Club Alabam’
216 West 44th Street Located at 216 West 44th Street, Club Alabam' was a vibrant epicenter of 1920s New York nightlife, capturing the exuberance and decadence of the Jazz Age.…
Bill’s Speakeasy
7 East 54th, Between Park and Madison Tucked away at 7 East 54th Street, between Park and Madison, Bill's was a hidden gem of New York's Prohibition era, transformed from…
Beaux Arts Restaurant
80 West 40th Street Nestled on the eighth floor, The Beaux Arts Restaurant was an oasis of glamour and defiance during the tumultuous years of Prohibition in New York. With…
Riley’s Arrowhead Inn
Riverdale Avenue and West 236th Street Riley's Arrowhead Inn, nestled at the bustling intersection of Riverdale Avenue and West 236th Street, was a renowned speakeasy during the era of Prohibition.…
The Back of Ratner’s
12 Norfolk Street at Delancey Street Located at 12 Norfolk Street at Delancey Street, "The Back of Ratner's," now known as "The Back Room," stands as a living testament to…
The Park Avenue Club
Address: 128 E. 58th Street Step into the Park Avenue Club at 128 E. 58th Street, a glittering jewel in the heart of Manhattan's nightlife. Owned by the infamous Owney…
Bal Tabarin
Address? During the early years of prohibition in New York City, amid a vibrant and lively speakeasy scene, The Bal Tabarin stood out as one of the city's premier destinations…
Chumley’s
86 Bedford Street Located at 86 Bedford Street in New York City, Chumley's is a historic speakeasy with a rich literary legacy. Since its establishment in 1922, this clandestine watering…
The Cotton Club
Northwest Corner of 142nd Street and Lenox Avenue The Cotton Club, a legendary New York City speakeasy, remains an icon of the Roaring Twenties. Established in 1923 in Harlem, this…
The El Fey Club
123 West 45th Street Step into the Jazz Age, and you'll find yourself in the smoky, champagne-splashed shadows of New York City’s Prohibition nightlife—where flappers danced, jazz sizzled, and one…
