Amazing app! So helpful to see what drinks I can make with what is in my bar, and get suggestions on what I could add to make more. Only gripe is that I'd love the option to search not just by drink, but by ingredient via the search bar - and include name brands in the search function. I see Cynar at a bar and want to know what I can make with that. Having to know it's artichoke amaro is frustrating (I know this generic naming is correct, have it so the search function converts names).
Justin Malament
The app would be great except there's a bug that prevents me from searching for ingredients (keyboard pops up but immediately goes away).
Fernando Silveira
There is absolutely no excuse to deleting years of favourite cocktails added by each user on the app. It was definitely a decision of "not being worth doing it". Even if the old libraries were local and syncing was not an option, they could have warned the users on a previous update. And yes, it is possible. You could have exported the cocktails list. There is no new functionality worth losing years of your favourites. An unprecedent stab in the back, when you least expected. Shame.
Peter Kionga-Kamau
Missing recipes and ingredients (no, 1/2 & 1/2 is not the same as "sweet cream", yes it DOES matter what brand of cream of coconut you use), no way to add custom ingredients or recipes, interface takes forever to load, font is all wrong, and too small.
Benjamin Ferry
good app but there are a few issues they should fix: - you can create an account and log in on another device but the ingredient list doesn't transfer? I have to manually update each device. what's the point of the account? - the ingredient list is a bunch of pictures of bottles that aren't exactly what you have. I want a list mode of this so I can read what's in there not try to guess what your idea of a vodka bottle looks like.
Blake Boyers
This is a neat app. It has all these cocktails that I've never heard of along with a lot of classics, and it's really fun to play with. I've pushed a few of these drinks at the bar I work at and most of them seem pretty popular, especially the Bunny Mother. Although I do wish it had a larger database. It omits a lot of lower tier cocktails, such as a Dirty Bong Water, Trashcan, and green tea shots. I can't complain too much because it does have a lot of recipes
Nicholas Shull
4/3/24 - QoL update is fantastic. Easily the #1 bar app now. Tags, editable recipes and make your own recipe added. Save and transfer your recipes and ingredients across devices. If I had one recommendation it would be some kind of "last viewed" section to see what drinks I recently pulled up in case I lose my place. But great update all around!
Erinn Kary
Great app, lovely UI, but I wish there were a way to save cocktails into lists. Right now, I'm saving cocktails by clicking "Love it", for when I want to try them later or save them for some future event. As far as I can tell, this is the only way to save a cocktail for easy reference later. I love that each recipe is curated with information about the drink, and that users can't just add their mediocre recipes to the database, ensuring high-quality recipes!
Brandon Lee
Much more variety in the ingredients available to add to your library than similar apps. The drink recipes themselves are high quality, and there are several gems pulled from obscure sources. They don't commit the egregious sin of forcing specific brands into recipes but instead leave things generic with comments about why you might choose a particular thing when needed. The icons for the drinks are great when scrolling through a long list, and the descriptions are well-written and researched.
A Google user
It's criminal that this app is only rated by a few people and the uninitiated might mistake it as being the same as every other cocktail app out there. The drinks are tested and the creators give you important context and opinion related to each drink. It's like drinking with an expert friend, and I like that. That aspect of the app is most important to me. That said, I do wish there were tags on each drink for "try this later" or "don't like." Tracking bar stock would also be useful.
