Edinburgh set for 'one-of-a-kind' cocktail festival with live music and food
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A new cocktail festival is coming to Edinburgh, promising an 'unforgettable' experience.
Somewhere by Nico in the West End will be transformed into a 'one-of-a-kind' celebration. The festival will serve up £5 cocktails, including classics and signature specials.
Guests can expect live music, food, and exclusive offerings. The festival kicks off on May 2.
Somewhere by Nico's operations Manager Abigail Barr said: "Somewhere has always been about escapism - a place to dine, drink, and discover through food and drink.
"We've created an incredible space in Glasgow & Edinburgh, and this Cocktail Festival is our way of inviting the city in to experience it. Whether you're stopping by for after-work drinks, weekend celebrations, or a spontaneous night out, we want Somewhere to be your go-to destination."
Over the 10 days, guests can expect brand takeovers, exhibits, DJ's and plenty of cocktails. Bookings are not required.
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Somewhere by Nico will also be running an event in Glasgow simultaneously. Cocktails include Daiquiri, Aperol Spritz, Paloma, Negroni, Tom Collins, and The Grey Goose Tiny 'Tini.
Abigail continued: "If you're a curious cocktail enthusiast or a seasoned sipper, you're invited to experience the magic behind our bars, the talent of our mixologists, and the atmosphere that makes Somewhere so special. With £5 cocktails on offer for 10 days and no ticket needed it's the perfect time to shake things up and experience what Somewhere is all about."
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