Both a destination and neighborhood favorite, Huckleberry Bar offers something for almost everyone—an extensive list of well-executed seasonal and classic cocktails, draft and bottled beers and well-structured, eclectic wines—old world and new. Our kitchen is open late every night and our private garden is open everyday until 1am. Our custom-built sound system gives us the ability to keep the volu
me just right, no matter the occasion. It is our commitment to hospitality and our caring, knowledgeable staff, however, that keep Huckleberry Bar above the fray, ensuring the fancy without the fussy. Huckleberries are a type of bramble, similar to blueberries but smaller and more tart. They are rarely cultivated commercially but are an important staple for all types of North American wildlife. In the early part of the 19th century the word was used as a synonym for something small, humble or tiny. Drawing from this early American slang Mark Twain named his character Huckleberry Finn as a way to establish him “of lower extraction or degree” than Tom Sawyer. Not long after the widely successful release of Twain’s controversial book, the meaning of the word huckleberry began to change. By 1900 it was being used as a way to express camaraderie—as a mark of affection towards one’s partner or as a way to identify oneself as a willing helper or assistant. To be someone’s huckleberry, as the saying now goes, is to be just the right person for the job. Happy Hour(S):
Monday-Saturday: 5–8pm
Sunday: 2-6pm
$3 off House Cocktails
$2 off Well Liquor, Draft Beers, and House Wines
