We noticed a few things this week.
A few theaters, some roasteries, that cute florist you didn't know existed, and more cozy spots from the cities we live in.
- The Odd Edit
A Tesla-Themed Speakeasy Behind a NoMad Coffee Counter
Inside the 1890s NoMad building where Nikola Tesla lived and ran rooftop radio tests, a coffee counter closes at 5pm and a hidden cocktail bar opens behind it.
- The Odd Edit
A Bar Hidden Behind a Password and a Bookcase
Bourbon & Branch: a 2006 San Francisco cocktail bar hiding inside a real 1921 speakeasy. The password isn't theatre — it's the filter.
- The Odd Edit
A Coffee Shop Inside a Victorian Public Toilet
An 1890s Victorian loo, reborn as one of Fitzrovia's best specialty cafés. How Pete Tomlinson and Ben Russel turned 'weird' into 'cozy.'
- The Odd Edit
A Bar with No Menu, Since 2013
Attaboy on Eldridge Street prints no drinks list. Describe your night, and the bartenders build it into a glass. How the no-menu ritual actually works.
