Cocktail bar
Unclaimed profileJojo’s Beloved Cocktail Lounge
Atlanta, GA · $$$
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Beverage Program Score
The editorial take
An extensive cocktail menu spans signature, party starter, greatest hits, and classic sections, with drinks credited to individual creators. Eight named cocktails carry full ingredient detail: the Alex Cooley with St. George Terroir gin and snap pea, the Midas Touch with High West bourbon, and the Oaxacan Connection with Palomo Espadín mezcal. A wine and champagne list covers bubbles, white, rosé & orange, and red by the glass and bottle. Beer runs to three retro American brands, and a disco ball package bundles a 6-pack of Miller High Life Ponies with a pocket bottle of Old Forester 100 proof Bourbon or Corazón Tequila.
- What should I order?
- Start with the Alex Cooley, a St. George Terroir gin drink with Giffard blue curaçao, Cappelletti Sfumato Rhabarbaro, snap pea, OJ, and sparkling wine. For something spirit-forward, the Midas Touch uses High West bourbon, Aperol, apricot brandy, apricot-almond cordial, lemon, and orange blossom water. The Oaxacan Connection pairs Palomo Espadín mezcal with fino sherry and China-China Amer.
- Who will enjoy this place?
- Drinkers who want a cocktail menu with named creators and full ingredient detail, plus a wine list that reaches from Cava to Champagne and orange wine. Beer drinkers get a short retro American list; spirits drinkers get 2 oz neat pours.
- What should I expect to spend?
- Classic cocktails run 14–17. Shots are 8. Sparkling wine by the glass is 13, with bottles 60–150; white wines are 11 by the glass and 50–60 by the bottle. Beers are 4–7, and the disco ball package is 60.
- What makes the beverage program distinctive?
- Cocktails are credited to individual creators among a named roster of performers, conductors, engineer, illustrator, and producer. The disco ball package bundles a 6-pack of Miller High Life Ponies with a pocket bottle of Old Forester 100 proof Bourbon or Corazón Tequila.
Beverage categories
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Cocktails
Menu runs signature, party starter, greatest hits, and classic sections, with individual creators credited among a named roster of performers. Named classics include Old Fashioned, Mai Tai, Porn Star Martini, Espresso Martini, Infante, Martinez, Coffee Negroni, and Eastside Rickey. Eight named drinks carry full ingredient detail and creator credit, priced 14–18.
Menu strengths
- — Multiple sections with named cocktails and prices, plus creator credits for each drink.
- — Classic cocktails such as Old Fashioned, Mai Tai, and Espresso Martini sit alongside signature drinks.
- — Eight named selections with full ingredient detail, from St. George Terroir gin to Palomo Espadín mezcal.
Standout selections
- — Alex Cooley — St. George Terroir gin, Giffard blue curaçao, Cappelletti Sfumato Rhabarbaro, snap pea, OJ, sparkling wine; creator Lorenza Harrington; 16.
- — Midas Touch — High West bourbon, Aperol, apricot brandy, apricot-almond cordial, lemon, orange blossom water; creator Ali Nellons; 16.
- — The Oaxacan Connection — Palomo Espadín mezcal, fino sherry, China-China Amer, maraschino, orange & cardamom bitters; creator Travis Bell; 15.
- — Lights, Camera, Highballs — Patron blanco tequila, Manzanilla sherry, pistachio orgeat, chamomile, grapefruit, pistachio foam; creator Josh Alexander; 18.
Pricing: Classic cocktails 14–17; shots 8
Wine
A wine and champagne section spans bubbles, white, rosé & orange, and red, with by-the-glass and bottle pricing throughout. Sparkling runs from Cava at 13 to Piper-Heidsieck at 150. White wines are 11 by the glass and 50–60 by the bottle. Eight named wines carry region and price detail.
Menu strengths
- — Four wine categories with both by-the-glass and bottle pricing.
- — Sparkling list reaches from Cava to Moët et Chandon and Piper-Heidsieck.
- — Orange and rosé wines sit alongside standard white and red selections.
Standout selections
- — CVNE, Cune Cava Brut — Catalonia, Spain — Xarel-lo, macabeo, parellada; 13 / 60.
- — ‘23 Bonny Doon Le Cigare Orange — Central Coast CA, US — Grenache; 12 / 55.
- — ‘23 Brunn Grüner Veltliner — Kamptal, Austria — 1 Liter; 11 / 60.
- — Piper-Heidsieck Cuvée 1785 Brut — Champagne, France; 150.
Pricing: Sparkling by the glass 13, bottles 60–150; white by the glass 11, bottles 50–60
Beer
A three-beer section runs to retro American brands: Coors Banquet, Sierra Nevada Pale Ale, and Miller High Life Pony, priced 4–7. The disco ball package bundles a 6-pack of Miller High Life Ponies with a pocket bottle of Old Forester 100 proof Bourbon or Corazón Tequila for 60.
Menu strengths
- — Retro American brands with a petite-format lager option.
- — Disco ball package pairs a 6-pack of Miller High Life Ponies with a pocket bottle of Old Forester 100 proof Bourbon or Corazón Tequila.
Standout selections
- — Miller High Life Pony — petite format lager; 4.
- — Sierra Nevada Pale Ale — American craft pale ale; 7.
Pricing: Beers 4–7; disco ball package 60
Spirits
A spirits list offers 2 oz neat pours with dedicated pour pricing. The disco ball package includes a pocket bottle of Old Forester 100 proof Bourbon or Corazón Tequila, giving a bottle option alongside the neat list.
Menu strengths
- — Dedicated spirits list with 2 oz neat pours and pricing.
- — Disco ball package includes a pocket bottle of Old Forester 100 proof Bourbon or Corazón Tequila.
Standout selections
- — Menu includes a spirits list with 2 oz neat pours.
- — Corazón Tequila — available as a pocket bottle in the disco ball package.
Pricing: 2 oz neat pours
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