Harry’s Bar in Venice (The Bellini) -- Shayne Parkinson
Harry's Bar in Paris (?????)
Old Wardorf Bar in New York City (Bronx) -- Issybird
Waldorf Hotel in New York City (?????)
Manhattan Club in New York City (Manhattan) -- Shayne Parkinson
Hussong's Cantina in Ensenada, Mexico (Margarita) -- Shayne Parkinson
Pendennis Club in Louisville, Kentucky (Old Fashioned) -- Issybird
Caffè Campari in Milan (Americano) -- Poohbear_nc
Caffè Giacosa in Florence (?????)
Raffles Hotel's Long Bar in Singapore (Singapore Sling) -- Shayne Parkinson
Caribe Hilton’s Beachcomber Bar in San Juan (Pina Colada) -- Shayne Parkinson
Trader Vic's (Mai Tai) -- Bilbo1967
Venus in Santiago, Cuba (Cuba Libre) -- Issybird
Morris Bar in Lima (?????)
Hotel Metropole in Brussels (Black Russian) -- Poohbear_nc
Shannon International Airport in Shannon, Ireland (Irish Coffee) -- Hamlet53
Arizona Biltmore Hotel in Pheonix, AZ (Tequila Sunrise) -- Issybird
Park Hotel in New York City (?????)
Oak Beach Inn in Oak Beach, NY (Long Island Iced Tea) -- Bilbo1967
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Originally Posted by poohbear_nc
Harry's Bar in Paris - if you mean Harry's New York Bar - Bloody Mary
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I was talking about Harry's New York Bar, but the one in Paris. The Bloody Mary was created by Fernand Petiot when he worked at Harry's New York Bar in Venice, but he admits that all he did was modify George Jessel's recipe a little (so I didn't include the Bloody Mary in the above list).
By the way, the Paris and Venice bars are not connected, but the Venice bar was probably capitalizing on the fame of the bar in Paris. The one in Paris had originally been located in New York and was shipped to Paris -- but the name wasn't Harry's Bar when it was in New York. The one in Paris is named after Harry MacElhone, who is from Scotland, and who bought the bar when the original owner had financial problems.
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Originally Posted by poohbear_nc
Park Hotel in New York City - B&B? [snazziest drink I could think of - to match the decor]
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This is definitely not a snazzy drink. I think you are right about the Astor House and the Park Hotel, but on this one I'm just relying on a quote I read in and old article by Time Magazine.