My very 1st time going to a Speakeasy in Baltimore and I am a native Baltimorean. We came here to…read morewrap up a date night for a late night cocktail and conversation. There is a secret black door to enter. You can make reservations however, I was unaware that reservations were needed. We waited for about 20 minutes before a table opened up. Of course, the lights are dimmed inside with a very chill atmosphere. It is also pretty spacious inside for Speakeasy. We enjoy as it was something different to try. I will definitely return

It's a cool spot. It was a little hidden like most Speakeasy's which I love. When we entered it had…read morea cool dark but calming vibe and they weren't too busy. We had a party of 7 and we pretty much had our pick of where to sit. The waitress was talking really fast and low and we kept having to ask her to repeat herself. She never slowed down OR spoke louder. Once she had our drink orders, they didn't take long to come out. I ordered the "AKA" it was tequila based and was pretty good. Everyone was pretty happy with their drinks. This is when the night turned. 4 of the 7 of us wanted to leave and head elsewhere, the waitress made ALL 7 of us pay even though the others wanted to stay and order more. She would not budge on this and seemed pretty nonchalant about it. .. all in all. Glad we found it but won't be back.

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.

Code Red is an amazing speakeasy in DC and easily one of my favorite cocktail experiences in the…read morecity. We ordered a variety of cocktails and loved everything we tried, but the Vieux Carré was absolutely out of this world. The drinks were beautifully crafted, balanced, and full of character. Service was excellent, and the staff were incredibly helpful in navigating the menu and recommending drinks based on what we were in the mood for. That made the experience even more enjoyable. The ambience is fantastic, with a beautiful Prohibition-era vibe that makes you feel like you've stepped back in time. They apparently also have jazz nights, which makes me want to return every time I'm in DC. We made a reservation for a weeknight and the place was already busy, so I'd definitely recommend reserving a spot. A must-visit for cocktail lovers in DC!

So cute! You have to knock to enter, and then once inside you're transported to another time with…read moreplush furnishings and dark interior. They have an extensive menu, and everything we tried was yummy. For appetizers, we had arinci and fried artichokes, and also bruschetta. My dining companion had the lamb and she said it was really good. I highly recommend the Mary Pickford drink! Service was very good and everyone was really relaxed. A really enjoyable time and I hope this AdMo business becomes an institution of 18th Street.

Clandestino has grown up, literally. What began as a small operation in Frederick has moved into a…read morelarger space, and the expansion suits them well. This is Puerto Rican pitorro, also known as ron cañita, made with care and intention rather than gimmickry. Many local liquor stores now carry the brand, and it is well worth picking up a bottle, but visiting the distillery is an experience in itself. The founder is a fellow Puerto Rican born retired military member, a background I share, and like me, he has put down roots in Maryland. That story is reflected clearly in the brand's own framing, "Puerto Rican born, Maryland made." The space feels grounded and unpretentious, and that sensibility carries through to the hospitality. We arrived late on a Saturday and were still welcomed warmly, never rushed. We were taken care of by the founder's daughter, who was exceptionally kind, attentive, and knowledgeable. She guided us through a flight that included the traditional pitorro, almond, pineapple, coffee, coconut chai, and several seasonal offerings. The flavors were thoughtful and well balanced; even the infused expressions retained a clear rum backbone rather than drifting into novelty. We enjoyed them enough to leave with several bottles. This is artisanal pitorro done right, rooted in Puerto Rican tradition and confidently made in Maryland. Buying it locally is convenient, but going to the distillery is where the people, the story, and the spirit fully come together.

This local speakeasy has quickly moved its way to the top of my list…read more I love the ease of parking, safe neighborhood, and spacious speakeasy space. Always great service by bar manager Charlie, fantastic food and beverage menu and options. My favs so far are the grilled wings and chicken tortilla soup. The drinks are pretty awesome, and Charlie the Great can alter beverages to your preference if you prefer. This is an overall mezcal bar, but they have other libations as well. My fav is John Updike's Old Fashioned. My son ordered and loved the Strawberry Gin & Tonic. This establishment is a great conversation starter, and I look forward to returning asap.

I love the color scheme in here, dark with red and blacks. I think the ceiling is my favorite!…read more We were expecting to enjoy the Happy Hour menu because we read about it on the website but the bartender said they didn't have it anymore. My friend and I got two drinks each. Our first round of drinks didn't seem like full glasses but tasted good. I got a French 75 which was nice as my second, which was lovely. For food we got tuna tacos, beef sliders and fries. Tuna tacos were delicious . You get three. The sliders were alright i think it was because they were more medium well than medium. The fries are the most generous portion with three different dipping sauces. Our bill came out to $130 dollars. Not sure if at this price point I'll be retuning but it was a nice spot to try!

The drinks and service here were great. I liked the Billie Holiday cocktail. I also had a French 75…read morewith empress gin, which was great. The popcorn was a good snack to have with drinks. The bar was dark and cozy. Overall, I had a good time here.

