Jac’s on Bond

Jacs on Bond has been my go-to spot for years. The staff, many from the LGBTQIA+ community, are always welcoming, and the music, energy, and pool table make it such a fun place.A couple of weeks ago, I witnessed an incident where some very drunk patrons, including someone named Omar, were aggressive toward both guests and staff, even breaking glasses. Despite being kindly asked to leave, they refused, and the manager had to step in. Omar claimed it was due to his identity, but it was strictly about his behavior.Jacs on Bond remains a safe, inclusive, and amazing spot. I'll always come back!

Have the Caprese martini - absolutely delish!! Great ambiance too! Very cool spot - plan to become a regular - great staff too.

One star off for putting three people at the worlds smallest table when we could have fit in the smaller booth in the back.The cáprese martini is to die for. I do not like martinis but this basically tastes like a caprese salad in a glass. Very good. I got two zero proof drinks, which both were delicious and unique flavors.My friends and I split the crab dip - the portion was kind of small for $16 but very tasty

Easy to miss when walking by, Jac's on Bond is tucked away on the side street, down a few steps, there is usually a security guard in front checking ID. The spot is a lot smaller than I expected & dimly lit. It was pretty quiet around 6pm but got a lot busier after 7 (on a week night)Note this is a cocktail bar so the menu is very small and limited. The artichoke tart was very tasty. Crab dip was just ok. I tried their signature caprese martini which had an overwhelming basil taste. The espresso martini was really good. They have a pool table in the back and 1 bathroom, which always had a long line.

Drinks were pretty good but the real showstopper was the pie! Wow. It changes with the season but this time around it was concord grape. Really delicious and everything you would want it to be.

A pretty hip bar to get drinks and is intimate for a date. Recommend getting a reservation but there are a couple of seats at the bar so you might be able to snag a spot. Their cocktails are pretty solid but can be expensive. They also have pool tables in the back but it's always occupied.

Came here for work drinks and it felt a tad too trendy for work drinks. Nevertheless, it is a very nice bar, great staff, and good menu.

We stopped at Jac's for cocktails on a low key weekday afternoon and were seated immediately. Service was great and they recommended a few items but I had to try the signature Caprese martini. I liked it but I definitely get that it is not for everyone. You can really taste Caprese and it's a little bit of a mind whirl. You can easily pick one of the other cocktails - the espresso martini was also delicious. We didn't get any food so will have to pop by again.

I've been coming to Jacs on Bond for a while now, and it's definitely one of my go-to spots. My friends and I enjoy playing pool there--we usually end up meeting new people at the table too--which adds to the friendly atmosphere. The cocktails are always on point, and the overall environment is welcoming for everyone.The staff really cares about making sure folks feel comfortable, no matter who they are. They handle tough situations with fairness and respect, which says a lot about the place. Shoutout to the staff for great drinks, good music and vibes, and an inclusive environment.

HOMOPHOBIC PLACE DO NOT GO IF YOU ARE LGBT+ We were there last night and had a horrible experience!! My bf and friend were playing pool and got kicked out for no reason. As the bouncer was escorting us out he yells NO F****TS Allowed. I have never experienced being hated nor kicked out of a bar for being gay. And to be called that by an employee is absolutely outrageous and hurtful. We were paying customers and spent a lot there and to get kicked out and get called a homophobic slur is ludicrous. If you hate us then refund us my money and we will take our gay selves somewhere else that is welcoming to all.