this is the place. Couture cubes, everything made to order, delicious menu. You don’t actually cross the street to get in–don’t know where that came from–but I love the fact that they’re keeping it somewhat secretive. That way they can choose what kind of crowd they let in, and keep in. If they aren’t liking the crowd that ends up getting the #, they’ll change it. I just love a smaller, more intimate, upscale place where you can have a killer night, but also be a grown up. 40 year olds def are NOT too old. And I’m in my 20’s. So there. OH, and did I mention they have Absynthe?! Fun fun…

By: DomesticGoddess

DomesticGoddess — Tue, 08 Dec 2009 21:40:15 +0000

Ugh, get over yourselves, naysayers! I went to a preview/tasting night and LOVED it. No, we’re not NYC, but for ATL it was awesome. If you’re sick of the EAndrews college crowd, and want somewhere to enjoy a completely unique, delicious cocktail–trust me, I had about five different ones!–this is the place. Couture cubes, everything made to order, delicious menu. You don’t actually cross the street to get in–don’t know where that came from–but I love the fact that they’re keeping it somewhat secretive. That way they can choose what kind of crowd they let in, and keep in. If they aren’t liking the crowd that ends up getting the #, they’ll change it. I just love a smaller, more intimate, upscale place where you can have a killer night, but also be a grown up. 40 year olds def are NOT too old. And I’m in my 20’s. So there. OH, and did I mention they have Absynthe?! Fun fun…

By: DomesticGoddess

DomesticGoddess — Tue, 08 Dec 2009 21:38:12 +0000

I have to say… I went to a preview/tasting night and LOVED it. No, we’re not NYC, but for ATL it was awesome. If you’re sick of the EAndrews college crowd, and want somewhere to enjoy a completely unique, delicious cocktail–trust me, I had about five different ones!–this is the place. You don’t actually cross the street to get in–don’t know where that came from–but I love the fact that they’re keeping it somewhat secretive. That way they can choose what kind of crowd they let in, and keep in. If they aren’t liking the crowd that ends up getting the #, they’ll change it. I just love a smaller, more intimate, upscale place where you can have a killer night, but also be a grown up. 40 year olds def are NOT too old. And I’m in my 20’s. So there. OH, and did I mention they have Absynthe?! Fun fun…

By: Lauren V.

Lauren V. — Fri, 04 Dec 2009 18:01:45 +0000

Belatedly got that post up about the pub’s preview night! In summary: the drinks are tasty, and while the concept is indeed schticky, it comes off as cute and comfortable rather than pretentious.

http://grammarmonkey.blogspot.com/2009/12/restaurant-prohibition.html

By: Covert Hops

Covert Hops — Thu, 03 Dec 2009 14:27:10 +0000

What sort of beer selection will they have? Any good bar in Atlanta better have some top notch beers on tap and in bottles or it is not a good bar, but just another trends for the clueless.

And what ever happened to “On Tap” with Bob Townsend?

By: local1

local1 — Thu, 03 Dec 2009 01:32:39 +0000

I was invited through a friend last night. No New York attitude from the staff, thank god… Doesn’t fly in the south. They had lots of really comfy couches. I think what it will be best for is sitting down with friends and having a drink without a bunch of attitude or being hit on. The drinks were amazing, all classic, and it sounded like they were playing 20’s music in the background. The music wasn’t very loud so it was hard to hear. If I have any complaint, kind of smokey, but they said they had some plan for that. Cheers!

By: brian

brian — Wed, 02 Dec 2009 18:42:25 +0000

wow – for all those “wanna-be’s”. it must really hurt these people’s brains thinking so hard about being soooo cooooool.

By: max

max — Wed, 02 Dec 2009 18:35:05 +0000

exactly. the fact that you’re writing about it on AJC makes it not much of a speakeasy. more like a speakcheesy. :/