I wasn't particularly impressed by the cocktails we ordered. My drink was rum-based (doesn't seem to exist on the website menu anymore) and its anise syrup was far too overwhelming that I wasn't enjoying it. I then ordered a bourbon-based drink (I'm a whiskey/bourbon lover) and didn't enjoy it either. I decided to try something on the food menu. I ordered the 'Botany" themed plate, which I thought was going to be an array of prepared veggies and sauce/dip, but it was an overwhelming plate preparation that seemed more challenging than enjoyable to eat. Creative, but it just didn't fit this particular dish. I did admire my friend's risotto order, it looked delicious. The bar itself doesn't scream Harry Potter, it just has few visual references posted here and there (mostly beasts), and some apothecary-style posters, but that was it. Every hour or so, they turn off the lights to show off the glow-in-the-dark paint designs on the walls, featuring a dragon flying across the ceiling, but the designs were so childlike that it wasn't really impressive, just a cute way to implement glow paint. I'm glad I tried the place, but it won't be regularly visiting it.