Sundry and Vice

I love the original in Cincinnati, and was concerned that an expansion to another city would t work. Man was I wrong. This place is larger than the original but has the same vibe (chill or higher energy depending on the crowd and the time.). What is the same is amazing cocktails. I had two different riffs on classics: A Manhattan with rum, Cynar and a lot of love and. Mezcal Negronish drink that was amazing and complex. Go here and order off the menus or have the bartender craft something do you. Either way works you can't go wrong. I love this place.

Stopped by for a drink while waiting on our dinner reservations. The ambiance, customer service, and drinks are all a 10/10. Drinks: PenicillinBe Dirty

We grabbed a drink with a friend and this place was THE vibe of the night. Great place to grab an intimate drink. The craft cocktails were incredible and we all loved all 3!

This is one of my favorite spots in the area that i seem to come back to time and time again. The vibes are relaxed but elegant. The drink menu is varied and they have one of my favorite espresso martinis in Indy. I also love the citrus flavor od their "army navy" cocktail.

I think this place is awesome, I wanted to stop in before heading home for the night, the ambiance there is awesome, the whole design in general of bottle works is fantastic.The bartenders are always friendly! I love the on tap gin and tonic, they are refreshing and tasty! I had two and called it a night, check them out if you are in the area!

I think Sundry has to be my favorite cocktail bar in Indianapolis. Hidden in the Bottleworks hotel, you have GOT to check out these handcrafted cocktails. The bartenders are so knowledgeable and can help you pick the best drink for you depending on the vibe you're going for.Today I started w the Fruit of Life draft cocktail and was just as impressed as their handcrafted cocktails! I love ginger beer and strawberry and this was exactly what I needed on this summer day. I then transitioned to Persephone's papercut (Barrel Aged Gin, Passionfruit, Honey, Lemon, Serrano pepper, Mint) which kept w the refreshing theme but had a little secret kick w the pepper that I loved. This place never missed a step. I can't wait for you to try them yourselves

The ambiance here is phenomenal. Very 1920's art deco style inside that offers somewhat of a speakeasy vibe to the whole place. Some of the bartenders I've encountered are super knowledgeable about alcohol and make for fun conversation and learning while you drink! Their signature cocktails are delightful and offer lots of fresh ingredients and flavors. We love getting dressed up and having girls night out here.

This place is a slightly hidden gem behind the lobby of the Bottleworks hotel. My first attempt to go here was after a training session. We had gotten some drink tickets. Unfortunately our training got out quite a bit before open time so I wasn't able to stay. My second attempt was on a random Thursday after closing down another location. It's a perfect night cap or date night option. There are some secluded tables for the ability to talk and hear. The ambience is a perfect fit to Bottleworks. Bartenders are friendly and drinks are on point!

This is a top 5 cocktail lounge in the city, in my opinion. The cocktails are curated by the bartenders, usually every 6 months. The creativity and depth of these cocktails are impressive. The bartenders do quite a good job in guiding folks to cocktails that fit their tastes/preferences. My suggestion would be an Eastside with fort Hamilton gin. The cocktail is essentially a gimlet with cucumber and mint. Fort Hamilton gin is craft spirit out of Brooklyn. It features cucumber and watermelon within the botanicals to create a soft, bright and smooth gin which plays phenomenally in cocktails. The ambiance is great as it is located on ground floor near lobby of bottleworks hotel. It's apothecary themed and has a bit of a speakeasy vibe. Highly recommend.

We wanted rye old fashioneds, a rye manhattan, and an espresso martini. The bartender suggested Angles Envy rye for the three drinks, but did not tell us the price. We received a $108 bill for the four drinks.When you don't suggest a roulette or bulleit rye, or explicitly state the price of a much more expensive rye, you aren't creating a good experience for your customers. Who pours a $28+ drink and doesn't mention the price? We've been here 10+ times and never will be back.