Cocktail Bar
Unclaimed profileCobble Social House
Minneapolis, MN · $$
Inebrious
Beverage Program Score
The editorial take
Cobble Social House is a downtown cocktail bar whose menu runs from inventive originals like Biohacker and See You in Another Life to a concise sake list. The cocktails are creative, with a few crossing into $25 territory, and the sake selection is a point of distinction. A recent service mix-up on a sake order is a reminder that even thoughtful programs stumble.
- What should I order?
- Start with Biohacker, a blanco tequila cocktail brightened by lemon, ginger, turmeric honey, cayenne, and black pepper at $16. For a rare pour, See You in Another Life layers two limited chartreuse editions with yuzu and rhubarb at $25. If you prefer sake, Hakutsuru Sayuri unfiltered offers a reliable introduction at $15 a glass.
- Who will enjoy this place?
- Cocktail drinkers who like ingredient-forward originals with a wellness twist will find plenty to explore. Sake enthusiasts will appreciate the curated Japanese selection, though they should confirm their order arrives as poured.
- What should I expect to spend?
- Cocktails run $15 to $25, with the Aperol Spritz at $14. Sake by the glass is $14 to $17, and bottles range up to $80. Expect a typical cocktail-bar bill for two drinks plus a sake glass to land around $50 to $60 before tax and tip.
- What makes the beverage program distinctive?
- The cocktail menu leans into adaptogens, turmeric, and unusual ingredients, while the sake program stands out with unfiltered and junmai bottles from three Japanese regions. The range of non-alcoholic options, including a $5 Ginger Shot, broadens the appeal beyond the bar's cocktail focus.
Beverage categories
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Cocktails
The cocktail menu spans creative originals like Biohacker and Check Your Notes, plus classics including Old Fashioned and Negroni. Ingredients are ambitious, often weaving in spice, herbs, and even adaptogens.
Menu strengths
- — Eight original cocktails demonstrate a clear creative range, from tequila with turmeric honey and adaptogens to chartreuse-heavy builds.
- — Classic cocktail coverage includes Old Fashioned, Espresso Martini, Negroni, Aperol Spritz, Mai Tai, and Martini.
- — Pricing is transparent with most originals between $15 and $18, though the chartreuse-heavy See You in Another Life reaches $25.
Standout selections
- — Biohacker — $16 — blanco tequila, lemon, ginger, turmeric honey, cayenne, black pepper, adaptogens.
- — Check Your Notes — $18 — reposado tequila, lime, watermelon, ginger, cucumber, honey, garden herbs, bitters.
- — See You in Another Life — $25 — green chartreuse 1605 liqueur d’élixir anniversary edition, chartreuse cuvée des m.o.f. Sommeliers edition, yuzu, lime, turmeric honey, rhubarb, chili sesame oil.
Pricing: $14–$25
Spirits
The spirits program is a focused sake selection with three distinct Japanese bottles covering unfiltered, junmai, and extra dry styles. Glass pours are $14–$17, bottles $65–$80. One reviewer praised the sake as unique, though a Nigori order was mistakenly substituted with a different sake.
Menu strengths
- — Three sake styles—unfiltered, junmai, and extra dry—offer a compact but varied tour of Japanese brewing.
- — By-the-glass pricing is approachable, with each sake available from $14 to $17.
- — A guest review singles out the sake list as unique, reinforcing its distinctiveness.
Standout selections
- — Hakutsuru Sayuri — $15/$70 — unfiltered from Kobe, Japan.
- — Nagurayama Gekkyu Crescent Moon — $17/$80 — junmai from Tohoku, Japan.
- — Kasumi Tsuru Kimono Extra Dry — $14/$65 — from Hyogo, Japan.
- — Nigori — noted by a reviewer who ordered it, though the wrong sake arrived.
Pricing: $14–$80
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