My experience here was great! I think the menu is pretty good and they've got a fair amount of…read moregluten free and veg options. I'm gluten free but was still able to order quite a bit from them which is always nice! The ambiance was certainly initially the best part. It is small small small but so are most places in Milford. I like it. Keeps it from being overrun. The decor is very on theme. And I love how dark and moody it is. I'll definitely be back sometime.

My wife and I went here for date night, the ambiance was amazing! The drinks, food and service were…read moreincredible. I would definitely come back here again. We loved the relaxed vibe with jazz playing in the background. FYI, this is an intimate place with four hightop tables, two booths and two lounge benches.

Chris the bartender was friendly and fun! Great little tavern with good drinks. They don't serve…read morefood but you can bring your own, enjoy popcorn from the popcorn machine or purchase something off the snack rack (chips, pretzels etc.) No matter what you do, take some time to try this joint! Good drinks and fun atmosphere!

Great local bar! Friendly staff, fun atmosphere. 21+ only,…read moreno kitchen, but there is a snack rack and a popcorn machine. Great for happy hour, after dinner, or late night

Hands down my favorite place for dinner or just drinks in Rehoboth! The place is adults only so…read morethe setting remains an intimate setting whether you're with someone special or a few friends. We had the Bree for starters, which was amazing. The classic old fashioned was spot on. For entrée we had a crab cake and the beef Wellington both were top notch. I always make this a stop at least once during each trip to the beach.

Yep, here again. Super fun and tasty. Great service. Elevated cocktails. Amazing vibes. Just go!!!…read moreYou will be a return customer! PS - get the popcorn! Sounds crazy but is fab!!!

You won't be surrounded by flappers or busted by Elliot Ness on a prohibition witch-hunt but you…read morewill melt into the Speakeasy charm of The Brown Room at Cape May's surviving antiquity, The Congress Inn. The place is usually loud and packed so if you're looking for a summer idyll by the shore this may not be your speed. However, it does have the charm of being around before your great-great grandparents were born. Definitely worth a visit. Five Speakeasy stars

The look of disgust and the eye roll from the waitress when we ordered one drink instead of two…read morebecause I was driving... really? Not that it should matter, but it was a Tuesday night with plenty of empty tables. . We've been longtime customers of Congress Hall and The Virginia, and experiences like this are disappointing. Do better Curtis.....

Great service and the food was delicious! Huge portions too! Inside it's very colorful and the…read moremusic makes it feel very authentic!

First impression: this restaurant smells like sewage. The…read moreservice was good, especially since there was almost ten of us. The lengua tacos were good, however, most of us were not crazy for the cuisine. I did like that the drinks were served in small pitchers and the prices are fantastic. I would say the service was the best part of this experience. Wasn't my favorite.

Food: great better then what I expected not sure what I was hope for…read more Service: such great service they do have one person doing everything but they now there stuff give a break Ambience: it's a speak easy place If you are looking for something different come here

Great speakeasy ambiance, drinks were on point and tapas was good ( though we only had two; bacon…read morewrapped scallops - yum, and French onion soup, also yum. All staff were very personable and welcoming. Will definitely return when we're in town again.

I went into this establishment on a Thursday evening. Busy, but not too busy. I was seated in the…read morebar area and had Chanel as my server. She was wonderful, attentive, and friendly. I had the Happy Hour Steakhouse Nachos - absolutely delicious. I also had the Southwest Cobb Salad, which was delicious too. I am so happy I found this restaurant. I will be back and I suggest that you go as well.

Stylish gastropub in the main strip in Newark with plenty of both indoor and outdoor seating + a…read moresolid menu of options I came here for lunch with my fiance and I got a salad and she got tacos. She said that her tacos were a little dry (and I tried her chips which were very flavorless), but my salad was fantastic. I ordered it with a serving of shrimp, and the shrimp was very salty. I love salt, so I didn't mind, but I could see other patrons really disliking that.

