I really wanted to enjoy my time at this bar, but unfortunately, I had a very concerning and disappointing experience with the dessert I ordered — their so-called "strawberry short cake in a jar." At first glance, it looked cute and fun, like a trendy take on a classic treat. However, once I got to the bottom of the jar, I was shocked to find glass the glass was shattered at the bottom.

Let that sink in — there could be glass inside my food.

Needless to say, I was horrified. My immediate thought was: What if someone in my family had eaten this? What if a child or a friend had swallowed a shard of glass? It’s not just unappetizing — it’s a serious health hazard.

When I brought this issue to one of the staff members, hoping for some kind of assurance that they would look into how this happened and make sure no one else had the same experience, their response was shockingly dismissive. They said they’d “throw out the jar and maybe the batch.” That was it. No apology. No concern. No offer to investigate how the glass got in there in the first place.

This is a major red flag when an establishment treats a potential safety violation with such indifference. I can’t in good conscience recommend this place to anyone after what I experienced. Food should never pose a risk like this — especially not because of negligence.

If you're looking for somewhere to unwind with a drink and maybe a little dessert, I'd think twice before coming here. Your safety shouldn't be part of the mixology.