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Atlas

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Atlas could so easily fall into the category of bar that’s best described as “overly committed to theme.” Despite its travel concept, Atlas manages to evoke a welcoming neighborhood bar vibe that anyone could walk into, no itinerary needed. On the menu, find a section of “World Drinks,” which breaks down into “Well Traveled” and includes common global libations like the pisco sour and Singapore sling. There are “Local Stops” that include tipples that represent closer climes, like Driftwood’s sotol-spirited Rugged Flower with tamarind, fresno, and muddled cukes. The menu makes room for “Chopin Martinis,” whether you prefer yours dirty, dry, or James Bond style.

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