From the team behind Red Red Wine Bar, Brian and Lisa Bolter have created a modern industrial nod to that Prohibition history. DRY 85 is a back alley garage. A roughhewn space. A 21st century embrace of that outlaw culture created once congress did the unthinkable. Making the simple joy of drinking well … illegal. If the 18th Amendment was still the law of the land today, DRY 85 is where you would sneak a bourbon, beer or gourmet comfort food meal.
Cuisine
American, Beach Food, Sandwiches & SubsMeal Types
Brunch, Lunch, Lite Fare, DinnerRecent Reviews
DRY 85 OC
John W : 5 on 6/20/2026 3:24 pm
Whiskey options are great but prices will vary especially for allocated and hard to find bottles. The Cocktails are great. Charcuterie options are tasty and recommended building your own. Other food items look good as well . Definitely recommend a few trips to try it all. Also you don't talk about speak easy!
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Holly Johnston : 4 on 6/7/2026 11:56 am
Had a great time. Wait staff was very attentive and helpful. We had a few questions about the different bourbons on their list. Dinner was delicious.
Holly Johnston
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Danielle Stroessner : 5 on 6/20/2026 2:44 pm
Wow! We had the BEST experience at Dry 85 Overholt Bar last night. The bartender, Jack, was incredibly knowledgeable about the craft of cocktails and we learned so much from him, while enjoying his phenomenal creations. If you want a quieter atmosphere with the best cocktails I've ever had, ask to sit in the Overholt bar. It opens at 9pm so no food other than charcuterie board option and not tailored for kids- it's definitely all about a phenomenal cocktail. Can't wait to visit again!
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