What a fantastic evening at The Local Bootlegging Company Speakeasy in Rehoboth Beach! The food was…read moreoutstanding, the drinks were incredible, and the service was second to none. A special thank you to Peter "Pan" for making our night so memorable. Not only were the cocktails delicious, but watching him craft those amazing bourbon creations was an experience in itself. We will definitely be taking an Uber next time so we can fully indulge in even more of those exceptional bourbon cocktails! Thank you for a wonderful evening. We can't wait to come back!

**in response to the owners comment, we never met you. We didn't send food back nor did we request…read morenew food, and you, nor anyone else EVER brought me any additional drink on the house. I only had the one I paid for. There's no need to lie, bad days happen. This is not a speakeasy, this is a restaurant cosplaying as a speakeasy. That may be a bit harsh, it's a speakeasy in training. Sure, it's got all of the speakeasy decor, blackout curtains over the windows and doors, and a big selection of pedestrian liquor but it's not quite there. We went in on an early evening on Wed and there were maybe 5 other patrons in there. Our waitress was nice and brought us water to the high top. She brought us two food menus, and a specials menu. I asked for a bourbon list and she brought it; no prices on the list. Annoying. On the specials menu there was a small section of manager recommended drinks and one was a Willet. The way it was written was confusing because it said it was both a 4 year and 14 year for $52, so I asked for clarification on the age statement. She took the menu to the barkeep, who confirmed it was a 14 year so I said yes I'll have that. A drink was brought to me, but I could tell from the taste that it was not what I ordered. I asked the waitress for the bottle, she asked the guy behind the bar for the bottle and he pulled down a willet pot still bottle (pot still is the entry level Willet and at best a 5 dollar pour, no where near what I asked for). I told her that I was given the wrong drink, then she approached the bar and between her, and the male and female bartenders they had a weird back and forth conversation. Then, finally they pulled down the bottle that I asked for, that was advertised, and gave me a pour of it. I asked to see the bottle and the waitress brought it over but held it instead of putting it on the table (it was a 13 year Willet, Paper Trail). As we were about to order we were told that they reset the menu the very day before, with the focus of putting more love and care into the food. Feeling good about that, we ordered the French quarter catfish and the bourbon braised short ribs. The corn that came with the short ribs tasted straight out of a store bought steamable pouch, and the "ribs" weren't ribs at all, just sliced meat. The only redeemable thing about the catfish dish was the aioli; the rice had no flavor, the corn was cold and hard, and the catfish was mostly breading. We both took a few bites and resigned. I have been to many speakeasies around the US, and there are common themes: a much better selection of liquor; 95% of the bourbon were low tier bottles you can find in any liquor store for around $50. Also, when customers ask for the bottle, it isn't because we plan to steal it or drink from it, its because we're genuinely interested in the information on the labels. The quickest way to get people to stop spending money is to make them feel as if they can't be trusted touching a bottle. Perhaps it was an off day for the staff and this wasn't a typical experience, but I won't go back.

No food service but heavily encouraged to bring your own. Service is awesome, Storm is a great bar…read moretender. There's plenty of pool tables and tvs to watch. They gave a touch tunes for music. Highly recommend if you enjoy dive bars.

If you want a beer and a nasty crush and bad service. This is the place for you! #no Kino because…read moreI'm busy! lol

Such a cute and unassuming spot in Remington. After dinner at Clavel, we walked down the street to…read moreWC Harlan for another cocktail. The lighting is pretty dark, but that's the vibe of the place! We had an Old Fashioned, which was great. The service was ok, we went to the bar to get our drinks and brought them back to the table. Overall, good experience and would return!

My first time checking out WC Harlan. It's so dark inside with very minimal lighting provided by…read moredim lamps. We were greeted and told we can order at the bar when we're ready after finding seats. We found a couple seats in the back and I got the Tourmaline Fizz and my friend chose the High Himalaya. I really enjoyed my drink. A very cool speakeasy cocktail bar.