April is the last month to visit The Patterson House at its original location

What's happening: April will be The Patterson House's final month of service at its original location near Music Row. The bar will relocate to the top of the Bill Voorhees Building on 8th Avenue South.

• The cozy speakeasy will be celebrating with a series of events this month commemorating the milestone.

Zoom out: The Patterson House's sister restaurant The Catbird Seat, which operated out of the same Division Street building, will also relocate to the Bill Voorhees Building.

• The restaurant, which won raves for its whimsical approach to fine dining soon after opening in 2011, is already closed in preparation for the move.

What they're saying: The Patterson House and The Catbird Seat are both part of the Strategic Hospitality restaurant group, which framed the joint move as a "natural progression."

• "What began in a modest space with bold ideas has grown into two of the city's most acclaimed and influential destinations," Strategic Hospitality said in a statement.
• "After years of working within the charming, but limiting, walls of their original home, the team now steps into a space built to allow them to fully realize and expand their vision."

💭 Adam's thought bubble: It's bittersweet to see this practically perfect bar moving to a new home, but I would follow The Patterson House anywhere.

• If you'll be visiting the classic location once — or twice — before the end of the month, I urge you to enjoy an order of cinnamon sugar doughnuts with your drink. They are my pick for the best dessert in the city.