Clock Kitchen & Bar was such a fun Baltimore find! I stumbled upon this hidden speakeasy and loved…read morethe whole experience. There's even a cigar lounge on another floor, which adds to the vibe. The bartender was friendly and welcoming, and I ordered a burger and fries that were absolutely delicious. You can tell the chef genuinely aims to please, so I don't think you'll be disappointed with the food. Part of the fun is actually finding your way in. I won't give away the secret, but let's just say the elevator requires a special code to get you upstairs. That little touch makes it feel like a true speakeasy experience. Definitely a cool hidden gem in Baltimore and a spot I'd visit again!

A little difficult to locate & find parking Orange crushes…read morewere truly Maryland !! Old fashioned was okay, my husband thinks maybe another bourbon would've made it taste better Smash burgers perfect 12" chicken sub excellent and enough for 2 people Waiter got lost after we ordered another round of drinks but did comp us due to the long wait. Free pool table & shuffle board table were fun to play while waiting for our food We'd go back if in the area again

I stopped in for a drink recently. I had the Dramit. It was refreshing and had an interesting…read moretaste that I appreciated. I think it was the Mandarin shrub. If you haven't been here it's a speakeasy vibe in the basement of the Quoin hotel. The bartenders are good.

I was able to check out the speakeasy for their cocktail culture series ! This installment was for…read moremartinis. The bartender Alex was very informative and provided riffs on the classic cocktail. We received 4 half pours and the cost of the class is $35 which is honestly not bad ! I wished I liked the cocktails more - really only like 2/4 but this was a great way to try something new and would def recommend if you're into cocktails ! The next one is supposed to be around Valentine's Day so check out their IG or resy for details. Overall it's a beautiful space, I thought it would've been bigger based on pics but it's a great space for an intimate date or after dinner drinks.

Old School Flair!…read more The Prohibition Hub brings the look and feel of an underground speakeasy to a modern-day level. Pretty slick-looking rustic bar greet you when you walk in. Not huge, but not a hole-in-the-wall either. The back wall informing customers of the bottles that they have behind the bar as well as the food offerings. Fantastic selection of bourbon for all brown liquor enthusiasts. Really, just about something for everyone, and more. Then, there's the aspect That You Don't See as much anymore. The cigar bar offering. A great selection of stogies to light ones fire for a relaxing drink and a slow smoke. But where to smoke this fine crafted cigar? Out on the smoking patio, but of course. Located just outside the bar, this intimate rooftop smoking section invites you just to sit and chill and relax with a few friends. Individual tables are integrated with cushioned seating areas that surround small fire pit tables. Offering a quiet warm place to relax and enjoy a very effortless night with Friends. Would I go back? Definitely. This was a favorite with a group of us that came out here after dinner one night. Great staff, good time was had by all and absolutely plan on visiting again.

I am baffled by the less than stellar reviews here. Granted, the cocktails aren't cheap but using…read morequality liquor, it's expected that these classic cocktails would be $10+. - Drinks 4.5/5 I'm a huge fan of speakeasies and might be biased. But these cocktails tasted amazingly (I had a smoky old fashioned) and I think they rival anything in a posh downtown bar. -Service 4/5: The bartenders were very nice and welcoming. -Cleanliness 4/5: The place is doing everything it can to be covid-safe - Ambiance 5/5 - Given the quietness of the streets nearby, the route to the speakeasy makes it feel like a hidden gem with a little bit of mystery. The dark wooden decor, leather couches, and hint of cigar smoke all add to a classic speakeasy vibe.

Run, don't walk here when they're open and you're in Chestertown. What a delightful place and Jeff…read moreis truly a gem and one of a kind.

Dream drinks & appetizers. We love the speakeasy atmosphere. Is that true hidden gem in Chestertownread more

Highlight of my summer restaurant week dinner experiences last month. I went right at 5:00 so…read moreparking was easy and the restaurant was just opening so I was seated right away. The drink menu did not tickle my fancy so I ended up just having water. The restaurant week menu was a good selection of their regular menu items so it was an opportunity to try something that I could get again. I opted for the tuna as an appetizer, the whole branzino as my entree, and the zalabia for dessert. Everything was delicious! I would have liked the tuna to be more chilled; it came out closer to room temp. I have no notes for the bronzino. It was perfectly cooked, I really love the time and orange, the olive tapenade was the right amount of salty and briny, and the accompanying roasted harissa potatoes were fantastic. I guess if I had any critique it would be of the too skinny and woody asparagus. The dessert was something I'd never heard of, something like Mediterranean donuts. I really love the pistachios and the I think pomegranate sauce (it wasn't described on the menu so Im guessing), but the addition of chocolate was completely unnecessary and I'm not just saying that because I don't like chocolate lol. After dinner me and my dining companion went upstairs to the speakeasy for a cocktail. I was hoping they had a different drink menu and they did! This menu was much more interesting to me and I ended up getting a a well-balanced gin cocktail. I just read that they are closing to relocate so I'm hoping that I'll be able to go again soon.

Visited Midlina at the behest of a friend. I'd already eaten and don't typically drink cocktails,…read morebut that's where she wanted to grab a drink. The venue is dimly lit with the bar side giving glam dive vibes and the table side just giving glam. I wasn't able to see the speakeasy part due to some Harry Potter event. I was there on a Thursday, which meant I got to enjoy the happy hour that started at 7. I ordered a watermelon margarita which was very good, and later on a schmancy mojito. Overall the vibe was good and the bartender was great. Would like to return and sample some food soon.