Cocktail Bar
Unclaimed profileDOMU
Orlando, FL · $$
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Beverage Program Score
The editorial take
DOMU operates location-specific beverage programs at East End, Dr. Phillips, and Jacksonville, with distinct signature cocktail lists at each. Happy hour runs daily and all night Tuesdays, pricing cocktails at $8 during happy hour and $10 after. The spirits side leans into Japanese whisky pours and a sake program spanning junmai through sparkling. Wine, beer, and non-alcoholic sections are all present across locations, including dedicated zero-proof menus and local Florida breweries alongside Japanese imports.
- What should I order?
- Start with a signature cocktail from the location you visit: Saigon Slammer at East End, Tanuki at Dr. Phillips, or Breakfast Club in Jacksonville. For spirits, the Japanese whisky pours are the clear draw, from Mars Iwai - Shinshu at $8 happy hour to Yamazaki 18 Year at $90. Happy hour pricing applies daily and all night Tuesdays.
- Who will enjoy this place?
- Guests who want a beverage program that shifts by location and rewards exploration across cocktails, Japanese whisky, and sake. The dedicated non-alcoholic sections and brunch cocktail options make it work for groups with mixed drinking preferences.
- When should I go?
- Happy hour is offered daily and all night Tuesdays, which is the most straightforward window for the $8 cocktail and spirits pricing. Brunch cocktails are available at East End and Dr. Phillips for morning or midday visits.
- What should I expect to spend?
- Signature cocktails at East End run $12–$15. Happy hour cocktails are $8 and $10 after. Japanese whisky pours range $7–$95 during happy hour and $11–$126 after. Sake by the glass is $8–$25 and bottles $20–$88. House wine is $6–$7 per glass and $24–$30 per bottle. Beer is $4–$12.
- What makes the beverage program distinctive?
- The beverage program is location-specific, with separate signature cocktail lists at East End, Dr. Phillips, and Jacksonville. The spirits side combines a Japanese whisky range that includes aged expressions with a sake program covering junmai, ginjo, daiginjo, nigori, and sparkling formats. Dedicated non-alcoholic menu sections exist at all three locations.
Beverage categories
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Cocktails
Location-specific signature lists at East End, Dr. Brunch cocktails include mimosas, Bloody Mary, and specialty drinks. The range covers spirit-forward and fruit-driven builds across three distinct menus.
Menu strengths
- — Distinct signature cocktail lists at East End, Dr. Phillips, and Jacksonville.
- — Happy hour pricing daily and all night Tuesdays at $8, then $10 after.
- — Brunch cocktail program at East End and Dr. Phillips including Bottomless Mimosas and Sriracha Bloody Mary.
Standout selections
- — Saigon Slammer — spice-infused Coconut Cartel rum, housemade Thai basil syrup, MSG solution, cardamom bitters, soda water; $15.
- — Tanuki — Domu light rum blend, Chinola passion fruit liqueur, Giffard orgeat, lime, Angostura cocoa bitters; $14.
- — Breakfast Club — bacon-washed Kentucky bourbon, clarified buttermilk pancake mix, maple bitters; $15.
- — Domu Daiquiri — Planteray 3-Star rum, lime, pineapple syrup; $8 happy hour, $10 after.
Pricing: Signature cocktails $12–$15; happy hour $8, $10 after; brunch cocktails $6–$20
Wine
Wine lists across locations cover red, white, sparkling, and rosé. House pours are $6–$7 by the glass and $24–$30 by the bottle. Premium selections range $11–$14 per glass and $33–$56 per bottle. Wine Down Wednesdays is noted on the East End menu.
Menu strengths
- — Red, white, sparkling, and rosé categories represented across all three locations.
- — House wine priced $6–$7 per glass and $24–$30 per bottle.
- — Premium wines by the glass $11–$14 and bottles $33–$56.
Standout selections
- — Albariño — Martin Codax, Spain; $12 glass / $48 bottle at Dr. Phillips.
- — Cabernet Sauvignon — Smith + Hook, California; $14 glass / $42 bottle.
- — Sauvignon Blanc — Mohua, New Zealand; $11 glass / $33 bottle.
Pricing: House wine $6–$7 glass / $24–$30 bottle; premium $11–$14 glass / $33–$56 bottle
Beer
Beer lists span domestic standards, local Florida breweries, and Japanese imports. Draft options are available at Dr. Phillips. Happy hour pricing includes PBR or Miller High Life at $4–$5. Prices range $4–$12 depending on selection and location.
Menu strengths
- — Selection includes local Florida breweries and Japanese imports.
- — Draft options available at Dr. Phillips.; Happy hour beer pricing at $4–$5 for PBR or Miller High Life.
Standout selections
- — Coedo Shiro — hefeweizen, ABV 5.5; $10.; Coedo Beniaka — sweet potato amber, ABV 7; $10.
- — Cigar City Jai Alai — IPA, ABV 7.5; $7 at Dr. Phillips and Jacksonville.
- — Orange Blossom Pilsner — pale lager, FL, ABV 5.5; $7.
Pricing: Beer $4–$12; happy hour PBR or Miller High Life $4–$5
Nonalcoholic
Dedicated non-alcoholic menu sections exist at all three locations. Options include zero-proof cocktails, non-alcoholic beer, and CBD soda. Prices are $7–$8 for cocktails and $5–$6.50 for non-alcoholic beer. The program covers tropical, citrus, and ginger-forward builds.
Menu strengths
- — Dedicated non-alcoholic menu sections at all three locations.
- — Zero-proof cocktails, non-alcoholic beer, and CBD soda represented.
- — Non-alcoholic cocktails priced $7–$8 and non-alcoholic beer $5–$6.50.
Standout selections
- — Nada Colada — pineapple, coconut, lime, soda water; $8.
- — Lemony Snicket — lemon juice, orgeat, soda water; $7.
- — Mango Lychee Lemonade — lychee simple, lemon, soda, mango boba; $7.
- — No Kick Mule — ginger beer, lime juice; $7.
Pricing: Non-alcoholic cocktails $7–$8; non-alcoholic beer $5–$6.50
Spirits
Spirits are available as pours and in cocktails. The program includes an extensive Japanese whisky selection with aged expressions across all three locations, plus a sake range covering junmai, ginjo, daiginjo, nigori, and sparkling. Happy hour pricing applies to spirits pours.
Menu strengths
- — Extensive Japanese whisky selection across all three locations, including aged expressions.
- — Sake offered by the glass, 250ml, and bottle across multiple styles.
- — Happy hour pricing applies to spirits pours, with Japanese whisky from $7 during happy hour.
Standout selections
- — Yamazaki 18 Year — Japanese whisky; $90 happy hour / $120 after at East End.
- — Hibiki Harmony — Japanese whisky; $25 happy hour / $33 after at East End.
- — Nikka Coffey Grain — Japanese whisky; $18 happy hour / $25 after at East End.
- — Pearls of Simplicity Junmai Daiginjo — sake; $25 glass / $67 bottle at East End.
Pricing: Well spirits $6–$8 happy hour / $7–$10 after; Japanese whisky $7–$95 happy hour / $11–$126 after; sake $8–$25 glass, $20–$88 bottle
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