DRINK BAR

This bar's cocktail variety is very fun and flavorful!Their prices are great and the bartenders craft cocktails with the utmost attention to detail and taste. Highly highly recommend having a round or three here.

This place was pretty good! Drinks were strong, not too expensive. Bartender was chill and knew his stuff. Ambiance was nice, good music playing but not too loud. Would def go back again!

Nice open airy multi-business venue with this place taking a central location within. Great beer selections and cocktail options are available from this place. Bartenders are welcoming, active, and lively. Great meeting space with outdoor areas all around the building. There is a couple TV's to keep you up on sports and the average person coming in here is amicable.

Great service and fabulous drinks and cocktails. Gabby is very kind and a great bartender. A quiet place to get drinks; the outdoor seating is great.

It's a nice, modern bar in a space shared with other restaurants and a coffee place. The bartender was really friendly and approachable. All of the drinks she made were great. Prices are pretty standard for the area. There's a nice patio area with yard games and some live music during our visit. The only issue I have is that there were about a dozen kids using the patio space as a playground. No adults using any of the yard games. I don't know what the fix for this would be, outside of parents supervising their kids better. Anyway, it's worth checking out. Get your parking validated, and you can park for 90 minutes without paying.

This place is such a hidden gem in Irvine/Tustin area. It's right inside the Mess Hall and if you come a little earlier during midweek it's not too busy. There are a bunch of food places in the Mess Hall so you can eat food and grab a drink. We asked our bartender if she could make us a drink. All the drinks looked great and our bartender was super creative. Her drinks are not only beautiful but also delicious! Both drinks we got were tequila based. One is like a Tequila Sunset and the mango flavor was super fresh. All their syrups and garnishes are made in-house it seems. The second drink was inspired by the Lakers with purple and gold colors. It was the perfect balance of sweetness and tartness. If you're feeling adventurous, my recommendation is to ask the bartender to make you something, just let them know what your go-to liquor is and maybe some flavor profiles you like. The custom drinks do cost $15, but I think it's worth it considering the general range is from $12-$15 per drink.

Came here to charge right around the corner and saw this place. Def a hidden gym and love the atmosphere here. They had live music great scenic hike routes. Very subtle low key and nice. Def coming back again :)

The bartender: "Do you like your drink?"Me: "It's very light, like drinking fruit juice."The bartender: "So you like your cocktails stronger?"Me: "Who wouldn't like their cocktail to taste like fruit juice?"Instead of pouring me a proper cocktail, the bartender walks away. Why bother asking me if you're not willing to make it right?---Martiny de pina y mango: It's like drinking Ceres Mango Juice with a splash of martini. Unfortunately, the bartender didn't mix it well and all the alcohol is hiding beneath the mango juice. It's like playing a game of hide and seek with your drink, but instead of finding Waldo, you find an overly sweetened 0.5oz of strong alcohol lurking at the bottom. Yuck! And don't get me started on those cheap dried citrus pieces that look like potpourri floating on top. They have zero function and zero fragrance, yet every cheap cocktail place seems to use them. Maybe it's time to invest in some real fruit, people.--- Spicy Mule: It comes in a tiny bronze cup, probably 0.5 oz alcohol inside. --- As for the "Mezcal Old Fashioned," it's a complete joke. The bartender pours everything into a shaker with a scoop of mini ice cubes and shakes it for nearly 30 seconds before pouring a diluted liquid over a giant ice block. Who shakes a Mezcal Old Fashioned like that? I've never seen a bartender shake a Mezcal Old Fashioned like a maraca before. It's meant to be stirred a few times and then poured over a big ice cube, but this guy cheated. The drink has less than 1 oz of liquor, and the rest is just water.---And finally, the "Lychee" is the most expensive fruit juice I've ever paid for. Is there even any alcohol inside? Maybe just a measly 0.2oz? It's hard to tell.The environment is like company canteen that's open to the public in the after company hours. It's literally surrounded by offices.

First time visiting the Flight at Tustin Legacy campus and I have to say I'm impressed. The DRINK BAR was one of the spots my friends and I stopped to have a drink at and we thought this place had a cool vibe. There was plenty of common area seating inside and outside. You are able to take our drinks to the outdoor patio, which I recommend if the weather is nice. There is an array of shaded areas as well as some in the sun. The staff at the bar was very helpful and quick to process orders. Prices were reasonable (averaging $12 - $15). We had the Spicy Flaca which is a refreshing cucumber-based drink with tequila. I did not see food on the menu, but there are some food options within the same area. We paired our drinks with chips and guacamole from the taco spot next door and that fulfilled our snack craving. We went on a Saturday and there was plenty of parking and it wasn't overwhelmed with people like the Packing District in Anaheim.

What an incredible experience!My sister and I decided to give this place a shot.... We decided to start the night with the spicy flaca.... Oh my goodness what a great first choice!!We went down the entire list of crafted tequila drinks and we have to say, 10/10!!!! Would recommend.Please come by + ask for Jassi!!!