Suggestions for Speakeasy near Chelsea, New York

Zach C. • July 15, 2018Great vibes. A little pricey but it comes with the territory. Phenomenal date spot.

Carol • May 22, 2022Love this intimate speakeasy, where music is always boppin. Make a rsvp beforehand. Otherwise, entrance is on street level- ring doorbell. Exit is in subway stair entrance.

Matthew V. • November 18, 2022Great vibes, live music is amazing. Cocktails are a little strong though.

Cristina F. • October 4, 2014Cocktails and tapas delish, hidden and tucked away backbar has great vibe

jeffrey a. • July 15, 2016Any place that advertises themselves as a 'Speakeasy' should be shut down automatically, but the service is good and the dry-aged steaks are tasty so I keep coming back.

Elizabeth B. • January 5, 2018Great vibe and service, speakeasy behind a restaurant, loves the passion fruit martini and the spice cocktails!

Aaron F. • April 23, 2016Excellent cocktails and warm and friendly service in spite of the huge Saturday mid-day crowd. Nice speakeasy vibe without the pretension

Lenny G. • January 8, 2017Absolutely the best coffee in NYC—never had a better Latté. Skip Starbucks and give this place a look. Don't forget to check out the back room which doubles as a speakeasy.

Carol • 1 week agoCool aesthetic, horrendous mixology. The $18-20+ drinks came in cool cups, but tasted awful. The ingredients don’t blend and we ended up paying and leaving. Don’t order cocktails. Take pics & leave

Anna H. • June 26, 2013Hands down, one of the coolest experiences I've had in New York. Shakespeare meets "Eyes Wide Shut" meets a 1920s speakeasy. Don't let the actors talk you into absinthe shots, whatever you do.

George A. • September 9, 2023From ambience to tasty drinks, this place is a literal hidden gem. Love the owners and the speakeasy tour that they give when asked. Designed right and a treasure in Farmingdale.

J B. • September 9, 2012They don't require shirts or shoes for service!

Leslie N. • November 11, 2010There are bed bugs in the speakeasy.

Josh N. • October 26, 2013Meyer Lansky's old joint, used occasionally as the site of an immersive mystery theatre experience!