Restaurant
Unclaimed profileLevi & Lilac's Whiskey Room
Maumee, OH · $$
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Beverage Program Score
The editorial take
Levi & Lilac's Whiskey Room specializes in an ever-growing whiskey list of over 250 labels across American, Bourbon, Canadian, Irish, Japanese, Rye, and Scotch categories, with pours from $4 to $58 and most under $20. The cocktail menu runs deep on whiskey classics, from a Smoked Old Fashioned to a Black Manhattan and Boulevardier, alongside a rotating seasonal list. Wine spans seven countries by the glass and bottle, beer covers craft draught and familiar cans, and non-alcoholic options include three N/A beers.
- What should I order?
- The Smoked Old Fashioned, made with Buffalo Trace, muddled orange, Angostura bitters, and simple syrup, is a fitting place to start given the whiskey focus. For a spirit-forward alternative, the Black Manhattan combines Redemption Rye, Averna Amaro, and both Angostura and orange bitters. Whiskey drinkers can also order a half-price, half-size flight to compare pours.
- Who will enjoy this place?
- Whiskey drinkers who want to explore American, Bourbon, Canadian, Irish, Japanese, Rye, and Scotch labels without committing to a full pour will find the flight format useful. Cocktail fans who prefer classic whiskey drinks with named spirits and modifiers will also find plenty to work through. The wine and beer lists offer straightforward options for companions who are not there for the whiskey.
- When should I go?
- Monday is the standout occasion: all whiskey pours are half off, and flights are half price and half size, making it the best time to compare labels. For beer drinkers, happy hour brings $1 off draughts. The seasonal cocktail menu rotates, so the list changes throughout the year.
- What should I expect to spend?
- Classic whiskey cocktails are $13–$14. Whiskey pours range from $4 to $58, with most under $20; limited and special-order bottles like Booker's Jerry's Batch are $23, O.K.I. Straight Rye $18, and Johnnie Walker Blue $58. Wine by the glass is $8–$10 and bottles $24–$30. Beer bottles and cans are $4–$6. Non-alcoholic drinks range $2–$7.
- What makes the beverage program distinctive?
- The whiskey program is the defining feature: over 250 labels across seven whiskey categories, with limited and special-order bottles such as Booker's Jerry's Batch, Michter's Small Batch Sour Mash, O.K.I. Straight Rye, and Pikesville Rye. Whiskey Mondays apply half off to all pours, and flights are half price and half size, which sets the venue apart from a standard restaurant bar.
Beverage categories
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Cocktails
The cocktail list leans heavily on whiskey classics, with named spirits and modifiers across drinks like the Black Manhattan, Boulevardier, Blood & Sand, and Paper Plane. A rotating seasonal menu showcases different spirits. The program is deep and specific rather than broad, which suits the whiskey focus.
Menu strengths
- — Extensive classic whiskey cocktail list with named spirits and ingredients
- — Rotating seasonal cocktail menu showcasing different spirits; Classic whiskey cocktails priced $13–$14
Standout selections
- — Smoked Old Fashioned — Buffalo Trace, muddled orange, Angostura bitters, simple syrup; ordered smoked
- — Black Manhattan — Redemption Rye, Averna Amaro, Angostura bitters, orange bitters
- — Paper Plane — Four Roses Bourbon, Aperol, Amaro Nonino, lemon juice
Pricing: $13–$14
Spirits
The whiskey list is the centerpiece: over 250 labels spanning American, Bourbon, Canadian, Irish, Japanese, Rye, and Scotch categories. Limited and special-order bottles include Booker's Jerry's Batch, Michter's Small Batch Sour Mash, O.K.I. Straight Rye, and Pikesville Rye. Pours run from $4 to $58, with most under $20, and Mondays bring half off all pours.
Menu strengths
- — Over 250 whiskey labels across American, Bourbon, Canadian, Irish, Japanese, Rye, and Scotch categories
- — Whiskey Mondays offer half off all pours; flights are half price and half size
- — Whiskey pours range from $4 to $58, with most under $20
Standout selections
- — Booker's Bourbon - Jerry's Batch — limited/special order Bourbon, $23
- — Michter's Small Batch Sour Mash — limited/special order American whiskey, $9
- — O.K.I. Straight Rye — limited/special order Rye, $18
- — Pikesville Rye — limited/special order Straight Rye, $13
Pricing: $4–$58, most under $20
Wine
The wine list covers white, rosé, and red by the glass and bottle, with a range that spans California, Italy, New Zealand, Germany, France, Argentina, and Portugal. Glass pours are $8–$10 and bottles $24–$30. It is a broad, accessible list rather than a deep one.
Menu strengths
- — White, rosé, and red wines available by the glass and bottle
- — Diverse list spanning California, Italy, New Zealand, Germany, France, Argentina, and Portugal
Standout selections
- — Prosecco, Avissi, Italy — sparkling wine by glass/bottle, $10 | $30
- — Riesling, J & H Selbach, Germany — white wine by glass/bottle, $9 | $27
- — Sauvignon Blanc, Mount Riley, New Zealand — white wine by glass/bottle, $10 | $30
Pricing: $8–$10 by the glass; $24–$30 by the bottle
Beer
Beer covers craft draught with rotating options and a can and bottle list that includes Bell's Two Hearted, Rhinegeist Truth, Great Lakes Dortmunder Gold, Blue Moon, Corona Extra, and light lagers. Bottles and cans are $4–$6, and happy hour takes $1 off draughts. The server provides current draught selections.
Menu strengths
- — Craft draught selection with rotating options; server provides current draught selections
- — Bottles and cans range $4–$6, including Bell's Two Hearted and Rhinegeist Truth
Standout selections
- — Bell's Two Hearted — American Wheat Ale, $5.50
- — Rhinegeist Truth — India Pale Ale, $5; Great Lakes Dortmunder Gold — Lager, $4.50
Pricing: $4–$6; happy hour draughts $1 off
Nonalcoholic
Non-alcoholic options include Pellegrino sparkling mineral water, house-made lemonade, and three non-alcoholic beers: Athletic Brewing Co. N/A Hazy IPA Style, Blue Moon N/A Belgian Wheat, and Heineken 0.0 N/A Pale Lager. Prices range $2–$7, with the N/A beers at $5 each.
Menu strengths
- — Multiple non-alcoholic beer options available, including Athletic Brewing Co. N/A and Heineken 0.0
- — Pellegrino sparkling mineral water at $7 and house-made lemonade at $3
Standout selections
- — Athletic Brewing Co. N/A — N/A Hazy IPA Style, $5
- — Heineken 0.0 — N/A Pale Lager, $5; House-Made Lemonade — house-made lemonade, $3
Pricing: $2–$7
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