Nezařazené – Isaac's BBQ

St. Patrick’s Day at Isaac’s BBQ begins with food. While March 17 is often associated with green decorations and flowing beer, the holiday also carries strong culinary traditions. Most notably the Irish-American classic, corned beef.

For one evening only, the restaurant will feature a special corned beef preparation, interpreted through its signature approach to bold flavor and careful craftsmanship.

The bar will complement the evening with green cocktails. Gigi, based on tequila, will be joined by a non-alcoholic Cucumber Sour for those who prefer it that way. Both are built on fresh ingredients such as cucumber, herbs and citruses.

For those who are looking for a more traditional Irish flavor profile, we can tell that Guinness is hidden in one of our signature cocktails all year long. Can you find it?

St. Patrick’s Day at Isaac’s BBQ will take place on March 17 for one night only. Reservations are recommended.

Dry February doesn’t mean skipping the fun!

We created a full menu of non-alcoholic cocktails (mocktails), and it’s so good that it’s here to stay well beyond February.

The menu features seven non-alcoholic cocktails, all made with real ingredients and bold, full flavors. Some are alcohol-free takes on our favorite classics, while others are original mocktails created from scratch – no shortcuts, no boring substitutes.

Expect drinks with house-made mandarin syrup, cold-brew tea, and our own non-alcoholic Piña Colada. It’s vegan-friendly and made with slowly smoked, spiced pineapple from our in-house smoker. Alcohol-free versions of Negroni, Paloma, and the fan-favorite Pornstar Martini still deliver the flavor, just without the alcohol.

Some of our non-alcoholic cocktails are also kid-friendly, because we build flavor from real ingredients, not from zero-proof replacements.

And since great BBQ sometimes calls for a beer, the mocktail menu is rounded out with a selection of alcohol-free beers. IPAs, lagers, and cider, so everyone can find the right pairing.

At Isaac’s BBQ, dry doesn’t mean boring. Not even close.