Cocktail Bar
Unclaimed profileSomewhere Neighborhood Bar
Baton Rouge, LA · $$
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Beverage Program Score
The editorial take
The cocktail program at Somewhere Neighborhood Bar is built on a roster of eleven signature drinks, all priced at $12 and each convertible to a mocktail. The menu leans on recognizable spirits like Bombay Sapphire, Tito's, and Malibu, with a few twists such as a chili-liquor tequila cocktail. Beers and seltzers sit at a flat $6.
- What should I order?
- Start with The Addison, a tequila-based cocktail with chili liquor, lime, agave, and a tajin rim. Its savory-spicy edge stands out among the sweeter, fruit-forward signatures. For a gin option, The Aidan mixes Bombay Sapphire or Tito's with cucumber and lime over soda.
- Who will enjoy this place?
- Drinkers who favor straightforward, affordable cocktails over obscure ingredients will find familiar spirits and clear flavor combinations. The option to turn any cocktail into a mocktail broadens the appeal for designated drivers or those avoiding alcohol.
- What should I expect to spend?
- Signature cocktails are uniformly $12, and beers and seltzers are $6. A cocktail plus a beer runs about $18 before tax and tip.
- What makes the beverage program distinctive?
- The flat pricing and the explicit offer to make every cocktail a mocktail set this bar apart. The cocktail list is inventive without being precious, and the beer selection is broad enough to cover domestic and imported tastes.
Beverage categories
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Cocktails
Eleven signature cocktails, all $12, mix familiar spirits with varied accents: cucumber-lime soda, elderflower and champagne, peach and ginger beer, coconut cream, and a tajin-rimmed chili-liquor tequila drink. The menu also highlights four as recommendations, and recent customers describe the drinks as well-made and enjoyable.
Menu strengths
- — A broad signature list with clear flavor variety, from a cucumber-and-lime gin highball to a chili-liquor tequila sour.
- — Uniform pricing at $12 simplifies ordering, and the menu explicitly notes that every cocktail can be made as a mocktail.
Standout selections
- — The Addison: Noel Tequila, chili liquor, lime, agave, and a tajin rim — a savory, spicy option at $12.
- — The Aidan: Bombay Sapphire or Tito's with cucumber, lime, and soda — a light, refreshing choice at $12.
- — The T: Crown, lemon, peach puree, and ginger beer — a fruity, fizzy pick at $12.
Pricing: All signature cocktails $12
Beer
A varied beer and seltzer list is offered at a flat $6, including domestic staples like Budweiser and Miller Light, imports such as Modelo and Corona, regional Abita Amber, and seltzers like High Noon. The selection covers common preferences without deep-craft depth.
Menu strengths
- — Flat $6 pricing makes beer an easy, low-cost complement to the cocktail menu.
- — The range spans domestic lagers, imported beers, and hard seltzers, covering a wide audience.
Standout selections
- — Abita Amber: a Louisiana amber lager at $6.
- — Yuengling: a traditional American lager at $6.; Modelo: a popular imported beer at $6.
Pricing: Beers and seltzers $6
Nonalcoholic
The menu explicitly states that every cocktail can be made as a mocktail.; Offering mocktail versions of every signature cocktail is a clear, inclusive gesture that goes beyond a single token nonalcoholic drink.
Menu strengths
- — Offering mocktail versions of every signature cocktail is a clear, inclusive gesture that goes beyond a single token nonalcoholic drink.
Standout selections
- — Drink menu states all cocktails can be made as mocktails.
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