FUN FACT: The space originally served as a private salon for 1920′s financial mogul John W. Campbell.
The atmosphere is very warm and charming and the entire space helps create the illusion that you are no longer in NYC but at an upstate manor.
A slight spin on the adjective hidden — this place remains cloaked by the fact that it only grants entrance to members of the club and their guests.
You can drink in this standing room only or if available the host will show you to your own secluded, curtained area to enjoy your drink amongst the other hushed speakeasy goers.
If you notice the bookshelf at the end of the hallway by the bathrooms — it swivels to reveal a whole wing of the building that is currently under construction for future private dining areas.
If you make a reservation for dinner, then, you will have no problem getting into the bar.
cool speakeasy bar. there's no sign, you go down the stairs and the entrance is at the back of the building. there's a secret room behind a bookshelf. fridays and saturdays are 25+ to enter.
This space was awesome as section of Niagara and it was truly hidden but now its separate and swankier.
Speakeasy atmosphere with a great wine selection and live music most nights, including very cool sets by the L.I.C. Jazz Alliance.
The smooth jazz music and the even smoother cocktails transport you back in time to the days of Prohibition at this petite speakeasy.
FUN FACT: Take a page out of Alice in Wonderland and follow the rabbit down the hole into this “craft beer bar.”
