If you’re coming to Sacred Hour for a spa treatment, a stop at Tribu is a must have. And on a day without a spa appointment, I love popping in here to get some work done or meet the girls for an early half hour. Everything here is fantastic and truly my oasis in
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Mama T.
The perfect spot to sit & relax while waiting for your nail polish to cure before a massage. The zucchini was fried perfectly and the aioli was nicely balanced. The peppermint mocha was not overpowered by artificial flavoring, which made it much more enjoyable.
Terri D.
Ahhh I'm so sad to have to leave a 1 star review but I'm pretty transparent so I have to be truthful- I saw this cute little "lounge" when I had my massage a few weeks ago. I was excited to stop in for a cocktail. We love finding quaint new places with an interesting appeal and from afar this certainly met those details. However, we stopped in this past Saturday, for my daughter's birthday celebration. I was super pumped to come back - ( see sentences above! )Anyway, 4 of us walked in ( there would be a total of 6 ) and while yes it's small, not too small for a small party of 6. There was a couple at the bar and a girl who was drinking a mimosa in a robe so I think it's safe to assume she was getting a treatment from the spa. We had been inside about 10-15 minutes with no bar tender or staff to be seen. I saw the couple received their drinks but while we were taking pics, I never saw a staff member- so I asked them if there was anyone taking orders. He said yes, they were in other room. Still nobody coming out. Our other two members of our party arrived and we looked at menus and still no one. Finally, a girl comes out. Walks over, does not even say hello, and says: do you want drinks?!?! We put our orders in and 1 minute later she comes out and says, um this table is reserved ( or something close to that ) in 20 minutes and actually we will probably need both tables soooo.........so I guess that was our que to say never mind. I guess had they come out and taken our order when we first arrived it would have been fine, but we weren't looking to do shots with our full size drinks. No apologies or anything just like ok bye when we said we would go somewhere else. So here's my input: 1. Sacred Hour- do not advertise this space to the outside community if you can only accommodate your clients that are receiving services. 2. Train your staff. A hello, A greeting, something, anything. Not - "do you want drinks?!" That in itself was so distasteful. Not to mention the prices of drinks are not cheap. This is an upscale place ( or appears to be ) 3. Bottom line- we will not return. Quite honestly, I'm not sure if I would return back to this location for my spa services either. I think that people have forgotten how to be courteous and polite. People do not realize ( or maybe they do and just don't care ) that the reason they stay in business is because of their customers. Treating your customers with kindness is epic. You know the old saying - you get more bees with honey?!? Well, Tribu- maybe you should rethink this and add it to your training instead of coffee or tea!
Janet Wong
Very small place and a bit overpriced for what you can get considering the items can be easily made at home. Its next to a spa so maybe nice if you were to check that out
Roman Nardone
Don't go unless you're getting it free in addition to a massage
Jan W.
This place is pretty small. It's mainly a bar area with one table with some outdoor seating. I was going to order the crepe but it's no longer in the menu. The QR code did not work but was able to access the menu from a friends phone. The melon prosciutto was good but not sure If worth the price. The drink was good but wasn't too overly impressed - might have just ordered the wrong one as my friend liked hers.
Teegan W.
What a dreamy little locale to have a quiet glass of wine after a massage, meet a friend for a chic happy hour or a romantic date spot! I've done all of the above. Tabitha (owner of Sacred Hour) has her aesthetic stamp all over Tribu Lounge... from the high end light fixtures to the luxurious wallpaper and carefully curated menu -- it feels like you're stepping into a page of Architectural Digest meets Food & Wine Mag. While it is a small space, they offer indoor and outdoor seating (weather permitting) and delightful food and beverage offerings. I highly recommend the white bean spread, Añejo Old Fashioned (Casamigos & luxardo) and Juniper (a refreshing cucumber gin creation that reminded me of a Bloody Mary).
Samantha O.
This place is adorable! I love the decor and the bartender is so sweet. We don't live very far from here and I'm mad we didn't check it out sooner! The cocktails are great! If you are wanting appetizers you have to get the burrata, I'm still thinking about it! This place is very low key so it's perfect for a romantic evening or for a quiet conversation. Can't wait to go back.
