Keys Lounge

"This stylish midcentury lounge feels more like the kind of place where a late-series Don Draper would entertain clients than the cinderblock locksmith that used to occupy the space. Turkish rugs, neatly organized vinyl, and the amber glow of well-deployed Edison bulbs create a space that’s both sophisticated and living room-y. “You can really just tell walking into a place that the vibes are going to be good,” says Binks bartender Megan. “[Keys] is a good place for a date,” she notes, “I played cards there with my boyfriend by the fireplace. It’s so nice.”" - Ben Coleman

"At this restored locksmith shop-turned-bar, boozy Manhattans and mulled sangria are served alongside brisket or portobello sliders. DJs spin vinyl sets most nights of the week while a wood stove next to the DJ booth lends a cozy, living room vibe." - Eater Staff

"The wall of vinyl records sends an unmistakable signal to what kind of bar Keys Lounge patrons have walked into — warm, consciously retro, and maybe a bit fussy. A project from the owners of nearby Radio Room, Keys Lounge has developed an identity all its own, complete with frequent DJ nights, wood fires, lush leather barstools, and a terrific cocktail menu (smoke-lovers should try the Grandmaster). Snack on deviled eggs, whipped feta, or $8 happy hour portobello sliders. The long side patio is heated and partially covered." - Nathan Williams

"The retro bar will serve dishes like corned beef hash, Impossible chicken-fried steak, and dutch babies, alongside a menu of brunch cocktails." - Brooke Jackson-Glidden

"The new bar from the team behind Radio Room in a restored locksmith’s building on Killingsworth, opened on April 2." - Brooke Jackson-Glidden