In Between Days at 2340 1st Avenue South is a sake bar with chilled sake, oysters, and vinyl played as full sides on two turntables.
- Specialty
- Sake
- Setting
- Listening bar in a small house
- Music format
- Vinyl records played by the side
Choose it for the listening-bar format
The official description places a pair of vintage Klipsch speakers and two turntables at the center of the room’s identity. It says records are played as full sides. That makes the music format part of the reason to visit, rather than incidental background to a conventional bar.
Sake is the drinks focus
The venue identifies chilled sake as central to the experience and mentions oysters served in a French style. Ask for the current sake and food selections instead of relying on a fixed bottle list. The wine-category placement in this guide groups tasting-oriented venues; sake is the specialty here.
Compare the setting before the menu
Fortu is an alternative for sake alongside a wider restaurant menu downtown. The Urban Stillhouse offers a spirits-and-dinner experience in the Warehouse Arts District. Choose the kind of evening first: a listening bar, a full restaurant meal and a bourbon tasting each serve different plans.
Questions before you go
What is the main drink at In Between Days?
Sake is the venue’s stated focus. Check the current selection directly.
What makes it a listening bar?
Its official description emphasizes vinyl records played as full sides through a dedicated speaker and turntable setup.
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Sources & updates
Published information reviewed September 29, 2026. Menu examples describe the reviewed sources; current availability and prices belong to the venue. Planning suggestions are editorial guidance, not a firsthand visit report.