Cocktails and Nibbles at the Sea House

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Though it doesn’t do an actual happy hour (we’re holding out hope, Sea House), this new spot next to the Madison Art Cinema is the perfect place for cocktails with a friend from 4 p.m. on.  And the menu boasts plenty of small bites to go along with that carefully crafted drink. My friends Ashley and Judy and I loved the Korean Barbecued Chicken Skewers ($12), the Thai Basil Calamari ($14) and Garlic Roasted Cauliflower ($9). As for the cocktails, Ashley had her usual slightly Dirty Vodka Martini, which she reported was perfectly prepared and a generous pour. Judy opted for the Rosemary Fig, a combination of black fig vodka with fresh rosemary, orange, bitters and club soda ($12) that was equally delicious. My Cranberry Crush with Brockman’s gin, cranberry juice, Fever Tree ginger beer, muddled cranberries and simple syrup ($12) brightened up my winter afternoon. I can’t wait to see the Sea House spring cocktail menu. Don’t forget about the impressive array of craft beers and reasonably priced wines by the glass.

https://www.seahousemadison.com

by Alix Boyle

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