Restaurant
Unclaimed profilePatty Jewett Bar & Grill
Colorado Springs, CO · $$
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Beverage Program Score
The editorial take
Patty Jewett Bar & Grill pours nine golf-themed specialty cocktails at a flat $10, from the Amen Corner's whiskey-peach-ginger profile to a Hemingway Daiquiri with Bacardi and Luxardo. The wine list runs from $5.50 Crane Lake house pours to a $125 Dom Pérignon, while draft beer and shooters cover familiar ground. A capable, reasonably priced bar attached to a restaurant.
- What should I order?
- Start with the Amen Corner, a whiskey-based cocktail with peach liqueur, lemon, and ginger beer, or the Hemingway Daiquiri for a rum-driven classic. Both are $10 and show more intent than the standard well-pour shooter list.
- Who will enjoy this place?
- Drinkers who want a themed cocktail menu with consistent pricing and familiar spirits will find easy choices. Golfers will appreciate the course-inspired names, and groups can order from a wide beer and wine selection without much risk.
- What should I expect to spend?
- Specialty cocktails are $10 each. Draft pints run $5.50 to $6.50, wine by the glass from $5.50 to $12, and shooters from $7 to $9. A Dom Pérignon bottle is $125.
- What makes the beverage program distinctive?
- The cocktail menu is the clear draw: nine named drinks at one price, with recipes that go beyond the usual, such as the Mother of Pearl's celery salt rim and the Tee Thyme's peach preserves and Aperol. The golf theme ties the bar to its setting without gimmickry.
Beverage categories
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Cocktails
Nine specialty cocktails at a flat $10, with golf-themed names and composed recipes. The Amen Corner layers whiskey, peach liqueur, lemon, and ginger beer; the Hemingway Daiquiri uses Bacardi and Luxardo. A cohesive, reasonably priced cocktail list.
Menu strengths
- — Nine distinct specialty cocktails, each priced at $10, offering a broad range of spirits and flavor profiles.
- — Recipes show care, such as the Pimm's Cup with cucumber and mint or the French Country Cosmo with torched grapefruit.
Standout selections
- — Amen Corner – whiskey, peach liqueur, lemon, ginger beer – balances sweet and tart with a ginger kick.
- — Hemingway Daiquiri – Bacardi, Luxardo, lime, grapefruit – a classic rum cocktail with a bitter edge.
- — Mother of Pearl – Plymouth Gin, tonic, celery bitters, celery salt rim – a savory gin highball.
Pricing: $10 each
Wine
Wine list spans house Crane Lake in six varietals at $5.50 a glass, by-the-glass options like Cavit Moscato and La Crema Pinot Noir, and a $125 Dom Pérignon bottle. Canned Underwood is $8. A wide but conventional range.
Menu strengths
- — House wine at $5.50 a glass in six varietals is an accessible, low-cost entry point.
- — Includes sparkling and premium bottles, with Dom Pérignon at $125, giving range from budget to celebratory.
Standout selections
- — La Crema Pinot Noir – $12 glass, $45 bottle – a step up in quality from the house pour.
- — Dom Pérignon – $125 bottle – the premium option for a special occasion.
Pricing: Glass $5.50–$12; Bottle $16–$125
Beer
Draft list includes macros and craft like Odell's 90 Schilling, Guinness, and Voodoo Ranger IPA, with pints from $5.50. Bottles and cans add Blue Moon, White Claw, High Noon, and Cutwater canned cocktails. Local Colorado beers appear.
Menu strengths
- — Draft prices are modest, with pints from $5.50 to $6.50.
- — Canned options include local Colorado beers and ready-to-drink cocktails like Cutwater.
Standout selections
- — Odell's 90 Schilling – a Colorado amber ale on draft, $6.50 a pint.
- — Voodoo Ranger IPA – a widely known craft IPA, $6.50 a pint.
Pricing: Draft pint $5.50–$6.50; Bottle/can $5–$6.50
Nonalcoholic
Non-alcoholic drinks cover fountain sodas, lemonade, iced tea, coffee, and NA beers such as Bud Zero and Sam Adams NA Haze. Priced from $2.50 for soft drinks to $5 for NA beer. Functional but standard.
Menu strengths
- — Multiple NA beer options, including Bud Zero and Sam Adams NA Haze, at $5.
- — Fountain drinks like lemonade and Arnold Palmer are only $2.50.
Standout selections
- — Bud Zero – a mainstream NA beer at $5.
Pricing: $2.50–$5
Spirits
Spirits are offered as shooters and doubles, with brands like Bacardi, Buffalo Trace, Crown, Jack Daniels, Jameson, Tanqueray, and Tito's. Shooter prices run $7–$9; doubles $10.50–$13.50. A straightforward pour list.
Menu strengths
- — Includes well-known whisky, gin, vodka, and rum brands.
- — Double-shot format gives flexibility for those who want a larger pour.
Standout selections
- — Buffalo Trace Shooter – $9 – a quality bourbon for a straight shot.
- — Jack Daniels Double Shooter – $12 – a familiar whiskey in a larger format.
Pricing: Shooters $7–$9; Doubles $10.50–$13.50
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