Speakeasy 518
42 Howard St, Albany
(518) 449-2332
Recent Reviews
Went on a Friday. Was told On the phone music started at 8, didn’t until 9. Can’t get any non alcoholic drinks other than water. The waitress was very nice and attentive.the music playing over the speakers before the live was disco! Literally cool and the gang. It’s a speakeasy, they couldn’t find a jazz track to play. It’s super noisy, and cramped. So, overall, I was very disappointed. Not impressed at all. Most likely will not go back.
This speakeasy offers an extremely authentic experience much like what you would find during the prohibition era. The restaurant atmosphere is the main attraction. The interior is made of brick and stone, dimly lit with tufted leather booths and available bar seating. This speakeasy is owned and operated by the City Beer Hall and therefore shares a menu for food items. Although the cocktail prices reflect a drink of the excellent caliber; they did not meet expectations. I began...
An Albany hidden gem! Spread via word of mouth by those in the know, this speakeasy embodies the rum-running days of Prohibition. Ring the doorbell on the unmarked door under City Beer Hall and those who wait will be rewarded. At absolutely no point inside can you use your cellphone, fostering an atmosphere of fun socialization with your neighbor at the bar. Highly recommend making a reservation (for tables and couches), as those without are the first to be turned away on a busy...