The Wilfred in Plano is a come-as-you-are speakeasy, not an exclusive haunt. It's next-door to Sea Breeze, a seafood restaurant.
Some of the drinks are classics, like Manhattans, mint juleps and negronis. Others are cheeky, like the Bubblz & Berriez: strawberry-infused vodka, lemon, honey and prosecco. The Dogfather is named for Oruch and is a boozy mix of Japanese whisky, amaretto and lemon.The priciest is the $23 Ooooooomami cocktail, made with vodka, truffle oil washed gin, and Lillet Blanc., The Wilfred has a few shots on the menu. The Freddy Snack, named for you-know-who, is a daiquiri made with infused rum.
“For me, this is that welcoming place,” he says. “No matter your age, race, income, this is a safe, comfortable place for all.”going to need to know how to get in. There’s no obvious front door. So, how? Oruch says customers can get the number on
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