Babe Cave reopens as a "mature" cocktail bar in LoSo
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Babe Cave is back and this time, the style of the popular cocktail bar is all grown up.
Catch up quick: The women-designed bar closed in late 2022 following disputes with nearby businesses.
- Owner Robbie McNair-Guzman will reopen in LoSo on Saturday, April 27.
The vibe: McNair-Guzman and brand manager Morgan Robinson tell Axios the new space is still female-focused, but it'll no longer have its fully pink aesthetic.
- "We're still darling — just a little more mature," McNair-Guzman says.
What to expect: At 5,700 square feet, the new spot is smaller than the old one but expected to offer more installations, including a new speakeasy-styled content studio called "No Boys Allowed."
- Podcast and lighting equipment will be provided in the studio. It's available to book online at least 36 hours in advance.
- They'll also offer more events like cocktail classes and daily floral design workshops.
The menu: Expect nine cocktails, small bites and sweet treats including a dessert tower.
- Drinks start at $16 and will be named after iconic women in various industries. For example, their chocolate old-fashioned is called Coco Chanel.
Stop by: Babe Cave is at 3021 Bank Street, near Lenny Boy Brewing.
- It's open Thursday and Friday 5-11pm, Saturday 12pm-11pm and Sunday 2-8pm.
"The girlies are going to be super excited to see how Babe Cave evolved,"— Babe Cave brand manager Morgan Robinson