Located behind a nondescript door marked “coatroom,” below the stunning restored church digs of the Preacher’s Son restaurant is Undercroft. It didn’t, but no matter - guests can now enjoy well-crafted classic cocktails and feel like they are back in the roaring 20s. AJ Chandler hoped the accessory would take off.
The bar gets its name from the basement’s former life as an ostrich feather storage facility after World War I, as Dr. Once a watering hole for elite (and sometimes nefarious) travelers, The Ostrich is housed in the basement tunnels leading to the old railroad station and the Crowne Plaza San Marcos golf course clubhouse. This underground speakeasy below Crust Simply Italian in historic downtown Chandler is drenched in history. In addition, guests can visit the rooftop bar in Williwaw or grab a burger at Alaska Burger Co.ĭarius Bekis, Pictured: Scottsdale Sunrise The Anchorage joint serves up classic favorites and an impressive cocktail list of its own. If there’s room for you, you’ll be given a password and can knock on the speakeasy door upstairs for entry. Simply pick up the phone, and a bartender will answer, asking how many you have in your party. If the blue light is on, THE Speakeasy is open for business. Walk into the multi-level Williwaw Social building and spot the phone booth next to the elevator. The bar gets its name from the curious Zelda Fitzgerald quote, “I hope you die in the marble ring.” No need for a password! Simply pick up the phone inside the phone box and a hostess will either seat you or put you on the list. Tucked away behind a “Doctor Who”-esque blue Police Phone Call Box in Birmingham is The Marble Ring - an intimate and glamorous speakeasy. Read on to discover these truly hidden gems - and, more importantly, how to get in. We scoured every state to pinpoint the best of the best secret bars and speakeasies in America. Speakeasies and secret bars are growing in popularity, and cities across the country are getting in on the action.
An unmarked door in an alley leads to the most incredible cocktail spot you’ve ever been to. A broom closet leads to a long hallway which leads to a cozy hideaway with craft brews on tap. A fake video store requires patrons to answer movie trivia questions to enter a Tarantino-themed speakeasy behind the wall. Secret Tip : a walk-in refrigerator in the back of Little Italy’s Craft & Commerce Restaurant may hold a clue.A liquor store freezer opens to reveal a secret stairway to an underground bar.
A grotto, wood carvings, and a waterfall are just a few of the other creative and immersive details here. This hush-hush hideaway is home to more than 200 varieties of rum, as well as a flaming volcano that can “erupt” at any minute (although rumor has it that ordering a Alkala the Fierce cocktail can spur the lava gods into action). Get down with a little sneaky Tiki at False Idol. So if you’re looking for a little incognito imbibery, then take a look at our undercover overview of the Speakeasy San Diego scene. Nearly a century after the repeal of the Great Depression-era prohibition culture that gave rise to these surreptitious saloons, the appeal of the mysterious keeps them alive. For that reason, the idea of the speakeasy - a.k.a., a hidden bar - has persisted to the present day. There’s just something that feels just a little mischievous about having a little secret on an evening out. Hidden Watering Holes and Speakeasies of San Diego
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