Ok, this place is cute. Walking up to this place through the alleyway was pretty fun and when I did walk into the place, I was instantly drawn in by the cute antique vibe it has. Straight away, I noticed the amazing cow paintings and other fun art around the restaurant. But enough about the aesthetic, we’re here to talk bloodies.

Key takeaways

Freemans’ bloody Mary is served in a high glass, but with no garnish… not even a sad lemon wedge. I was very unimpressed by the presentation, honestly. The drink itself has a peppery flavor with the slightest kick. While the flavor wasn’t too intense, it was still an overall decent one. The texture was completely smooth. This drink will cost you $16, which feels like a lot for what you get.

My Rating: 4/10

• Garnish – 0
• Originality – 2
• Spice/Flavor – 7
• Presentation – 2
• Texture – 8
• Value – 6

Overall, this is very much a bloody I’d order if I’m there and was really craving one, but not one that I’d go out of my way to order. The other drinks we tried here are way better, in my opinion, and really worth trying.