Infinity Lounge

Great martinis!!! Super sweet staff and great people around. enough said…

I cannot express in words how much I love this place. My first visit felt very welcomed within the first 5 minutes of being there. Ralph the bartender made my experience very fun as if I was one of the regulars that he spoke of in conversation. The atmosphere is very relaxed. I went during happy hour and the drinks were amazing and very well made, the exciting part was that the pricing was very cheap. I definitely recommend others to visit this lounge after a hard days work. I guarantee that you’re going to have an amazing experience and you will feel refreshed once you leave. I cannot thank Ralph enough for being so kind and funny. He was very attentive to others and making sure we were all taken care of. I’m very proud to have come to a lounge that I can definitely mark in my mind as my after work spot to relax and enjoy good company. Trust me once you visit you’ll get a full sense of what I’m expressing. ;)

This is a fantastic place to start your evening to get primed for a wild night. The focus is not on being a gay bar but on being a great place to sit, socialize and get caught up with friends. The service is impeccable but you do have to have a sense of humor with a couple of the bartenders… one in particular is old school, if he insults you… he likes you!
Martinis are their specialty. A perfectly chilled martini will be poured for you every time. They have martini and drink specials daily. You will certainly find something unique here! I have never seen anything except fresh ingredients go into any of my cocktails. I honestly can’t say that about any other bar on Wilton Drive.
The owner, Ken, is always socializing with his patrons. He is a super nice guy. Say hi to him if he doesn’t first and you will truly understand why Infinity has become what it is!
Cheers!!!

Fun, quaint, relaxing bar. Friendly staff & great product selection. Highly recommended.

Probably my favorite place on Wilton Drive. It’s small, but usually rather chill. Happy hour 2−4−1 every day til 9 — which is a very good thing

I’ve been going to Infinity since the first day they opened and I’m rarely disappointed.
Infinity is a small martini bar with a decent, laid back environment and good bar-​tenders. Their lemon-​drops are my favorite. The cosmos and martinis are popular too.
On some weekend nights it can get VERY busy and noisy. When this happens, the staff may have a hard time staying on top of keeping the tables cleaned. That said, most locals know this and will carry their empty glasses to the bar. I know I do. Just be patient and know they’ll serve you as quickly as they can.
Ken, the owner, is very proud of his bar and has become friends with many of his patrons. If something isn’t right, he’ll try and make it right.

The bartender is super friendly, very helpful, and makes damn good cocktails. The atmosphere is chill with a modern lounge feel. Cute for cocktails with friends or a date. Cheers!

Have been several times and have very mixed feelings. Just read through the reviews and they are pretty spot on. Drinks are hit and miss. The bartenders are less than professional. Tee shirts with sides cut out as if at a gym. Ditto on comments about the smoke breaks. Nothing more disgusting than seeing a guy smoking come inside not wash his hands then make a drink even putting hand on the ice. But I enjoy going there before heading out someone else. I want to love it here… The biggest reason I’ve stopped going is the resident cigar smoker. LOL he posted a review here bragging that his cigar smoking is not only tolerated but encouraged. It makes sitting outside completely unbearable and often sitting inside is no better because he sits right by door. There are many people that are not going to put themselves thru the stink no matter how much they love this place. I hope he spends enough to account for all the people that will keep walking when the smell hits them…

Cocktails by Ralph make it worth the trip. Ralph is entertaining and attentive! A best buy happy hour.

