Conceived by star chef Rochelle Daniel, the speakeasy is located downstairs from Daniel’s celebrated fine-dining restaurant Atria, which recently added a Michelin-recommended accolade to its already stuffed trophy case. To lead the cocktail program, Daniel tapped her business and life partner, Michael Hopper, who serves as general manager, bar director and cocktail whisperer.
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