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Amber Gray-Kurzvia Google

2 months ago

We heard of this location on a Reddit board. We were surprised that we hadn’t heard of it previously because we like experiences like this. On the outside, you just see a gallery with a glass studio in the back. We went in and looked for the “lounge/speakeasy” and the artist smiled and said “Can I help you?”. Right then someone came out of an unassuming door. We walked into a smaller space that had a very speakeasy yet luxe feel. We sat at the bar because the seating is limited. They offered craft cocktails including unique ingredients such as rosemary, star niece, and cinnamon sticks. The bartenders were also not strangers to the torch which was unique. It was about 30 minutes in when we realized there was another door leading out to the other side of the glass blowing studio. There was a couch off to the side and three stools that have the best view of the studio. There are other tables but none that have a great view. We did have the opportunity to sit at the stools so we had a great view of the artist working. Overall, great experience and we will be back. Just be aware that the cost of the drinks do align with the experience.

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Miranda Hinchmanvia Google

3 months ago

This is one of the cooler things I've ever done in Lexington, Kentucky. I've lived in Lexington for 29 years. The city has no lack of hospitality. But an amazing venue like this is so unique. The experience itself was very cool. Shout out to Shane for being so patient and kind. Wyatt at the bar was great and made a fantastic drink. Not only did we have an amazing experience in a really cool place, but we walked away from the knowing that we created a unique piece of art. Such a fun experience and I would highly recommend it if you're visiting Lexington, looking for a fun event, a cool date night or you're seeking to create something out of the ordinary.

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Amanda Woodvia Google

4 months ago

I’m so glad this place was recommended to us! It was such a vibe with the “hidden” bar and being able to watch them make glass art. The drinks were fantastic, I highly recommend the Mary Todd Sour. It was the right amount of sweet and sour, made with gin

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Angela Dougherty-Wayvia Google

4 months ago

Amazing place! I did the class which was nervous but Shawn was easy going and put my at ease. He spent his time and educated us during which I fully enjoyed. Will be back for a signature cocktails next.

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KHCvia Google

5 months ago

A group of friends and I went to Kentucky for a week’s vacation and set up an appointment at Trifecta to make wine glasses. Shane was super cool and enthusiastically explained the hows and whys of what went into the processes we were doing. It was extremely interesting and very fun. We are even thinking of going again before we go home it was so cool. We are all very happy with our creations. Four of us made wine glasses, one person made a pumpkin, and one made a pint glass.