Cocktail Bar
Unclaimed profile595 Craft And Kitchen
Las Vegas, NV · $$
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Beverage Program Score
The editorial take
595 Craft And Kitchen runs a serious beverage program with a creative cocktail list and a deep packaged beer cellar. The London Fog and Queen Bee show ambition, while the beer menu spans styles from pastry sours to mead. The wine list is modest but functional, and non-alcoholic options are thoughtful. A $2 corkage fee on cans encourages on-site exploration. This is a place for drinkers who like variety and a bartender who knows the list.
- What should I order?
- Start with the Queen Bee, a fruity and frothy gin cocktail with hibiscus and honey. For something savory, the Mezcal Cup with cucumber and mint. Beer drinkers should check the chalkboard and ask for a recommendation; the Great Notion Blueberry Muffin sour is a standout. The Classic Highball with Iwai Japanese Whiskey is a clean, crisp option.
- Who will enjoy this place?
- Craft beer enthusiasts who appreciate a deep, well-organized packaged list and the ability to drink on-site with a small corkage fee. Cocktail fans looking for original, well-priced creations will find several options. The non-alcoholic beer selection also serves designated drivers or those abstaining.
- When should I go?
- Anytime the chalkboard beer list is calling, but especially on a casual weeknight when you can take your time exploring the packaged selection. The staff's beer knowledge is a resource, so go when you're open to a recommendation.
- What should I expect to spend?
- Cocktails are $14, highballs $13. Beers run $6 to $13 per can or bottle, with a $2 corkage fee for on-premise consumption. Wine bottles start at $11 and go up to $54, with some glasses at $12.
- What makes the beverage program distinctive?
- The beer program is the centerpiece: a vast packaged list with styles from around the world, plus a sensible corkage fee that encourages drinking on-site. The cocktail menu is equally inventive, using aquafaba and tea syrups, and the inclusion of non-alcoholic beers from top craft breweries is a thoughtful touch.
Beverage categories
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Cocktails
Seven signature cocktails show creative use of aquafaba, tea syrups, and diverse spirits. Highballs feature Japanese whiskey.
Menu strengths
- — Inventive ingredients like Earl Grey tea simple and aquafaba.
Standout selections
- — London Fog – Beefeater gin, Earl Grey tea simple, aquafaba, lemon.
- — Queen Bee – Spring 44 gin, AngeVert, hibiscus, honey, aquafaba.
Pricing: Signature cocktails $14; highballs $13.
Wine
Compact wine list covers Pinot Gris, Sauvignon Blanc, Chardonnay, Rosé, Pinot Noir, Cabernet, GSM, and Sake. Prices are reasonable, but details like vintages are sparse.
Menu strengths
- — Reasonable price range for bottles.; Includes Sake, adding variety.
Standout selections
- — Acrobat Pinot Gris – Oregon, $12 glass / $44 bottle.
- — Mariella Rosé – Portugal, Shiraz + Tempranillo, $11 glass / $40 bottle.
Pricing: Bottles $11 to $54; some glasses at $12.
Beer
Extensive packaged beer list featuring sours, fruited ales, farmhouse ales, lagers, IPAs, stouts, ciders, and mead. Prices are fair, and the corkage policy encourages drinking on-site.
Menu strengths
- — Broad style coverage from top craft breweries.; Transparent pricing and affordable corkage.
Standout selections
- — Great Notion Blueberry Muffin – sour ale with Oregon blueberries, $9.
- — Dansk Meadery Viking Blod – mead with ginger, hibiscus, spices, $13.
Pricing: Cans/bottles $6 to $13; $2 corkage fee on-premise.
Nonalcoholic
Thoughtful non-alcoholic beer program with options like Pure Project Sunsip, Bero Double Tasty, Fremont Dark, and Sierra Nevada Trail Pass. Covers IPA, stout, porter, and lager styles.
Menu strengths
- — Variety of styles including IPA and stout.; Includes well-regarded craft breweries.
Standout selections
- — Pure Project Sunsip – N/A Golden Ale, 0.5% ABV.
- — Sierra Nevada Trail Pass IPA – N/A IPA.
Pricing: No pricing evidence for non-alcoholic beers.
Spirits
Spirits program is evident through the cocktail menu, featuring gin, tequila, bourbon, mezcal, vodka, and Japanese whiskey. No dedicated spirits list, but the range is respectable.
Menu strengths
- — Diverse spirit selection across cocktails.; Japanese whiskey featured in highballs.
Standout selections
- — Iwai Japanese Whiskey Classic Highball – $13.
- — Oaxacan Old Fashioned – Pueblo Viejo reposado, Verás mezcal, agave.
Pricing: No dedicated spirits list pricing; cocktails and highballs evidence spirit use.
How it sits with the food
The bar's food menu includes tacos, rice bowls, and fries, which can pair well with the Spicy Yuzu Margarita or a crisp lager. The Mezcal Cup's cucumber and mint would complement lighter fare, while the Bourbon Rosemary Mule could stand up to heartier dishes. The beer list's range offers something for any plate.
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