Bar
Unclaimed profileNight Kitty Karaoke Bar
Lexington, KY · $$
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Beverage Program Score
The editorial take
A karaoke bar with a drink list longer than the songbook. Twelve named cocktails run $10 to $14, among them the Wannabe with Absolute Pear and cranberry, the Tiny Dancer with coconut rum and blue curacao, and the Espresso with vanilla vodka and cold brew. Sixteen beers, most at $6 or $7, plus $30 domestic buckets. Four mocktails at $8 keep non-drinkers in the rotation.
- What should I order?
- Start with the Tiny Dancer, a $13 mix of coconut rum, pineapple juice, grenadine, and blue curacao, or the $12 Wannabe with Absolute Pear, triple sec, lime, and cranberry. The Espresso at $13 takes an optional Baileys addition for $2. For a group, a $30 bucket of six domestic beers covers the table.
- Who will enjoy this place?
- Groups splitting a room and a tab, singers who want a drink in hand between turns, and anyone pacing a long night with a $6 beer or an $8 mocktail instead of a round of cocktails.
- When should I go?
- A night out built around karaoke, with the cocktail list and $30 beer buckets set up for a group working through several hours of turns at the mic.
- What should I expect to spend?
- Cocktails $10 to $14. Beer $6 to $11, with most at $6 or $7 and domestic buckets at $30 for six. Wine $5 to $9 by the glass, bottle-only options $36 to $98. Mocktails $8. Sake $15 to $20.
- What makes the beverage program distinctive?
- The menu leans on pop-song cocktail names like Wannabe, Mr. Brightside, and Ice Ice Baby, and the range runs from a $5 Barefoot pour to a $98 Trouillard bottle without pretending to be a serious wine room.
Beverage categories
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Cocktails
Twelve named cocktails with ingredients and prices, spanning pear, coconut, bourbon, and espresso builds. Most land at $11 to $13, with the $10 Super Bass and $14 Thriller at the edges. The Espresso takes an optional Baileys addition for $2.
Menu strengths
- — Twelve named cocktails, each listed with its ingredients and price.
- — Prices hold between $10 and $14 across the list, with a $2 Baileys option on the Espresso.
- — Guests have called out the Sweet Dream, Kitty Sangria, and Tiny Dancer favorably.
Standout selections
- — Tiny Dancer — $13 — Coconut Rum, Pineapple Juice, Grenadine, Blue Curacao
- — Wannabe — $12 — Absolute Pear, Triple Sec, Simple, Lime Juice, Cranberry
- — Espresso — $13 — Vanilla Vodka, Grind Espresso, Cold Brew, With Baileys add $2
- — Thriller — $14 — Bourbon, Pama, Pomegranate Syrup, Sour Mix, Simple
Pricing: $10-$14; Baileys addition $2
Wine
A short list: house wine at $9 in Rosé Bubbles and Brut Bubbles, Barefoot at $5 across Chardonnay, Pinot Grigio, White Zinfandel, Pinot Noir, and Cab Sauv, and three bottle-only options at $36, $40, and $98.
Menu strengths
- — Barefoot covers five varietals at $5 a pour.
- — House wine at $9 includes Rosé Bubbles and Brut Bubbles.
- — Bottle-only options span $36 to $98, giving a group a step up from the by-the-glass list.
Standout selections
- — Casalotta Champagne — $36 — Bottle only; CSM Cold Creek Chardonnay, Columbia Valley — $40 — Bottle only
- — Barefoot Wine — $5 — Chardonnay, Pinot Grigio, White Zinfandel, Pinot Noir, Cab Sauv
Pricing: $5-$9 by the glass; $36-$98 bottle only
Beer
Sixteen named beers, mostly domestic and imported at $6 or $7, with West 6th IPA, Cougar Bait, and Kentucky Bourbon Barrel at $7 and Sapporo 2207 at $11. Buckets run $30 for six domestic beers and $35 for six High Noon seltzers.
Menu strengths
- — Sixteen named beers with prices, most at $6 or $7.
- — Bucket pricing: six domestic beers for $30, six High Noon seltzers for $35.
- — High Noon seltzer comes in six flavors, including Prickly Pear and Passion Fruit.
Standout selections
- — Kentucky Bourbon Barrel — $7 — Beer; West 6th IPA — $7 — Beer
- — Sapporo 2207 — $11 — Beer; High Noon — $7 — Seltzer; flavors include Strawberry, Blood Orange, Prickly Pear, Grapefruit, Lime, Passion Fruit
Pricing: $6-$11; buckets $30-$35
Nonalcoholic
Four mocktails at $8 each, built from raspberry, pineapple, coconut, and blood orange bases, plus a rotating seasonal slushie at $13. That gives non-drinkers a named order rather than a default soda.
Menu strengths
- — Four named mocktails, each $8 and listed with ingredients.
- — A rotating seasonal slushie at $13 adds an option that changes.
- — Flavor range covers raspberry-lime, pineapple-orange, coconut, and blood orange.
Standout selections
- — Pineapple Upside Down — $8 — Pineapple Juice, Orange Juice, Orgeat, Coconut Syrup
- — Blood Orange Spritz — $8 — Blood Orange Syrup, Lime Juice, Soda Water, Spritz
Pricing: $8 mocktails; $13 slushie
Spirits
A sake section with two named options and prices: Creme de Sake at $15 and Mido Sparkling Sake at $20. That is the whole of the standalone spirits list, so the category is narrow rather than deep.
Menu strengths
- — Two named sakes, each listed with a price.
- — Creme de Sake at $15 and Mido Sparkling Sake at $20 span the low and mid range for a shared pour.
Standout selections
- — Creme de Sake — $15 — Sake; Mido Sparkling Sake — $20 — Sake
Pricing: $15-$20
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