Apothecary

One of the coolest spots in Dallas. Just make sure to schedule a reservation if you want a table seat!

Currently, the decor and food is Alice in Wonderland themed, and one of the staff members told me they might switch to something new at the end of June. So, if the menu sounds appealing to you now, make sure and plan ahead ;)

The drinks are all fun and unique with the most incredible flavors. Food portions are small, so while I recommend trying at least one food item from the menu, know that they're about the size of a personal appetizer. It's probably not the place to eat an entire meal unless you're really into tapas or don't each much.

Items my table ordered and approve of:
-Rabbit Hole (like crab rangoon donut holes with more complexity)
-Off With His Head
-Fish Eggs & Chips
-Rabbit Saddle
-Time to Wake Up
Drinks/
-I'm Late, I'm late
-Tea Party
-Hands off my Peaches
-Graveyard Dance

The only item I don't recommend is the cocktail "Pekin Tom." It's basically just really smooth bourbon with a literal smokey finish. If you love bourbon, it's a good option. But, compared to the other more wild drinks on the menu, I was a bit disappointed in the simplicity of this drink. The ingredients are special, but the flavor could be found at any nice cocktail bar.

As soon as we arrived, I could tell by the small details outside that it was going to be an Alice in Wonderland themed bar. As soon as we stepped inside, my theory was confirmed. The decor itself is cute and whimsical, from the furniture hanging upside down from the ceiling to the movie posters in multiple languages.

The menu was a storybook, which was really cool. I had the Unbirthday Cake Fizz and I was shocked that it tasted just like drinking a liquid birthday cake. This is my favorite flavor, but it can be done so poorly so I was nervous when I ordered it.

I think we came on a busy night because service was funny and friendly, but really busy.

We didn't try any food while we were there, but their menu did look interesting. Overall, definitely a fun place to check out!

For a 'speakeasy' it is incredibly easy to find, which I'm totally cool with. The drinks were very very very average. I love the creativity and the names, but they all just tasted like normal cocktails from any normal restaurant. The caviar was delicious and that was worth the price. Everything else was just ok! And I kind of wish I had not spent as much money as I did because we did not walk out even a little tipsy.

It's a super cool room with beautiful furniture. I was not happy with the service, especially because she was a bit flippant about our orders. It's relatively small, so I was surprised how often we'd make eye contact just for her to look away really fast and pretend to do something.

I think there are other, better options out there, but this one is a solid C!

I've been wanting to come here for a long time and finally made it to Apothecary last night for a friend's birthday gathering. This is a speakeasy next door to Rye. It's very small and intimate with a very cool ambiance that would be great for a girls night or a date.

The drinks are really good and creative. There are a lot of savory ingredients in many of the signature cocktails. One of the cocktails had garlic and thyme in it while another had beets and blue cheese. I had the Pekin Tom (peach smoked old fashioned) and a Manhattan. Both drinks were really good! The drinks here range between $14 and $20 so keep that in mind.

Although Apothecary has some food offerings, its primary focus is on the drinks. Many of the dishes are small bites. We had the chicken tacos, funnel cake fries, and the meatballs. The fries were strange and didn't taste at all like fries and more like snake-like hushpuppies. The tacos were meh, granted I put the spicy sauce on the side. However, the meatballs were excellent. They were a tangy, Asian flavor, which was unexpected, and very tender.

Our waiter was really funny and friendly, and was very patient with us as we made our drink choices.

I'd definitely come back and I definitely recommend Apothecary. It's a very unique and nice spot!

Absolutely love this cute gem. It's super small and intimate, so reservations are definitely needed. The service was great we were seated within 5 min of our reservations. I ordered two drinks. I can't remember the name but one was their espresso martini (wake me up maybe?) either way they were both delicious. Can't wait to come back.

Hidden gem. Didn't get any food so can't speak on that. Service great. Had a special menu and you could tell the bartenders took pride in their work. Great spot for a date night. Very intimate. Drinks were amazing. 10/10 experience. Pull up.

Tanner and Mitch are truly exceptional! Tanner, the owner and creative mind behind this unique Alice in Wonderland-themed bar, along with Mitch, provided us with an outstanding experience. Mitch patiently guided us through the diverse menu, making us feel like we had a VIP reservation, despite other patrons in the bar. His focused attention demonstrated the level of service they aimed to provide. Once our group of six chose our drinks, Tanner checked in to ensure our satisfaction. Although I wasn't completely satisfied with my vodka soda, Tanner took the time to explain the house carbonation process and the quality of the vodka used, even offering samples of the water and vodka separately. Besides the fantastic ambiance, it was the dedication and personalized service that would bring me back. Kudos to Tanner and Mitch for an unforgettable night. Thank you!

A friend told me about Apothecary when I was visiting Dallas. We stopped by last week after dinner in the same neighborhood! Right now, they have an Alice and Wonderland theme and it is awesome!! Pay attention to the little details, like the playing cards outside and the roses! I really loved these small touches that made the theme even better!!! I had the Hands off my Peaches and the Empire Strikes Zweck! Two totally different things but both were awesome-hands off my peaches was like a liquid peach cobbler!!

I have been here a total of 3 times and each time, I'm more impressed than the last time I visited! This place, is a little tricky to find, as the outside is easy to walk past---but once you settle in it's a very intimate and pleasing setting.

The cocktails are all well crafted, creative, and tasty. I'm always so surprised at the menu and creativity that goes into each beverage. All of the bartenders have been very friendly, and I always leave with a smile on my face. I have yet to try the food, but when I do spot some it always smells good and the menu looks delicious.

This is hands down my favorite, and the best cocktail place I've been too in the Dallas Fort Worth metroplex!

Decided to grab a few drinks after having dinner next door and I absolutely LOVED the Pekin Tom drink. I was a little skeptical at first, but I am so glad I decided to go for it. Although I also ordered the "better than expected" it was NOT better than expected. I could not get past the first sip and ended up getting another Pekin Tom instead. We also ordered the Scorpio and it was quite tasty but definitely spicy. Not pictured is the only fans and it was ok.

I would give this spot 5 stars but our server was not the kindest and was not very welcoming. Her demeanor made us a bit uncomfortable at one point but we still had a great time.