Local Edition

No food here, but that's okay the cool underground jazz club feel was just what I needed for a late night escapade. The drinks were good and fairly priced. I would recommend you read all the funky news papers on the wall and take a closer look at all the type writers on the wall. 8.1/10

We stumbled upon this spot late at night while on the hunt for a drink — and honestly, it was a vibe. A super cool underground bar with an intimate, low-lit atmosphere that instantly set the mood. It was definitely on the louder side (as expected), but that only added to the energy of the place. The drinks? Spot on. We didn’t end up ordering any food — pretty sure the kitchen had already wrapped up for the night — but that didn’t take away from the experience. We wrapped up and headed out around 1:20 AM, feeling like the night owed us nothing. Overall, a solid late-night find.

I had such a nice time here! The vibes of this are immaculate down to all the details. The typewriters, suitcases, and newspapers provide the perfect decor and the dark lighting give everything a dreamy romantic look. The place is deceptively large but that actually works against it because some of the back seats seem like they have no view of the stage at all. Bartenders are all very friendly and knowledgeable. Tried four different drinks on the menu and each had it's own unique flavor. Some, like the under market, had weird flavor combinations that I felt didn't work well together. My favorite was the Dublin down because I'm a sucker for egg white foam in a cocktail and also the different components of the drink gave it a great depth of flavor. They had a fantastic espresso martini even if it still doesn't beat my personal favorite in SF (Persona on sutter street,btw). I made reservations based on recommendations from other reviews but they didn't seem necessary for a random Wednesday night. That being said, it seems like a reservation does get you a better seat. Finally, obviously have to talk about the live music. It's the thing that ties all the different elements of this bar together to form the perfect experience. Nothing else in the world can compare to the vibe of listening to live jazz in a low lit room while sipping on a craft cocktail. It really feels like stepping back in time.

This place isn't quite a speakeasy, but it does have the vibes of one. The reservations were a bit hard to get, so plan ahead. The live music was a massive boost to the ambiance. The espresso martini was really good but the Old Fashioned was rather disappointing. There aren't many thrills about this location, but it is pretty nice. If I travel here again, I will give another shot.

Great vibe for socializing. There is no food to order, but drinks are great! On weekends, there's a cool jazz band that made our night. Highly recommended after dinner date or to hang out. Thank you

Used to be a favorite, but recent changes are concerning I’ve always loved The Local Edition and have recommended it to visiting friends and family for years. The vibe, the cocktails, the music — it used to strike a great balance. But after a recent visit, it feels like something’s changed, possibly new management? The music was so loud it made it hard to hold a conversation — which is surprising for a place known for its chill, sit-down cocktail experience. We ended up cutting the night short after one drink. Also, the cocktails are now $18, which would be fine if the portion hadn’t been noticeably smaller. It’s hard to justify the value, especially when this place used to offer both quality and consistency. Lastly, the new furniture looks fresh but is genuinely uncomfortable — especially the chairs with wheels and bouncy springs. Not great for a lounge-style setting. I’m sharing this not to complain, but because this place has been a staple in SF and I’d love to see it stay that way. The foundation is still there — it just needs a course correction before regulars like me stop coming back.

It's a cool bar and the cocktails were great. They had live music too. The service was atrocious. They took all out half empty drinks when we were away from our table. Another time the waiter took my drink which wasn't even empty and when I asked to finish it he waited staring at me and then took at as soon as I put it down. What type of behavior is this?

Such a cool spot, the decor and vibes are everything. Our cocktail waitress Regina was beautiful and amazing! Friendly face and good recommendations and service. Will definitely be back!

