Martuni's

The evening of day two begins at Bix, a swanky supper club with live piano music that makes you feel like you’re sipping your Gibson in a place where there should be no other option for a drink. For a piano experience that feels more lively than luxe, the next stop must be Martuni’s, which my friend best described as a karaoke cabaret and the ideal place for an espresso version to keep the party going. The 150 or so patrons drinking nothing but beverages out of large v-shaped vessels confirm the decision. Dinnertime calls for an excuse to knock one more off the list at True Laurel, which offers a more modern vibe and Martinis that come in a dainty glass with garnishes as attractive as the people eating and drinking here.