5 to Try: Exotic Cocktails
Updated: February 24, 2003
From a douglas fir martini to a drink made with a rumored aphrodisiac and hallucinogen, find the most exotic cocktails in Seattle.
On this page:5 to Try, More Spots for Interesting Drinks.
5 to Try
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Thai Ku
Read Reviews5410 Ballard Ave NW, Seattle, WA 98107 (map)
There's a strict one-per-customer limit on the Yohito, a mojito made with the African herb yohimbe, rumored to be an aphrodisiac, stimulant and mild hallucinogen.
Smarty Pants
Read Reviews6017 Airport Way S, Seattle, WA 98108 (map)
The Bacon-Tini is not for vegetarians. It's a salty concoction of Absolut Peppar, liquid smoke, celery salt and Worcestershire, garnished with a crispy piece of bacon.
Qube
Read Reviews1901 Second Ave, Seattle, WA 98101 (map)
Try the Berry Spicy, a blend of house-made clove-infused gin, pineapple syrup and muddled raspberries and ginger.
Roxy's Diner
Read Reviews462 N 36th St, Seattle, WA 98101 (map)
Order a Pickletini to complement your pastrami sandwich; it's a dirty gin or vodka martini made with pickle juice.
Cascadia Restaurant
Read Reviews2328 First Ave, Seattle, WA 98121 (map)
For a quintessential Northwest experience, try the Alpine Martini--Absolute citron floating on a "snowball" of douglas fir sorbet, garnished with a pine needle.
More Spots for Interesting Drinks
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SAMBAR
Read Reviews425 NW Market St., Seattle, WA 98107 (map)
This stylish, intimate lounge has folks lining up for elaborate cocktails and unique surroundings.
Wasabi Bistro Japanese & Sushi
Read Reviews2311 2nd Ave, Seattle, WA 98121 (map)
This modern sushi house's slick lounge has become a destination for fans of trendy sake cocktails.
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