Feel a bit Wicked with a theater-themed cocktail at Bistro Lancaster

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Photo: Susan Farb Morris

Celebrate the return of Broadway blockbuster, Wicked to the Hobby Center with a theater-themed cocktail at Bistro Lancaster anytime through Sunday, August 14, 2016.

Located inside of the Lancaster Hotel in the heart of Downtown, Bistro Lancaster will be serving up a brew that’s guaranteed to get you in the mood for a show.

Drop in for dinner or happy hour any time throughout the run of the Oz-oriented Broadway Across America production to try the Wicked Witch’s Brew cocktail. It just might change you – for good.

Gloriously green like the misunderstood Ephalba, and decked with bright blue sugar crystals that would make Glinda proud, it’s a fun blend of Midori, house-made simple syrup, and Mandarin orange vodka.

The result is a sweet, refreshing treat that’s sure to cast a spell on you.

Wicked Witch’s Brew Cocktail at Bistro Lancaster

  • Date: Through Sunday, August 14, 2016
  • Time: Monday to Thursday 6:30pm to 10pm; Friday to Saturday 6:30pm to 11pm; Sunday 6:30pm to 9pm
  • Location: Bistro Lancaster, 701 Texas Ave, Houston, TX 77002
  • Parking: Valet with the hotel or opt for ample street parking in the surrounding area 
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Photo: Susan Farb Morris
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Holly Beretto
Holly Beretto writes about food and wine, the arts and interesting people for a variety of local and regional publications. In addition to 365 Things to Do in Houston, her work has appeared in the Arizona State University Alumni Magazine, Arts + Culture Texas, Bayou City Magazine, Downtown, Galveston Monthly and Houston Woman. She is also a regular contributor to Eater.com's Houston site. She earned her B.A. in mass communication with a minor in professional writing from Franklin Pierce College (now Franklin Pierce University) and her M.A. in communication studies with an emphasis in journalism from St. Louis University. She has worked in television news production, public relations and marketing in Rhode Island, Maine, New York and Texas. A native Rhode Islander, she has lived in Texas since 1997. She is the author of Christ as the Cornerstone: Fifty Years of Worship at St. Michael the Archangel Catholic Church, published by Bright Sky Press.