Infinity was a bit disappointing both times I have been there. First time was a couple weeks ago on a Saturday night. There were other patrons in the bar, but I wouldn’t say it was particularly busy.
The vibe, atmosphere and look of the bar is great-​a little quirky with cool artwork on the walls and a good playlist on the sound system. So far so good.
Well the drinks were truly awful-​the bartender on this particular Saturday was friendly, but really does not possess the capacity to craft a well balanced cocktail. I mean it was undrinkable. Even after attempting to save/​fix the drink I just had to leave it on the table and walk away smh as to why a place like this can’t make a good mixed drink.
Fast forward to this past Friday and the saga continues. I had family visiting and thought it may be worth another shot since the vibe is nice and I appreciate the quirky factor.
Well this bartender was equally ill-​equipped in the drink-​crafting realm.
We order 2 cosmos and they were simply put, undrinkable. He had a terrible attitude, would rather be outside smoking with people (real professional) and really snide and couldn’t care less that we didn’t like our drinks.
Is this not a martini lounge to some degree? A bar like this needs real deal bartenders, not chatty queens that worry more about projecting how cool they feel they are, or smokers that don’t know how to properly make a cocktail or martini.
Check it out for the atmosphere, but stick to beer or wine if you want to actually enjoy what you are drinking. Since I am not really a beer drinker it’s unlikely I will be back. Truly bummed about this one guys.

I first visited Infinity Lounge two weeks ago Saturday January 31 with friends, the bartender did not know how to mix drinks at all… but it was busy and I figured he was rushed. I didn’t catch his name but I remember he was blond.
Well, I visited again because I like the look and feel of the place. We had a different bartender, but again this guy had no idea how to mix a proper brink. We ordered two cosmos and they were undrinkable. When I asked what he made us (because i thought maybe he didn’t hear me right when I ordered) he was curt and told me a cosmo and rudely listed the ingredients. I told him they didn’t taste right, he said nothing and went to the next waiting patron.
He was more interested in smoking cigarettes out front on the sidewalk and serving wine and beer. And the smoking the bartender went from puffing away out front right back to slinging poorly made drinks-​gross.
But I thought infinity was a martini bar, I guess not…
This place needs better trained bar tenders… Typical horrible service.

I really like this lounge. It’s small but it has a cozy feel and a great vibe It’s a low-​key bar which is nice sometime when you just want to chill out and have a cocktail. I’ve found that the drinks are made well and the bartenders always seem to be friendly. They do have seating outside the front door so you can people watch.
Overall, I would say if you’re looking to chill out one night on «The Drive», give Infinity Lounge a try.

A great little spot with a very intimate feel. Granted wish the bar was slightly larger since it can fill up pretty quickly, but the staff makes up for it with their smiles!!!

Cute modern meets chic gay bar. Beautiful décor, great music, fantastic ambience, and good strong drinks! What more could you ask for?
The bartender was friendly and talkative and still managed to work the bar and take care of other guests without missing a beat.

In the immortal words of Toby Keith…“I love this bar…”
As a new patron entering into this cool and easy atmosphere, prepare to be warmly greeted not just by the owner Ken, but by the entire staff (and most of the patrons!). While Kens’ prices are some of the most reasonable around (2-for-1’s, 7 days a week), his true assets are his bartenders.
The bartenders are the friendliest in town and pour great cocktails! From Omar, who after hearing our drink order just ONCE, has never flubbed our order since; to Brandon, who is seriously capable behind the bar, always hustles calmly making sure your drink is full and table is clean; to Ralph, the patron saint of friendly-​firing sarcasm, rounds it all out by making sure that every customers’ needs both inside and out on the patio are completely taken care of. An ashtray on the patio very rarely goes very long without being emptied by a bartender as they check on you outside. Friendly, with minimal attitude; other bars on the Drive need to take note.
As a cigar smoker, Infinity Lounge’s patio is one of the very few places in Wilton Manors where I can go and feel not just tolerated, but encouraged to puff away and relax.
Conversation is easy inside the bar, making it a preferred place to take a date. However, you can still bob your head to the diverse mix of music playing reasonably at the bar.
Quite simply, Infinity Lounge is the best bar on the Drive.

