SHADY FLAMINGO
No one does bars as exciting as The Shady Family's. Instead of bar hopping, with The Shady Family you get to travel through the most notorious eras of the flamboyant underworld. After the success of The Shady Pig, a bar inspired by the 1920s bootlegging era in Birmingham, and The Shady Fox, reminiscent of the 1930s illegal gambling scene in London, the family is expanding with The Shady Flamingo.
The Shady Flamingo also explores bootlegging operations, with the infamous Genovese Family as well as America's Queen of the Mob, Betty Hood, to keep tabs on the underworld scene. Just like its predecessors, The Shady Flamingo crafts a thrilling story to tell over world-class experimental cocktails, turning an otherwise regular night at the bar into a legendary anecdote you'll be telling for years.
Hidden in a hole-in-the-wall along the busy Petitenget street, The Shady Flamingo provides a sultry cocktail den exuding Hollywood glamour woven with the shady elusiveness of a gangster lifestyle. Let yourself be transported to Los Angeles circa 1940s and rub elbows with the who's who over bubbles, glitzy nightcaps and enticing tunes from the vinyls.
The real key players at The Shady Flamingo are the cocktails. Some of the highlights are Blood & Bones with strawberryinfused bourbon, blended vermouth and smoked Campari; A Night in Tijuana with tequila, mezcal, hibiscus, cilantro and citrus; and the sassy Sugar Bunny with carrot-infused gin, spiced carrot honey, oleo saccharum, lemon distil, raspberry cream and sparkling wine.
The Shady Flamingo
TOP 3
• Blood & Bones
• A Night in Tijuana
• Sugar Bunny