2/5 Meg K. 2 years ago on Google
Decor
was
perfect,
drinks
very
pricey
but
thats
just
about
any
bar.
300
dollar
minimum
to
reserve
a
table
and
if
you
sat
at
a
table
and
it
was
reserved
you
got
kicked
out
i
feel
like
they
need
a
vip
section
for
those
who
reserve
tables
and
to
leave
the
others
open
for
all
to
use.
Seating
was
limited
to
only
the
tables
that
could
be
reserved.
Next
this
is
a
speak
easy
in
the
only
sense
that
you
have
to
know
the
password
to
enter.
Music
does
not
fit
the
speak
easy
vibe
at
all.
I
was
expecting
true
speak
easy
from
the
1920s
era.
I
was
expecting
a
true
gin
joint.
Guys
and
dolls
situation.
Jazz
band
dance
floor
with
people
swing
dancing
maybe
even
someone
there
teaching
swing
dance
lessons.
The
staff
wasn't
dressed
according
to
the
era
which
for
me
would
have
given
it
that
cherry
on
top.
Also
if
people
would
have
used
1920
slang
like
bruno
for
the
security
guys,
or
dame
for
woman.
I
would
have
preffered
a
more
true
speak
easy
to
the
1920s.
It's
a
historical
era
that
celebrated
women
being
able
to
finally
vote,
dating
as
singles
without
chaperones
became
a
thing,
women
started
to
find
their
voice.
It
was
also
the
time
of
the
Harlem
Renaissance
when
black
musicians
writers
and
singers
started
to
gain
notoriety.
Why
are
these
not
things
celebrated
at
a
"speak
easy"
in
the
modern
era?
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