Tanja Stich von Stolzenhoffen
A little hidden gem … totally cool
Lenzy Reid
The massage after the pedicure on my Calves. Always so relaxing
If you’re coming to Sacred Hour for a spa treatment, a stop at Tribu is a must have. And on a day without a spa appointment, I love popping in here to get some work done or meet the girls for an early half hour. Everything here is fantastic and truly my oasis in
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
The perfect spot to sit & relax while waiting for your nail polish to cure before a massage. The zucchini was fried perfectly and the aioli was nicely balanced. The peppermint mocha was not overpowered by artificial flavoring, which made it much more enjoyable.
Ahhh I'm so sad to have to leave a 1 star review but I'm pretty transparent so I have to be truthful- I saw this cute little "lounge" when I had my massage a few weeks ago. I was excited to stop in for a cocktail. We love finding quaint new places with an interesting appeal and from afar this certainly met those details. However, we stopped in this past Saturday, for my daughter's birthday celebration. I was super pumped to come back - ( see sentences above! )Anyway, 4 of us walked in ( there would be a total of 6 ) and while yes it's small, not too small for a small party of 6. There was a couple at the bar and a girl who was drinking a mimosa in a robe so I think it's safe to assume she was getting a treatment from the spa. We had been inside about 10-15 minutes with no bar tender or staff to be seen. I saw the couple received their drinks but while we were taking pics, I never saw a staff member- so I asked them if there was anyone taking orders. He said yes, they were in other room. Still nobody coming out. Our other two members of our party arrived and we looked at menus and still no one. Finally, a girl comes out. Walks over, does not even say hello, and says: do you want drinks?!?! We put our orders in and 1 minute later she comes out and says, um this table is reserved ( or something close to that ) in 20 minutes and actually we will probably need both tables soooo.........so I guess that was our que to say never mind. I guess had they come out and taken our order when we first arrived it would have been fine, but we weren't looking to do shots with our full size drinks. No apologies or anything just like ok bye when we said we would go somewhere else. So here's my input: 1. Sacred Hour- do not advertise this space to the outside community if you can only accommodate your clients that are receiving services. 2. Train your staff. A hello, A greeting, something, anything. Not - "do you want drinks?!" That in itself was so distasteful. Not to mention the prices of drinks are not cheap. This is an upscale place ( or appears to be ) 3. Bottom line- we will not return. Quite honestly, I'm not sure if I would return back to this location for my spa services either. I think that people have forgotten how to be courteous and polite. People do not realize ( or maybe they do and just don't care ) that the reason they stay in business is because of their customers. Treating your customers with kindness is epic. You know the old saying - you get more bees with honey?!? Well, Tribu- maybe you should rethink this and add it to your training instead of coffee or tea!
Very small place and a bit overpriced for what you can get considering the items can be easily made at home. Its next to a spa so maybe nice if you were to check that out
Don't go unless you're getting it free in addition to a massage
This place is pretty small. It's mainly a bar area with one table with some outdoor seating. I was going to order the crepe but it's no longer in the menu. The QR code did not work but was able to access the menu from a friends phone. The melon prosciutto was good but not sure If worth the price. The drink was good but wasn't too overly impressed - might have just ordered the wrong one as my friend liked hers.
What a dreamy little locale to have a quiet glass of wine after a massage, meet a friend for a chic happy hour or a romantic date spot! I've done all of the above. Tabitha (owner of Sacred Hour) has her aesthetic stamp all over Tribu Lounge... from the high end light fixtures to the luxurious wallpaper and carefully curated menu -- it feels like you're stepping into a page of Architectural Digest meets Food & Wine Mag. While it is a small space, they offer indoor and outdoor seating (weather permitting) and delightful food and beverage offerings. I highly recommend the white bean spread, Añejo Old Fashioned (Casamigos & luxardo) and Juniper (a refreshing cucumber gin creation that reminded me of a Bloody Mary).
This place is adorable! I love the decor and the bartender is so sweet. We don't live very far from here and I'm mad we didn't check it out sooner! The cocktails are great! If you are wanting appetizers you have to get the burrata, I'm still thinking about it! This place is very low key so it's perfect for a romantic evening or for a quiet conversation. Can't wait to go back.
A little hidden gem … totally cool
The massage after the pedicure on my Calves. Always so relaxing
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