we shouldn’t have touched our lips to these double bloody’s until after we took the photo, but what you see here is the work of masterful mixologist soraida cross at the bentley’s.
low light, mahogany cabinetry, bottles behind glass, small screen tv’s, fine local wines.
our table of choice at any bar is by a window.
at the flight deck we look at planes on the tarmac. at the bentley we check out activity on the street.
we each pick a favorite car streaming by. this is nic’s pic of the day.
soraida shared her method for achieving perfectly salted rims:
rub a lime around the rim of the glass, and then twirl it in a small, shallow bowl of salt.
voila!
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Now those are some gorgeous Bloody Marys! We ate at an old bar in San Francisco called Lefty O’Douls. The food was fine, but their Bloody Mary’s were horrid. Tasted like sweet tomato juice. Ick! I longed for a hot spicy and kick-ass Bloody Mary. Nothing like it. With lots of yummy salt on the rim, of course.
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PS I hear the Flight Deck closed??? Oh No.
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O bonnie! tell me it isn’t true. last time we were at the FD it was crammed. what next?
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OMG…talk about perfect timing. RPH’s birthday is Friday and the plan is Bentley’s…if Soraida isn’t there will I STILL get a beautiful double bloody Mary??? (AS you know it has to be beautiful…yes?) xo B…nice earring…
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