Located in the heart of Des Moines, Django has a humble entrance - but for those who visit, it's like a trip to another world. A dining room filled with European accents, a menu full of French fine dining specialties with a modern twist, and a romantic atmosphere perfect for couples - but all of those may play second fiddle to Django's stunning bar. Offering the finest cocktails in Des Moines, courtesy of talented mixologists, the bar at Django is an adventure in its own right. You'll find well-executed standards, innovative new flavor combinations, and even some humble offerings that still manage to surprise you. There is no other date night in Des Moines like it, and this Iowa cocktail bar keeps changing things up to keep people coming back.

The entry to Django looks like just about any other restaurant, but it's the only one of its kind in Des Moines.

The sprawling dining room is covered with French art and other touches that make you feel like you're having dinner in Paris.

The small plates and appetizers are a great way to begin your meal, especially if you're with a group.

The entrees take classics of French cuisine, like cassoulet and duck confit, and give them modern twists with elegant plated preparations and innovative spice combos.

You'll definitely want to take a look at the desserts - but many people are more excited about the other half of the Django menu.

The massive Django bar is the center of the restaurant, staffed by skilled mixologists looking to make your after-dinner drink dreams come true.

If you want an old-fashioned classic, the bartenders will make it with only the best ingredients.

The massive cocktail menu is constantly being updated with seasonal flavors and high-end spirits, so you never know what they'll be mixing up next.

Just want a beer? The restaurant has a large craft selection on tap - and that tap looks pretty cool too.

Have you been to Django in Des Moines? Let us know what you ordered at this innovative Iowa cocktail bar in the comments section. If you want to pay a visit yourself, make sure to drop by Django's website and the restaurant's Facebook page to see what's on the menu right now. For another Des Moines dining experience you can't miss, check out Malo - it's a restaurant built in an old firehouse.