No matter how you like to sip on them, here are a few ways to celebrate National Martini Day in Philadelphia (June 19.)
Attico Rooftop
Attico has an interesting feature for martini lovers. The Broad Street locale offers a DIY Dirty Martini, complete with a tray featuring a chilled coupe glass, a cocktail pick of olives, a frosty pre-batched martini in a carafe, and an atomizer full of olive brine, which visitors can add in to match their flavor liking.
219 S Broad St., atticorooftop.com
48 Record Bar
Those looking for a unique twist on the drink can head to this bar/listening locale to try out the Snap Pea Martini. The drink is made with snap pea-infused Stateside Vodka, Lo-Fi Dry & Sweet Vermouths, lemon juice, and peppercorn.
48 S. 2nd St., 48recordbar.com
The Continental
One of this Center City locale’s most popular sips happens to be a fun take on the drink. The Astronaut is made with peach vodka, stratosphere sherbet, Tang, fresh lemon, and electric dust and is available downstairs in the main dining room, or upstairs in the rooftop lounge. Other martini picks span the Mexican Martini (Hornitos Reposado, dry curaçao, Carpano Bianco, and lime), the French Martini and Dirty Double.
1801 Chestnut St., continentalmidtown.com
CO-OP Restaurant and Bar
For National Martini Day in Philadelphia, locals can head to this popular dining venue to try the Charleston Pear Martini, made with West Virginia Bartlett pears. The drink boasts a Grey Goose La Poire vodka base, mixed with white cranberry juice, topped with pear sugar.
20 S 33rd St., coopphilly.com
Townsend
Those looking to indulge in National Martini Day in Philadelphia can sip on the 50/50 Martinez. Crafted by a botanical elixir that masterfully blends gin, Bonal—an earthy and herbal French aromatized wine—and orange. The sipper is described as botanical elixir that blends gin, Bonal—an earthy and herbal French aromatized wine—and orange.
1623 E Passyunk Ave., townsendepx.com
Little Walter’s
There are a couple of different ways to enjoy the spirited holiday while at Little Walter’s. The Zbieracz for one is made with house-pickled ramps, vermouth, and in-house smalec-washed gin, while the Piłkarz features a “pickle-tini” comprised of Luksusowa Vodka and house-brined pickle juice.
2049 E Hagert St., littlewaltersphilly.com
