You write the mood
No menu recital — tell the bartender a feeling, a colour, a memory. That's the letter you send.
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DEAR BAR
A candlelit hidden bar on the fourth floor, where you don't order a drink — you describe a mood, and the bartender writes you a cocktail back.
The letter box
How a letter gets written
Dear Bar works like correspondence. You send a mood; the counter answers with a glass. Three steps, the way every letter here is written.
The bar replies
The bartender composes a bespoke cocktail to match — no two answers are ever quite the same letter.
Read by candlelight
By candlelight, with acoustic sets on Fridays and Saturdays — and tarot at the tables on Sundays.
Three replies to open
The room, the glasses, and the shared bowl — the first three replies of a night at Dear Bar.
The candlelit room
Small, dark and candlelit — a fourth-floor room that keeps its voice down.
The glasses
Each glass an answer — composed for the mood named at the counter a minute earlier.
The shared bowl
A bowl to share at the table — for the letters that take more than one reader.
From the room
The post-box door, the back bar, letters on the wall — Dear Bar through its guests' own photos.