As a gay couple… going out for a drink is to enjoy life! BUT NOT UNTIL you encounter Infinity Bartender Ralph… what a nasty individual, no people skills, rude, too-​slow serving, arrogant… Makes you want to keep drinking just dealing with him… The bar is nice and the prices for cocktails are nice. SORRY, that was my last visit to this place!!! Ms. OLD-​BITTER-​QUEEN needs to find herself another Castle (HUT) to run… All this business is looking forward is failure hiring people like this!!! CHEERS

Finally, a proper cocktail bar opens on The Drive! Small, intimate, yet fun! Personable bartender, but not trying to be too cute. Perfect. Now let’s do something with the stripper bar metallic fringe curtains on the wall. Simple dark sound proofing drapes maybe? Just a thought.
Overall, a solid spot. Golf clap please.

If I could give zero stars I would.
I’m vacationing from Ohio and a friend who lives here suggested we meet here for a cocktail. This was my second visit to Lauderdale and first to Infinity Lounge. The bar was nice but not quite as upscale as I expected after looking at the web site. But I’m on vacation so let’s go with it.
There was one bartender when we arrived, mid 50’s white guy. We told him we were on vacation and it was our first time at the bar. From that point forward it was a train wreck. Every interaction with him ended with him insulting me in some way. I ordered gin «who drinks gin anymore?» I asked for an extra lime «(eyes rolling) Oh you Ohio people». I ordered my second drink from the new bartender during shift change and of course asked for extra lime. The first bartender turned around and said «give him one lime and tell him to like it». And on, and on after every sentence. I would have left without paying if my friend had not been there.
Ok, I get the schtick of being insulting to people you know as a way to show congeniality but this was not the time or place. I did nothing to deserve this treatment. You don’t know me and this is my first visit to your bar and you left a terrible impression. There is no way I will come back or tell my friends to go there, ever. Hospitality industry depends on repeat business to survive, that’s rule number 1.
I was very glad (and not surprised) to see other people had the same experience.
Stay away from Infiniti.

I really like this place. Some of the bartenders are really great, but going here now gets to be a hit or miss proposition because the bartender staff is constantly changing. They all make darn good cocktails and I can’t complain about that, but I have to agree with fellow Unilocaler A. L. that there is one (from his description him, the very same one) that is an incredibly rude misguided jerk. I sat horrified and somewhat speechless about the nasty things he had to say about some of his customers after they had left. Things like «cheaper tippers» (complained that one left him only one dollar for an $ 8 drink… to my mind more than deserved), «Nellie fags,» «bitch kids» and horrid totally unnecessary crap like that. Hence, shuttering to think about what he might say about me when I’m not present, I certainly won’t be stopping back, at least not when he is working.
As for a really good hand crafted cocktail and some rather nice friendly patrons I’d still go Four Stars on the place, and though I don’t like to detract stars because of one crap employee, it only takes one bad apple in the barrel to ruin them all and this one is really bad, rotten to the core.
Since I don’t really care to listen to his rants and complaints other people and seems too much of wimp to say it to their face, I won’t be there when he’s around.
Still Four Stars for the bar and the other bartenders, but a big Two Star Meh… I’ve been to better places… when this guy is around.

I agree with Rory C. on his review.
I tried the Infinity Lounge this past Sunday. It’s billed as «Sinatra Nights» unfortunately the music is so low and the din so loud I couldn’t hear any music nor the person sitting next to me. They installed some sound baffles on the ceiling to deaden the hard surfaces, but its not enough. Add to that a few drunk queens and that place is loud!
The two bartenders Sunday were not friendly. One made my drink incorrectly. When I pointed it out he insisted I ordered it incorrectly, so much for customer service. He re-​poured another one but only after huffing and puffing with an attitude. The other bartender didn’t seem to have a clue.
They have WiFi but its locked. When I asked if customers can use WiFi one bartender said we don’t have WiFi here (I showed him my phone), and the other (who had the attitude) snapped «Its only for the registers.»
They have potential but they really need to work on #1 Customer Service and #2 the environment.
One good thing that came from the evening I did make some good new friends!