A pop-up bar with permanent energy.

Currently anchored in Galveston

Hours & location
A bartender in a denim jacket pours behind a wooden bar
An amber cocktail in a martini glass, a single drop falling in
A speckled ceramic cup garnished with crisp nori
A pink cocktail strained into a glass mid-pour
A pale sour over ice on a paper coaster
A stack of Queen Margie coasters on the bar
A frothy coupe cocktail on the bar with flowers behind
A highball with an olive and a fine mist in the air
A cocktail glass caught mid-splash
A clear drink with a lime wheel on a coaster

The full menu

  • Fall Me Out

    A cozy fall sour — cherry sweetness, honey, spice, and velvety port layered over bourbon. Warming, foamy, and made for the Holidays.

  • Pear Pressure (CO2)

    Soft, spiced, and easy to settle into. A delicious hello from France, with pear and a little comfort. Absolutely no pressure to stop at one.

  • Ruling the Night

    She’s a daiquiri—light and refreshing—mixed up with some plum from Japan and a little something from the Comune of Saronno.

  • Leaf Me Dirty

    Galveston bay leaf (just kidding), tomato water, and whatever else we could dig up around town—stirred slow, served bold, and definitely dirty.

  • Queen Margie

    Margarita was born in Galveston. Was she? Maybe. And this her tropical glow-up.

  • Roots & Embers

    Fall cocktails are all about flavor. The gin in this one complements the beets, while the rest of the ingredients play their part in delivering a rich, bold seasonal twist on an Italian classic.

  • The Islander

    An Old Fashioned dressed for the beach. Something aged, something beachy, something we all like.

  • Autumn Out West

    Full of character and ready to put you in an autumn mood. Rich, bright, and stirred—for those who aren’t afraid of a stiff drink.

  • No Proof Affair (non alcoholic)

    Proof that a good time doesn’t need the booze. A punch mix with Pathfinder Amaro — bittersweet, and bright.

  • Duo Action

    Beer and a shot. For when commitment isn’t the problem—timing is.

  • Dust & Dawn

    A young model walked into a bar and asked: “Can you make me something that will wake me up and then f*ck me up?” And that’s how the Espresso Martini was created. This one is for all its fans.

Classics we lovePorn Star Martini · La Perla · Chicago · Lion’s Tail

Hours

Wed – Thu
6pm – 11pm
Fri – Sat
4pm – 12am

Closed Sunday, Monday & Tuesday

Find us

2718 Market Street
Galveston, Texas

Pop-ups move. Permanent energy doesn’t.