What we're sipping: Cocktails struck by cupid's arrow
Immersive red lighting, a disco ball, a neon cupid — I braved Loveless Cocktail Club, knowing Worth would refuse to set foot in the place.
💘 The vibe: It definitely is one. And it's for someone, but not everyone. You can sit at the bar that'll remind you of a 1950s-style diner and you'll notice stacks of vinyl records. And it's basically Valentine's Day year-round.
🍹 What to try: The Maithai Thai Tea ($14) with rum, spiced rum, dry curacao, thai tea, lime and coconut cream is a delightful tropical mashup.
And for those who seriously like bitter, try the Sprezzatura ($14) with gin, sweet vermouth, bitters and soda water.
🌭 Zoom out: The menu includes your choice of eight hot dogs — including The Loveless, which has celery relish, pickled mustard seed, gruyere and truffle mayo. But I didn't drink enough to order a $15 hot dog so you'll have to tell me how it is.
📍 Stop by: 4pm to midnight Tuesday through Thursday, and 4pm-1am Friday and Saturday at 215 NW A St. Unit 170 in Bentonville
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