Kindred Spirits — Restaurant in Oklahoma City

Me and my husband had just arrived not even 3 mins I had to change my monthly female stuff and one of the unisex restrooms was in use so we used the other one….. we both drove 40 mins away to have a great time and experience a new bar. We both went into the unisex restroom not even 1 minute goes by cause all we had to do was pee and change and we get a knock on the door which we immediately opened cause we was done and we were told by security to leave and he would not even listen to us “heavy set fella” then they continued to lie on us saying we went in and out the bathroom twice and my husband was back talking “giving him lip” which he wasnt and just wanted to talk to a manger which was NOT on duty and they refused to let us talk to anybody of significance…… he didn’t give him lip and security was all ego no business….. best believe we Will not be coming back 🤷🏽‍♀️ ITS A BUSINESS BE REASONABLE NOT EMOTIONAL ……. Very...

I was really looking forward to checking out Kindred Spirits. Their website touts themselves as a craft cocktail destination.

Unfortunately, I felt a little deceived once I got there. We arrived at 8:30pm (I know, a little early) and the place was a ghost town. Although both bartenders were friendly, neither of them knew much about making cocktails. I ordered their version of the Old Fashioned which tasted fine but was served in a plastic cup! Their whiskey and tequila selections were smaller than what I have at home.

If you do not know if you have any dry or sweet vermouth and then find it sitting on a shelf at room temperature, you are not a craft cocktail bar. The inside portion of the bar is small, decorated poorly, and has no ambience whatsoever. The outside is huge but was completely empty.

Since they are clearly not a craft cocktail destination, I will not...

It was fairly busy when we arrived, but still plenty of seats on the patio. The menu is snack foods, we ordered seasoned pretzels, hummus, and pimento cheese which was all very tasty! I will be ordering the pretzels dipped in pimento cheese again. We tried 6 different cocktails between us, and all very tasty but didn't skimp on the alcohol. The solo flight was a delicious, not overly sweet coffee drink. The tabernacle was spicy! So many times you order something that you think will have a kick and it doesn't, this was not the case. The suge avery was the sweetest of the bunch but still not overly saccharine. 2 dope boys is made with d'usse cognac which was surprising. Put some tussin on it was a great spring / summer citrus drink with a hint of honey. African violet was smooth with some sweetness from the fruit. I can't wait to try the rest...