bourbon & branch

password: speakeasythrough this inconspicuous door is a prohibition era speakeasy with a ton of charm, a huge drink menu, a dash of pretention, and some very good interior design. you'll need reservations ahead, and a password to enter, but bourbon & branch is certainly worth the extra effort.

{low lighting from dramatic sources, rough-hewn stone walls, wide plank reclaimed wood floors, hand tooled tin ceilings, and cozy tables with wooden bench seating makes this a place you want to bask in for hours. they keep the noise levels to a soft purr by limiting the number of patrons attending so you can get caught-up in easy conversation without strain}

{todd smith, shaken and stirred. notice the tractor seats for the bar stools ~ simple fabulousness}

{the drinks are superb ~ the novel length menu offers wonderful classic old-fashioned drinks as well as modern twists. they use only fresh ingredients and muddle everything to order}

{niches in the stone wall hold 100's of libation choices and are highlighted by candle sconces}

{close-ups of the main chandelier and the gorgeous ceiling}

{images from friends, from the b&b website and from yours truly}