Sad but true, the bartender is usually the most interesting and charismatic person at the bar. He’s probably an actor or in a band or something which is way hotter than that Dbag to your right who works at a hedge fund. Mind you, neither is relationship material. But at least Bartender Man can tell a good story and doesn’t throw out gag me b.s. like “It’s not a job, it’s a lifestyle” on a regular basis (recent date, true story). Last night after dinner at Yerba Buena Perry (which was YUM and totally go there for a mojito and some avocado fries) my friends and I stumbled over to Highlands on West 10th Street and found ourselves a new favorite mixologist. His name is Jonathan and he’s also a yoga or pilates teacher or something. He makes a great “Perfect Gimlet” (tall order) and wears his plaid shirt uniform with pride, even in the midst of Highlands’ stuffy, can-someone-turn-up-the-AC? vibe. Oh, and the door guy is cute too.
Friday, January 22, 2010
Highlands
Sad but true, the bartender is usually the most interesting and charismatic person at the bar. He’s probably an actor or in a band or something which is way hotter than that Dbag to your right who works at a hedge fund. Mind you, neither is relationship material. But at least Bartender Man can tell a good story and doesn’t throw out gag me b.s. like “It’s not a job, it’s a lifestyle” on a regular basis (recent date, true story). Last night after dinner at Yerba Buena Perry (which was YUM and totally go there for a mojito and some avocado fries) my friends and I stumbled over to Highlands on West 10th Street and found ourselves a new favorite mixologist. His name is Jonathan and he’s also a yoga or pilates teacher or something. He makes a great “Perfect Gimlet” (tall order) and wears his plaid shirt uniform with pride, even in the midst of Highlands’ stuffy, can-someone-turn-up-the-AC? vibe. Oh, and the door guy is cute too.
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