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šŸ¹ Boston’s Hidden Alley Bar: Quirky, Hit-or-Miss, But Worth a Return for the Wild Cards This tiny spot’s been on my list forever—tucked in a hidden alley, with a door so unassuming you might walk right past it. The vibe’s cozy enough, but the drinks? A mixed bag. Some shine, some fizzle—but the weirdest ones? Surprisingly, they work best. 🄃 The Drinks: Hits, Misses, and Curiosities Radio Silence ā­ļøā­ļøā­ļøā­ļøā­ļø A standout. Bold, boozy, and surprisingly smooth—sipping it feels like unwrapping a present. The finish? Rich notes of roasted coconut, chocolate, and a hint of brown sugar. For lovers of ā€œseriousā€ drinks, this is a pleasant shock. Glass Orchid ā­ļøā­ļøā­ļø Light and refreshing, with bright bell pepper and cucumber vibes. Not groundbreaking, but easy to sip—like a grown-up spa water with a kick. Hired Gun ā­ļøā­ļø Tart, with zesty pineapple and apple, plus a whiff of cinnamon. The problem? The acidity and booze feel disconnected—like two good flavors refusing to shake hands. The salted rim, though? A nice touch that ties it together slightly. Pick Me Girl ā­ļø The menu claims ā€œnothing basic about herā€ā€”but this is peak basic. A (berry) juice drink with (star anise) and cinnamon, it’s flat, sweet, and forgettable. Skip it. šŸ’” The Verdict This bar’s strength lies in its weirdness. The more off-the-wall the flavor combo, the better it tends to be. The classics? Meh. The experiments? Worth chasing. Already eyeing their next wild cards: Masala with yellow curry, and Gochujiang (Korean chili paste) infusions. If they lean into that chaos, this could be a regular spot. šŸ“ Practical Bits Location: Follow the alley—no flashy signs, so trust your gut (and Google Maps). Pricing: ~$17+ per drink—fair for the creativity, but skip the food (overpriced and underwhelming; hit McDonald’s first). It’s not perfect, but it’s interesting. For anyone tired of the same old cocktails, this alley gem’s worth a visit—especially if you’re willing to bet on the weird stuff. #BostonBars #CocktailExperiments #HiddenGems

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Drinking nice wine after work in Boston-OFFSUIT

šŸ¹ Boston’s Hidden Alley Bar: Quirky, Hit-or-Miss, But Worth a Return for the Wild Cards This tiny spot’s been on my list forever—tucked in a hidden alley, with a door so unassuming you might walk right past it. The vibe’s cozy enough, but the drinks? A mixed bag. Some shine, some fizzle—but the weirdest ones? Surprisingly, they work best. 🄃 The Drinks: Hits, Misses, and Curiosities Radio Silence ā­ļøā­ļøā­ļøā­ļøā­ļø A standout. Bold, boozy, and surprisingly smooth—sipping it feels like unwrapping a present. The finish? Rich notes of roasted coconut, chocolate, and a hint of brown sugar. For lovers of ā€œseriousā€ drinks, this is a pleasant shock. Glass Orchid ā­ļøā­ļøā­ļø Light and refreshing, with bright bell pepper and cucumber vibes. Not groundbreaking, but easy to sip—like a grown-up spa water with a kick. Hired Gun ā­ļøā­ļø Tart, with zesty pineapple and apple, plus a whiff of cinnamon. The problem? The acidity and booze feel disconnected—like two good flavors refusing to shake hands. The salted rim, though? A nice touch that ties it together slightly. Pick Me Girl ā­ļø The menu claims ā€œnothing basic about herā€ā€”but this is peak basic. A (berry) juice drink with (star anise) and cinnamon, it’s flat, sweet, and forgettable. Skip it. šŸ’” The Verdict This bar’s strength lies in its weirdness. The more off-the-wall the flavor combo, the better it tends to be. The classics? Meh. The experiments? Worth chasing. Already eyeing their next wild cards: Masala with yellow curry, and Gochujiang (Korean chili paste) infusions. If they lean into that chaos, this could be a regular spot. šŸ“ Practical Bits Location: Follow the alley—no flashy signs, so trust your gut (and Google Maps). Pricing: ~$17+ per drink—fair for the creativity, but skip the food (overpriced and underwhelming; hit McDonald’s first). It’s not perfect, but it’s interesting. For anyone tired of the same old cocktails, this alley gem’s worth a visit—especially if you’re willing to bet on the weird stuff. #BostonBars #CocktailExperiments #HiddenGems

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