Set in the heart of the historic 1925 estate, the Mansion Bar serves handcrafted cocktails, an enviable wine list, and delicious seasonal fare.

HOURS

• 3 pm to 10 pm (Sunday)
• 3 pm to 11 pm (Monday-Wednesday)
• 12 pm to 11 pm (Thursday)
• 12 pm to 1 am (Friday-Saturday)

Valet Parking

• 12 USD per vehicle 

Legends Beyond The Pitch 

At The Mansion Bar guests can enjoy historic soccer themed cocktials alongside artwork inspired by legendary momements in match history. 

Cocktials Include:

The Rise of the King - When Pelé captured his first global soccer title in 1958 at just 17 years old, the world discovered Brazil’s elegant yet fearless style of play; vibrant, expressive, and impossibly captivating.

Leblon Cachaça, Amaras Mezcal, Passionfruit, Almond Reduction, Lemon, Ruby Port Wine Float This cocktail is an homage to that defining moment: the refined character of cachaça layered with tropical passion fruit, the brightness of fresh lemon, and the delicate softness of orgeat. Much like Pelé’s first triumph on the world stage, it is youthful, graceful, and unforgettable.

The Hand of God - In 1986 in Mexico City, Diego Maradona produced one of soccer’s most controversial and iconic moments;  the “Hand of God,” where he used his hand to score a goal against England in a crucial quarter-final match. The referee did not detect the foul, and the goal stood, instantly igniting debate that persists today. It remains inseparable from his reputation for both genius and controversy.

Yerba Mate-infused Beefeater Gin, Campari, Cocchi Torino Sweet Vermouth - This cocktail reinterprets a Negroni through a more elevated, contemplative lens: Yerba mate-infused gin lending an unmistakable Argentinian depth, balanced by a refined bitterness and structured elegance. It is composed, layered, and quietly provocative; echoing a moment that was as artistic as it was unsettling, and as unforgettable as the man himself.

The Hat Trick - When Geoff Hurst delivered the only hat trick ever scored in a global soccer final in 1966, he secured his place in sporting history with a performance defined by precision, composure, and celebration. A hat trick refers to a single player scoring three goals in one match;  an achievement made even more extraordinary on the sport’s biggest stage, where every moment carries immense pressure and consequence.

Beefeater Gin, Giffard Abricot Liquor, White Port Wine, Crémant  - This cocktail pays tribute to that remarkable occasion through the crisp elegance of London Dry gin, the delicate brightness of apricot liqueur, the refined softness of white port, and the sparkling finish of crémant. Sophisticated yet vibrant, it captures the spirit of a legendary performance remembered across generations.

The Last Strike  - In the closing moments of the 2006 global soccer final, Zinedine Zidane produced one of the sport’s most unforgettable and controversial moments. After a heated exchange with an opposing player, he headbutted Marco Materazzi in the chest, resulting in a red card and his dismissal from the match;  a dramatic end to the final game of his professional career. The incident stands in stark contrast to his otherwise celebrated legacy of elegance, control, and technical brilliance.

Pierre Ferrand Cognac, Zacapa 23 Rum, Pedro Ximenez Sherry, Angostura Bitters - This spirit-forward cocktail reflects that same intensity and elegance: refined cognac layered with the depth of aged rum, the quiet complexity of sherry, and the lingering bitterness of Angostura. Bold, sophisticated, and undeniably memorable, it pays homage to Zidane’s final appearance on soccer’s grandest stage.