Bar
Unclaimed profileHansen’s Hall
Oak Park, MI · $$
Inebrious
Beverage Program Score
The editorial take
Hansen’s Hall runs a broad beverage program with a dedicated cocktail section, a substantial draft and packaged beer list, and an unusually complete non-alcoholic selection. Cocktails range from $8 to $14 and include spirit-forward and shaken options, with happy hour discounts on select drinks. Beer leans on Michigan breweries and covers lagers, IPAs, cider, and seltzer. Wine is limited to three by-the-glass pours, but the zero-proof section spans cocktails, beer, wine, and hop water.
- What should I order?
- Start with the Jon Draper, a bourbon and Angostura drink with an optional big cube, or the Last Word if you want gin, Green Chartreuse, and Luxardo. For beer, the Kuhnhenn DRIPA is a 9.5% double rice IPA served in a 10oz pour. The St. Agrestis Phony Negroni covers a zero-proof order.
- Who will enjoy this place?
- Anyone building a round for a mixed group, including non-drinkers, will find something here. Beer drinkers who want Michigan drafts and cocktail drinkers who prefer classics both have clear options.
- When should I go?
- Happy hour is the value window, with $8 Mule and Jon Draper cocktails, $1 off all draft beer, and a $7 rosé.
- What should I expect to spend?
- Cocktails run $8 to $14, draft beer $6 to $10, packaged beer $4 to $11, wine by the glass $9 to $11, and non-alcoholic drinks $7 to $10.
- What makes the beverage program distinctive?
- The non-alcoholic section is not an afterthought: it lists zero-proof cocktails, beer, sparkling wine, aperitivo, and hop water alongside the full bar menu.
Beverage categories
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Cocktails
A dedicated cocktail section with named drinks and ingredient descriptions, split between spirit-forward and shaken styles. Happy hour discounts select cocktails to $8. The list covers classics and house drinks without stretching into rare or vintage territory.
Menu strengths
- — Both spirit-forward and shaken/stirred categories are represented.; Happy hour offers discounted versions of select cocktails.
- — Prices range from $8 to $14, with several options at $10 or less.
Standout selections
- — Jon Draper — $10 — Bourbon, Angostura, simple; big cube option $1.
- — Last Word — $14 — Gin, Green Chartreuse, Luxardo, lime.
- — Spaghett — $8 — High Life, Aperol, lemon.
Pricing: $8–$14
Wine
Wine is limited to by-the-glass pours across white, rosé, and red. The rosé drops to $7 at happy hour. It is a functional list rather than a deep one, with a single named selection in each category.
Menu strengths
- — White, rosé, and red are all available by the glass.
Standout selections
- — Evolution — $10 — White wine from Washington.
- — Campuget — $9 — Rosé.; Verrazzano — $11 — Red wine from Toscana.
Pricing: $9–$11
Beer
A substantial draft and packaged list with many Michigan breweries and a wide style range: lagers, IPAs, a Belgian triple, ciders, and seltzers. Draft pours run $6 to $10, packaged $4 to $11, and happy hour takes $1 off all draft.
Menu strengths
- — Draft beer includes local Michigan breweries and a variety of styles.
- — Cans and bottles include light lagers, ales, ciders, and seltzers.
- — Includes gluten-free and non-alcoholic beer options.; Happy hour offers $1 off all draft beer.
Standout selections
- — Kuhnhenn DRIPA — $7 — Double Rice I.P.A., 9.5%, 10oz.
- — Arbor Brewing Buzzsaw — $7 — American I.P.A., 6.8%.
- — Unibroue La Fin Du Monde — $9 — Belgian Triple, 9%.
Pricing: $4–$11
Nonalcoholic
A dedicated non-alcoholic section with multiple options spanning zero-proof cocktails, beer, wine, aperitivo, and hop water. Prices run $7 to $10. It is one of the more complete zero-proof lists you will find at a bar of this type.
Menu strengths
- — Non-alcoholic options include cocktails, beer, wine, and functional beverages.
- — Diverse program including zero-proof cocktails, beer, wine, and hop water.
Standout selections
- — St. Agrestis Phony Negroni — $10 — Non-alcoholic Negroni.
- — No Fun Smoked Old Fashioned — $9 — Non-alcoholic Old Fashioned.
- — Casamara Club Alta — $7 — Non-alcoholic aperitivo.
Pricing: $7–$10
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