Slip behind a Chelsea coffee counter into a 1920s speakeasy
Duck past the coffee counter for craft cocktails in a snug, copper-tub speakeasy with live shows.
🛁 Behind the Coffee Counter
The entrance hides in plain sight. Push through a Chelsea coffee shop and the room opens into dark woods, damask walls, and a pressed-tin ceiling, a gleaming copper bathtub parked at its center. This Prohibition-era hideaway stays snug and gets loud, a night out that fills up quickly. Bartenders pour from a deep gin selection and bring craft cocktails to the table, an easy way to settle in away from the crush. Vintage fittings and low light hold the 1920s mood, and live performers take the floor as the evening runs on. A coat check by the door keeps the tight space moving, and smart-casual dress suits the tone. Doors open at 5:00 PM, with the room running to 2:00 AM most nights and 3:00 AM on Fridays and Saturdays.
