Trash Panda Drinking Club will be open Wednesday through Monday from 4 p.m. The group has not yet revealed details on those projects. Night Moves has at least two other projects in the works, which are set to open before the end of the year. There are also a selection of old-school cocktails, with variations on the Pimm’s Cup, the grasshopper, and the Midori sour. The bar’s signature cocktail is a baby-pink bubblegum martini, made with gin, “bubblegum broth,” hibiscus, lime and green chartreuse. Dishes including jalapeno bacon pimento cheese, French onion dip with chicken liver pate, elote, and fried chicken. Eat trash, be free,” typifies its tongue-in-cheek ethos.ĭiners can expect an array of elevated bar snacks reminiscent of Bento’s previous restaurant, Southern Goods.
The covered patio, which is roughly the same size as the revamped interior, is overlooked by a large mural depicting the bar’s mascot, a booze-loving raccoon named General Rigby. Trash Panda takes over the space formerly occupied by Edison & Patton. Whereas Space Cowboy serves fruity drinks and Asian eats inspired by Bento’s Hawaiian upbringing, Trash Panda will serve Southern eats and cocktails with a firmly irreverent vibe. Night Moves opened its first bar in April, tropical-inspired spot Space Cowboy, inside the newly-renovated Heights House Hotel at 100 West Cavalcade Street. Trash Panda is the second project from newly formed hospitality group Night Moves, founded by longtime chef Lyle Bento and Greg Perez, formerly a partner at Monkey’s Tail, also in Lindale Park. The added weight helps increase casting distance and the stout hooks are sure to help you hook fish, even from long distances. This hollow body frog crushes active fish hiding out in heavy slop and cover. Trash Panda Drinking Club, Lindale Park’s newest cheekily-named drinking destination, will open July 30 on 4203 Edison Street. The 13 Fishing Poppin’ Trash Panda is a poppin’ topwater frog that will spit and spat across the surface of the lake.
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