Bathtub Gin Melrose

Bathtub Gin is the work of Dave Oz, who first brought the brand to Manhattan years ago, tucking the themed bar behind a daytime coffee shop in Chelsea in 2011. Now a decade on, this new Bathtub. Classic cocktails get revisited with new flavor profiles, while a chef-driven dinner menu tantalizes the palette.

Each night at Bathtub Gin is an unexpected adventure - a chance to indulge, to let your senses transport you, to live in the moment and forget the rest. This is a celebration of life at its finest. Bathtub Gin LA's location in the Melrose Arts District straddles the border between West Hollywood and Hollywood.

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Melrose Avenue enjoys heavy foot traffic and the residential neighborhood hosts numerous up-and-coming fashion stores, interior design showrooms and art galleries, along with a diverse clientele, much like Manhattan's Chelsea. This new Melrose speakeasy will transport you to the Roaring '20s Bathtub Gin offers live burlesque, jazz and a dizzying number of juniper. Bathtub Gin, the beloved New York speakeasy bar by visionary Dave Oz, has expanded to new heights, "Bathtub Gin LA" in West Hollywood.

The new Prohibition-inspired speakeasy channels a Roaring Twenties vibe, with exceptional craft cocktails, a unique G&T menu, an expansive gin selection, unique décor and robust live entertainment. Located at 7174 Melrose Avenue, it is hidden above Stone. Bathtub Gin LA is open from Tuesday to Saturday, 6:00pm to 2:00am and located on Melrose Avenue in Los Angeles.

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Reviews on Bathtub Gin in Melrose, Bronx, NY - Bathtub Gin, Patent Pending, Salinas, The Rag Trader & Bo Peep Cocktail and Highball Store, Tanner Smiths, Raines Law Room at the William, Porchlight, Jakes Saloon, The Campbell, The Shakespeare. Bathtub Gin is a 1920s style speakeasy and cocktail bar located in New York City. Opened 2011 in Manhattan's Chelsea neighborhood by Dave Oz, [1] this Prohibition style speakeasy has been described as being "Stashed behind a tiny storefront.

Head through this unmarked door on Melrose Avenue and you'll find Bathtub Gin, the second-floor speakeasy of New York's Stone Street Cafe. Draped in baroque wallpaper, chinoiserie accents and faux.