Inside Schimanski you’ll find a full bar selling beer, wine, cocktails and shots. The bar menu was typical club fare, with mixed drinks like vodka sodas or rum cocktails (all $10+), bottled or canned beers ($7–$10), and a handful of wine options by the glass. Non-alcoholic sodas and water were available but keep in mind prices are high; one tip is to bring love for club costs. As for food, Schimanski did not serve meals or snacks inside (there’s only a tiny bar-kitchen for staff). However, as noted above, late-night trucks outside often sell tacos, pizza slices or other street eats when the club empties (wanderlog.com). There’s no kitchen that you can order from while inside, so if you’re very hungry either eat beforehand or plan to exit to eat at a food truck or nearby restaurant. Remember: no outside food or drink is allowed through the door.
