Nightjar

The full list

The printed side of the menu, for the guests who like to read. If you would rather be asked, the conversation is one question long before it starts pouring.

The backbar

What we keep

Sample list and prices

House pours

PourBuildPrice
The Second Shiftrye whiskey, amaro [set your pour], sweet vermouth, orange oil16
Porchlightamaro [set your pour], dry sparkling wine, soda, grapefruit peel14
Hour of Pearlgin, blanc vermouth, fino sherry, lemon oil17
Paper Lanterngin, lime leaf cordial, verjus, soda15
Latchkeymezcal, pear, lime, a pinch of salt16
The Usualyou tell us half, we pour the rest15

The linked pours are chapters of the conversation; follow one to read how the bar would have talked you into it.

The amaro shelf

BottleIn a wordGlass
The alpine onepine, génépy, a little regret9
The orange oneburnt peel over chinato10
The medicinal onefor the brave and the converted11
The gentle onewhere everyone should start9

[set your bottles]. The shelf rotates; the nicknames stay. Ask and we will pour you a taste before you commit.

Whisky, briefly

BottleIn a wordGlass
A Kentucky loudmouthbarrel proof, big opinions12
An Islay campfiresmoke, iodine, forgiveness15
A Speyside apologyorchard fruit, best behavior13

Wine and the zero-proof page

GlassNotePrice
Something sparklingchanges weekly, always cold11
Something whiteleans coastal12
Something redleans candlelit13
Small Hoursverjus, chamomile honey, saline, soda. Zero proof.9
Night Teasmoked oolong, honey, lemon. Zero proof.8

Every zero-proof order arrives with the same glassware and the same ceremony as everything else. House policy, not a favor.