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| - My first experience with Bliss/Rebar was during a Phoenix Pub Crawl. After already having visited several other pubs and bar it was refreshing to find a place where the large group could all sit together and hang out instead of being scattered. It was quick and easy to get drinks and the patio seating was a welcomed environment. Since that time I have returned numerous times to visit both the bar half on a first friday or to hang out with friends and also to chevk out their restsurant half. Living down the street Bliss/Rebar has become one of my favorite local places to visit.
My friends and I love to come here for Sunday morning brunch. There socials on mimosas and bloody Mary's are exceptional. We usually take advantage of the $10 mimosa during brunch. When there are four of us it is enough for everyone to have two glasses worth. Their brunch menu is quite amazing, breakfast nachos, pancakes, breakfast sandwhich(on a pretzel bun-a little taste of heaven there), and so much more. I haven't tried one item on it that I have not enjoyed.
I have also been here for dinner many times. The Mac and cheese is amazing! Love the spicy chorizo version, although I like to add bacon to it. The meatloaf sand which is delicious, love that the meatloaf is wrapped in bacon. Their salads are served with giant romaine lettuce leaves so you can turn your salad into a lettuce wrap if you like. I haven't tried it yet but I'm looking forward to the quinoa and lentil salad. I would recommend trying any sand which on a pretzel bun. It culinary wonderment how the pretzel bun can compliment any sand which or burger into melt in your mouth magic. The fries are shoe string size and can be flavored in a few ways. My favorite is still the salt and pepper but the garlic Parmesan is a close second. The draw back to having fries is that it is an extra charge $2, since the offered side is a small salad. While this is healthier for you, if I'm going to eat a burger or sand which I don't want a healthy salad as a side.
The drinks here warrant a mixed review. While Bliss/Rebar offers a daily, including weekends, happy hour from 3-6:30, the caliber of the drinks is nothing exceptional. I have tried just about all of the specialty cocktails there isn't one that stands out to me as exceptional. The drinks themselves do feel a bit watered down and lack that punch you expect to have. The group therapy is a fun drink to have with a couple of friends. It is served in a extra large champaign style glass/bowl and multiple straws. While sharing this drink was fun the nearly $20 price tag is a bit steep when 75% of the glass is ice. :( The daily drink specials are fun but I usually have to point out on my phone what they are to the waitstaff.
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