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Speakeasy Visit

Speakeasy Visit

Min number of participants 2
Age 18+ yrs.
Safety support Not required
Min duration 1.5 h
Cost Medium
Environment Indoor

Seeking out a hidden cocktail bar or prohibition-style speakeasy and enjoying expertly crafted cocktails in a secretive, atmospheric setting that rewards curiosity and rewards the adventurous couple.

The Essentials

Tips

  • Search online for the venue's real name and address before you go, since many speakeasies deliberately hide behind an unmarked door, a fake shopfront, or a secret entrance like a phone booth or bookshelf.
  • Book a table in advance for weekend nights, as the best speakeasies are intentionally small and fill up fast.
  • Dress smart casual or better, since many venues enforce an unspoken dress code that fits the vintage, prohibition-era atmosphere.
  • Ask the bartender for a recommendation instead of ordering a familiar drink, since the whole point of a speakeasy is expertly crafted, often unique cocktails.
  • Keep your voice low and your phone away, since part of the charm is the hushed, intimate mood of the room.
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