Berners Tavern at The London Edition
Gilding, stucco, marble and wood conspire to make Berners Tavern one of the glitziest spots in town. Since its revamp by the Marriott group and Ian Schrager, the hotel has…
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Gilding, stucco, marble and wood conspire to make Berners Tavern one of the glitziest spots in town. Since its revamp by the Marriott group and Ian Schrager, the hotel has…
Tucked down a side street in Mayfair, Duke’s is almost completely hidden from the chaos of London. Service is impeccable if serious, but well suited to the surroundings: oil paintings of…
In the 19th century, American bars opened throughout Europe to serve American style drinks (those things we now know as "cocktails"). This iconic institution, dating back to 1889, is the…
This Queen Village stalwart was doing the proper drinking thing before that Corpse Reviver was even a glimmer in your Jerry Thomas-loving eye. Under new ownership as of 2016, the…
This is, more or less, where it all started in Houston. Opened in 2009 by a young Bobby Heugel who, by his own account, didn’t really know what he was…
A Tenderloin mainstay, you’ll know you've found The Summer Place the moment you see its craggy exterior. Though not intuitive, a gas fireplace acts as a centerpiece, around which you’ll…
On a quiet leafy street, several blocks from the genteel buzz of Bergmannstraße, Galander is the sort of apparition from another era that every traveller dreams of finding when wandering…
There’s a sign outside, but the door—green, obviously—is locked. Ringing the doorbell activates a light in the bar, and if any one of the staff sees it, they might come…
The first gay bar to feature plate-glass windows, Twin Peaks Tavern is a beautiful, historic place. The bar is intricately carved, the bartenders are pleasantly world-weary, and the regulars queue…
Recently reopened in the middle of Central City, Verret’s has transformed from an all-but-shuttered space into a location with both neighborhood bar and destination location potential. Second Line gear dots…