In honor of Drink Up Month, we investigated the hard-hitting question you want to know (or maybe it’s just us): Who has the best espresso martinis?
We asked, and you answered. From decadent whipped toppings to less-sweet treats, here’s where to find your favorite espresso martinis + what makes them so good.
Jeff Ruby’s
, 101 W. Vine St.
- “10/10 — so delicious, smooth, tastes like a latte.” — @annabee21
- “Has the perfect bite of coffee, foam, and with no cream.” — @_heatherriley
Lussi Brown Coffee Bar
, 114 Church St.
- “Because they have the best espresso in town!-" — @annamarialucia
- “Delicious espresso.” — @jonsmith2413
- “Great quality espresso and not too creamy or rich.” — @jaclynfyffe
Old North Bar
, 101 W. Loudon Ave.
- “You have options for different flavors, or you can stick with the classics.” — @poppyandpomelo
- “Ask for Robin to make them.” — @weird_al97
ItalX
, 160 W. Main St.
- “Has a good bite, they might use vermouth.” — @annabee21
- “The perfect balance and not overly creamy.” — @morgan_biggs
Harvey’s
, 200 W. Main St.
- “They have the best bartenders.” — @ashleyh098
- “The best, perfectly creamy.” — @katieghiardi
Bella Cafe & Grille
, 890 E. High St.
- “Perfect presentation and delicious espresso flavor. Chef’s kiss.” — @other_theresa
Bear & the Butcher
, 815 Euclid Ave.
- “Perfect combination of espresso and liquor, and frothy.” — @sassydanss
Bourbon on Rye
, 115 W. Main St.
- “Super creamy, no espresso.” — @linstagram_straight_flexxinn
Carson’s
, 362 E. Main St.
- “Espresso flavor-forward with a little sweet finish. Not too creamy or sweet.” — @wandering_fatties
The Tulip Bistro & Bar
, 355 Romany Rd.
- “They use real espresso.” — @angiekirby_
Epping’s on Eastside
, 264 Walton Ave.
- “Consistent and creamy.” — @katlynannart
Other honorable mentions include:
- Dudley’s on Short , 259 W. Short St.
- Omakase , 848 E. High St.
- Coles , 735 Main St.
- Le Deauville , 199 N. Limestone
Ready to get sipping? Check out this handy map we made for your espresso martini adventure.