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Waterfront Restaurants Debut Bay Lights/Journey-Inspired Cocktails, Because Obviously

Waterfront Restaurants Debut Bay Lights/Journey-Inspired Cocktails, Because Obviously

Apparently jealous of all the hype the Bay Bridge has been receiving now that it is all dolled up in lights, waterfront restaurants EPIC Roasthouse and Waterbar sent us a press release letting everyone know they've got a wonderful view of the world's largest LED light sculpture (and also some drink specials).

Over at EPIC Roasthouse the industrial revolution-chic steak joint is offering an uncharacteristically feminine "Bay Lights" cocktail containing Skyy Vodka, Fertimens Rose lemonade and soda water for a reasonable $9.

Next door at Waterbar, the seafood-focused sister restaurant apparently took their inspiration from noted Bay Area karaoke rockers Journey and dubbed their top-shelf margarita-thing: "When the Lights Go Down in the City." It contains Cozodores Reposado, Cointreau and meyer lemon juice. It also comes laced with a salt and sugar rim. It costs $14, but endless arm-in-arm drunken singalongs are available at no extra charge.

For those who prefer to drink on the sly, you can always put together your own Cutty Bang and take a stroll out to the tip of Pier 14.

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