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Cindy L.

Immerse yourself in a night full of magic and mischief. Just sit back relax and enjoy your cocktails while a variety of magicians come to entertain you with close-up magic. Prepare to be wowed by this unforgettable speakeasy experience.

Herman T.

Wow. Wow. Wow. A real fun time for my buddy's birthday. They really know how to put on a show. From the bar in the waiting room, the bartenders KNOW how to make a drink. I would call them mixologists than bartenders. Cocktails are totally amazing! I don't want to give too much away but this is such a great night out with friends. You are guaranteed to have a great time. I made a mistake and starting taking videos which I promise to never do again. My bad...but if it gets you to book a visit, then they may forgive me. Lol

5 magicians visited our table. Amazing tricks!!
Karen N.

My employer decided to have an outing at this amazing establishment. You start off at the bar and end up at a speakeasy. The host, hostess, piano player, and magicians were amazing!! I hope we have a retake of this office outing. If you have some extra cash for some fun entertainment, go check it out. We all had an amazing experience!

Johanna B.

Things don't always appear as they seem. Or do they? This Speakeasy MagicK show in the Flatiron area of NYC delivered on so many levels. Ever since I was a kid, I was always intrigued with magic and the art of illusion. My mom bought a magic set for me and I tried my best to recreate magic. At this show, your eyes won't believe the result of card and other tricks. My friend and I went last night and we're still thinking how did they do that. I really don't want to give too much away, but after waiting at the bar for a while, groups were called to be seated next door at one of perhaps 15 or so tables. Each table included 10 guests and the magicians rotated to each table throughout the evening which lasted about 2 hours. We didn't meet all the magicians (a hint to return) but a fun time was had by all. We gasped and raised eyebrows at "tricks" that simply couldn't be explained. The vibe was chill, sexy, speakeasy sultry and fun. Tiny bags of popcorn were arranged on each tables and servers came around to take drink orders. Note, there was no food on the menu so make sure to eat in advance. Speakeasy Magick was a well executed event I'd highly recommend. If you like the art of magic, guessing and being amazed, then Speakeasy Magick will satisfy your craving for an excellent time.

Marina S.

Absolutely incredible! The setting is very intimate and the magicians are fantastic. They come to your table one at a time and they also have magicians on stage. They also have an excellent piano player. I would go back again because you don't get to see all of the magicians in one sitting.

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Corina G.

So so so good! This review is purposefully light on details because I don't want to give too much away-- you just have to experience it. Overall, Speakeasy Magick is a unique, fun, and entertaining show with high quality, talented entertainers/magicians. The venue has dark, sexy, 1920s prohibition era vibes and the set up is interactive and intimate. It's definitely pricey, but worth every penny!

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The most unique show in NY. My guests love it. I love the variety of magicians and the atmosphere is perfect.

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Awesome experience. Had a great time drinks were fantastic as well. Went solo still a cool atomosphere with the crew.

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I like this location more than the original. It's more convenient. Wonderful show.

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“The magic is done right at the table in front of your face and I couldn't understand how any of it could be possible.”

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