Hiding in Plain Sight (HPS) manages to create that great speakeasy ambiance, only without the hidden entrance and mysterious passwords that many have. But don’t be mistaken, they still have the candle lit tables, the 1920’s themed bar tenders and well crafted cocktails that we’ve come to expect from speakeasy bars. The bar is full …
There is a lack of signage outside, but that is true speakeasy style. Once you ring the bell, someone will come and let you in if there are tables available. The bar is dimly lit and feels like taking a step back in time to the real prohibition. But fear not, alcohol is in plentiful …
Door 74 takes ‘hidden bar’ to a new level with a plain black door and no sign that there is a bar inside. You’d be forgiven for thinking it was just an empty shop. Getting in requires booking via text message and then ringing the bell outside until someone comes for you. Numbers are limited …
By day, The Butcher serves up a delicious menu of gourmet food including burgers, fish and chips and more. But, armed with the password and you’ll have access to a discreet speakeasy bar hidden inside. Getting to the bar is all part of the fun, there’s a buzzer next to a steel door that looks …
An intimate experience – no menu, the bartender will sort you out World Class Room (or Warudokurasu to use it’s Japanese name) is truly a hidden gem so we’ll try not to give too much away. World Class Room is a Japanese inspired speakeasy, hidden away above the Pigs & Punch restaurant. It’s one of …
