Shanghai gets the HK export currently sitting at #1 on World’s 50 Best Bars, which explains the queue coiling around Sinan Mansions. There’s a ticketing system at the door -- concert logistics for cocktails. Ground floor is the “spritz and highball” bar: Negronis, Spritzes, highballs, the kind of stuff Italians drink while pretending they’re not late. Apparently, upstairs is where they put the heavier hitters, like the Olive Oil Sour (brandy, bourbon, sherry, olive oil, honey, lemon, nutmeg), Masa Margarita, and Filthy Martini with smoked olives and smoked olive oil brine. Food menu includes mortadella focaccia, arancini, meatballs, fried chicken cutlets, tiramisu (68-138rmb). Prices land where you’d expect for a bar with an international trophy case, with most cocktails at 118-128rmb, beers and wines 80-90rmb.