The Blind Pig Parlour Bar

The Blind Pig is so darling, I can't see anyone being in a bad mood here! We went during the flamingo pop-up and I was thoroughly charmed. How could you not be?And yes, it's the little secret behind the Mexican restaurant, so head right in and you'll find it. Inspired by Palm Royale, it gives Mid-Century Floridian summer in droves. Talk about sensory overload-- every inch of the space is decorated and I just love that. It's gotta be perfect for the holiday pop-ups.The food menu is abbreviated which works totally fine, a lot of girl dinner action going on with things like ice cold dirty martinis and fries. Sadly nothing vegan at all, not even a snack. I came here after dinner, so not at all a big deal for me.I absolutely love the cocktail menu, with summery concoctions like a pistachio dream, coconut mojito and Palm Beach Punch. I was tempted but I really just wanted a cold glass of bubbly and enjoyed myself immensely the entire time I was here.

Looking for a place where you can have cool photo opportunities? The Blind Pig Pig Parlor has fabulous decorations and classy drinks that are spook-tacular! Reservations are required and you have to pay to have a reservation, there is a fee for no shows. I will say they are not accommodating to clientele. I had a reservation for 3 and called two days ahead to see if I could add one person and make it a party of 4. No, was the answer they were booked solid. I checked two times thinking this shouldn't be a big deal. I wanted to bring my relative and just see at the door but I didn't follow my instincts. When we arrived at our reservation time the place was empty as you would expect at 5 pm. And the tables never completely filled up so I definitely believe they should have been flexible for our reservation to include one more person.

If you're a Halloween enthusiast the wicked pig is for you! I really enjoyed my first time attending one of their popup bars! The drinks were good! I had the red blood moon margarita and the scream queen sangria 16$ each. The ambiance was so spooky and fun lots of eye catching decorations! Reservations are really a must. I saw multiple people turned away for not having a reservation. The food menu is limited so I'd recommend just coming for drinks!

This place is always a vibe. Tucked away behind another restaurant you will be glad you made the effort to experience this hidden gem. The decor is always fun, cool and changes with the seasons. There are great craft cocktails and a small menu of food items. Cedric waited on us and he was very friendly and personable. He checked on us often especially as the space was very crowded that evening.

Wow, so many amazing things to say about this cute speakeasy behind Chido and Padres restaurant. You're gonna want to make a reservation because this is prime time for them. Even on a Monday they were super packed. The food service and drinks were just awesome not to mention the ambience. I personally loved my strawberry fields forever drink it was fruity and fresh and the mimosa was also beautiful with champagne, lemon and blueberry syrup. It made the perfect pair with the lovely charcuterie board that we had that had some toasted bread, chorizo, salami, Gouda, and pepper jack cheese to round it out with some delicious red grapes.Also, what was beautiful to see was a lot of different types of people attending from mother and daughter pairings to coworkers to food photographers, party goers and romantic rendezvous. Anything goes at the blind pig parlor! Happy Valentines Day friends! Come to visit for festive food fun!! Where love is on tap 7 days a week.

I went with my sister last November/December to check out the holiday pop-up bar at the Blind Pig. First, to find this place, you have to turn into the parking lot of Chido and Padres and then keep going. The Blind Pig is behind Chido's.Once inside, the bar was very festive with its Christmas decor. The bar had a menu with drinks and a curated food selection (read: small).I went with my sister and we both had drinks. The house-made French onion dip was fantastic along with the house-made chips. I'd planned to order a sandwich, but it was out.We wound up traipsing down to Chido's for dinner.I'd definitely come back next year. It was a fun outing. I think they also do a Valentine's Day pop-up as well.

Always wanted to try their holiday pop ups. This cute bar transformed into a Christmas magical space. Very pretty. The cocktails were on point. If you love expresso martinis, try the Polar Express. If you love an old fashioned, their Down the chimney is delicious. It's a spiced smoked old fashioned. So good!! Food is very limited as my friend who's almost vegan couldn't eat. We ended up eating after at the Mexican restaurant. Service is a bit slow but wait staff are super nice and friendly. Add this holiday pop up bar to your list this season.

This is our second visit and due to the fact that they change up so much, we will go back. There are great drinks and good food. Lots of places to take pictures. Location: behind Chido & Padres. Open at 5pm Wednesday through Saturday. Don't expect to have a lot of food options, but appetizers it is perfect.

Very cute! We went for Valentines and loved the decor. Service was spot on and everyone enjoyed their cocktails. I would definitely come here just for cocktails and not food though - we got a charcuterie board for four people and it was very small and mid. It was fine because we weren't expecting doing anything but cocktails but just want to clarify for people if they think they might do food as well!

This past Holiday season, I visited The Blind Pig's Christmas Pop Up, and I must say, it's a festive haven that truly captures the holiday spirit. The bar goes all out with enchanting decorations throughout the entire place. Tucked away behind Chido & Padre's, the black unmarked door adds an air of mystery, making it a delightful find for those in the know.One thing to note is the popularity of this seasonal pop-up, so making a reservation is advisable. However, they do take walk ins depending on how busy it is. The ambiance is cozy and inviting, creating the perfect setting for a holiday get-together. This isn't a place for a full course meal, but if you're down for small bites and drinks, this is the moment. The festive-themed beverages added a playful touch to the experience, and I thoroughly enjoyed the combinations and holiday themed names. Moving on to the appetizers, I found them to be a bit hit or miss. You can never go wrong with a charcuterie board and the crème brûlée. The Blind Pig is known for its commitment to creating unique and immersive experiences, and their Christmas Pop Up is no exception. Keep an eye out for their other holiday pop ups! Beyond the delicious drinks and occasional appetizer preferences, the overall atmosphere and holiday charm make it a worthwhile visit.