The Best High quality cocktails in The Villages, Florida

Nona Blue Modern Tavern is a trendy and upscale bar and restaurant located in Orlando, Florida. Situated at 9685 Lake Nona Village Place, this establishment offers a modern and stylish setting for patrons to enjoy delicious food and drinks. With a diverse menu featuring a variety of dishes, craft cocktails, and a wide selection of beers and wines, Nona Blue is the perfect spot for a casual meal or a night out with friends. Whether you're looking for a quick bite to eat or a leisurely dining experience, Nona Blue Modern Tavern has something for everyone.

Catch Twenty Three is a family-owned restaurant located at 10103 Montague Street in Tampa, Florida, offering a variety of fresh local seafood and modern American cuisine. With a focus on high-quality, fresh ingredients, including seafood, seasonal produce, and hand-cut steaks, our Coastal Kitchen and Bar is a premier dining destination in the Westchase area. Our friendly service, great food, and creative cocktails make us a local favorite for both residents and visitors alike. We recommend making a reservation ahead of time to ensure you get a table at our cozy and welcoming restaurant. Whether you're in the mood for fresh caught local seafood or a perfectly cooked steak, our menu has something for everyone. Don't forget to try one of our excellent martinis or cocktails to complement your meal.

McGrady's Pub is a traditional Scottish-inspired restaurant located at 810 Marilee Place in The Villages, Florida. Our menu features hearty Scottish fare and popular European cuisine made with fresh, high-quality ingredients. We pride ourselves on keeping the pints full and the scotch flowing, while the tunes play and laughter fills the air. Named after Frances McGrady, our upscale neighborhood pub in Sawgrass Grove offers an authentic Scottish dining experience. Our extensive selection of beer, wine, and craft cocktails will surely wet your whistle. Don't miss out on our impressive Scotch whisky collection, known as the "water of life" in Scotland.