speakeasy

Two issues were published before Speakeasy went out of business.

Across the light well was another door, apparently the way to the speakeasy.

Here - at the speakeasy - well, he's probably been from one place to the other all evening.

Over the years, this unique building has been used as a home, a speakeasy and a movie set.

"So we put this in to connect to the speakeasy."

When we started working on the tour, it was just a hole in the wall into the speakeasy.

In the tradition of Chicago's speakeasies, more attention is paid to the bar.

The house once doubled as a speakeasy and is across the street from Simon's family's place.

The three started singing in the family's speakeasy when Betty was 3 years old.

Years ago, Yvette worked as a call girl at a speakeasy.

The place was a speakeasy known to its patrons as Duke's.

After just two weeks of rehearsals in early 2010, the group began playing local area shows and late night speakeasies.

One morning, he awoke to find himself piled with the others in the back of a speakeasy.

Wright had been responsible for closing a number of speakeasies.

Instead, he changed his mind and sauntered toward the door of the speakeasy.

The former speakeasy is more about fun than food.

Want to spend a weekend visiting the sites of former speakeasies?

The hotel's basement was also used as a speakeasy during prohibition.

He spent a lot of his free time in speakeasies and became a heavy drinker.

It's clear why this 1922 speakeasy is so popular.

I was told that in the 20's it was a speakeasy.

The restaurant, like most speakeasies, is small, limited to about 30 diners.

When it was a speakeasy, they didn't need the ballroom.

Slips strolled about the speakeasy and looked over some of the men there.

So I built Jack's here with that old speakeasy feel.