Bartholomew

Bartholomew is a sophisticated cocktail bar tucked away in Vancouver's trendy Yaletown neighborhood. The space exudes a warm, dimly lit ambiance with exposed brick, leather banquettes, and an open kitchen that adds a lively buzz. The bar is renowned for its meticulously crafted cocktails, which often feature unexpected ingredients like smoked tea or house-made bitters. The menu changes seasonally, highlighting local spirits and fresh produce. Bartenders are knowledgeable and happy to tailor drinks to your preferences. Small plates, such as oysters and charcuterie, complement the drinks perfectly. It's a popular spot for after-work drinks or a romantic night out, so expect a crowd on weekends. The attentive service and attention to detail make Bartholomew a standout in Vancouver's cocktail scene.

Don't miss

• Order the signature 'Smoked Old Fashioned' for a theatrical presentation
• Sit at the bar to watch bartenders craft cocktails with precision
• Try seasonal small plates like the duck confit poutine
• Explore the back room for a quieter, more intimate setting
• Ask for a custom cocktail based on your favorite flavors

Tickets & tours

Ways to visit Bartholomew

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Know before you go

• Reservations are strongly recommended, especially for groups of 4 or more.
• The cocktail menu changes seasonally, ask your server for current recommendations.
• Dress code is smart casual; no athletic wear or flip-flops.
• The bar is entirely non-smoking, including the outdoor patio.

A bit of history

Bartholomew opened in 2016, quickly becoming a fixture in Yaletown's dining and drinking landscape. Its name nods to a historic Vancouver streetcar line, reflecting the bar's connection to the city's past.