The Local Edition is such a swanky yet lowkey little speakeasy. On Tuesdays, they have a jazz band that plays -- usually a big eight-person band with a rich, immersive sound. But I had the honor and pleasure of seeing them pared down to half-size: a four-piece with just piano, trumpet, bass, and drums. It's quite a laid-back place. I stayed for the band's entire set, and while the bar was relatively hushed, there was definitely conversation in the background -- it is a bar, after all. People are there for the ambiance, to chat, and to share a casual drink with friends, buddies, or co-workers. But I sat up front and sincerely enjoyed the music. I would definitely go again, maybe with my brother or another jazz lover, to see their full eight-piece set. I'd also love to explore more jazz clubs similar to this in the city! Last note: their Ava Gardner drink is so divinely sweet and delicious -- it's giving Southeast Asian inspiration with its jasmine tea-infused vodka, coconut milk, lemon ginger, aromatic bitters, and basil. Don't tell me that's not screaming Southeast Asian! I also tried The Local Edition (the namesake drink) -- honestly, it felt like sipping something crafted for a 40-year-old businessman or lawyer. Haha. Hearty, strong drink that figuratively punched me in the throat *and* my liver! Love it! Both bartenders who crafted my drinks were very amicable as well.

I definitely will come back to see the live jazz! Unfortunately, when we came, they were already done for the evening. An old printing pressed turned speakeasy?! I love how they kept homage to the company by showcasing newspaper articles, printing press & more. It was quite the touch for sure. Amazing cocktails & beers! Service was friendly! & the space was nice & bigger than most speakeasies I have been to.

Such a great and chill week day bar! I've been there on weekends and this was my first time going on a week day. The vibes were great for a date night or to catch up with a friend. The band were great and there was an amazing dancing couple which provided great entertainment! The service tho is better on weekends as the servers come to you vs going to them/ordering at the bar on week nights. Nevertheless the drinks were good and we had a good time!

Brought the Wife here for the first time. She doesn't drink, so this was an early Father's Day present for moi. I LOVED the Solitaire drink, their take in a Vesper. Since it was early on a Friday, it wasn't difficult to get good interior shots. My only concern was the staircase. Our eyes are getting old, and we couldn't see what we were treading on.

Tried this on a Saturday night, after being enticed by the promise of live music, and it did not disappoint! The service was prompt and our waitress was super friendly and willing to help us choose just the right cocktails for our individual palates. The music was not amazing or anything but it is always so fun to have the opportunity to pair good cocktails with love music of any kind. We will definitely be back!

It's been... wow 9 years since I've been here! No wait on a Saturday close to midnight. It was still fairly busy, but plenty of seats were open, and we were able to walk straight up to the bar and order. A group of us got drinks, we all tried each other's drinks, and all agreed none of them were great. I don't remember all the drinks we got, but I got the Rosebud ($16) and it tasted watered down and boring (3 stars). I believe the person who got the Local Edition was the most impressed.

Came here for Valentine's Day and made a reservation. Thank god we did because we got front row with the best view! It was so refreshing coming here because it feels like you've been transported back into a different time. The performance was so fun to watch. The band really seems to enjoy themselves. I love how there is an open space in-front of the band so people can dance, which people took full advantage of! We stayed for hours until the band was done. I had the best time and we got a reasonably priced bottle of wine too! Our server was so nice because my friend needed a bandaid and our server grabbed one, no hesitation. This will probably be my new go to spot. Would recommend making a reservation on weekends because if you don't, you might end up being stuck all the way in the back with not as nice of a view.

By far a favorite spot to bring people to. Great ambiance whether you're getting drinks with friends to catch up/pre dinner meet-up, or for a date night. The live music can be a bit loud, so ask for a table further away if you're hoping to yap. The Ava Gardner is phenomenal.

Solid jazz lounge in FiDi -- have been twice and the tables have always been pretty packed on a Friday evening. Love the interesting historical newspapers decorating the front (it's a bit speakeasy-like, where you go down a narrow staircase to reach the lounge), and the drinks were decent. It's very loud if you sit by the performers (obviously) but everyone sounds very professional and it's a nice chill spot to go to with a few friends or coworkers

I had an absolutely amazing time at Local Edition this weekend with a friend. We stopped by early in the night with a reservation and was immediately blown away with how nice the space was. There was plush red booths lining one side, with the full service bar on the other. And because it was December, the holiday decor just made the whole space feel so much more cozy - the wreaths on the walls and the Christmas tree by the stage. Typewriters were perched up on little shelves as decor pieces, and even our menu was in the style of a newspaper. The attention to detail was stunning. I was surprised that they did not offer any food options here (not even little snacks), and only drinks. I ordered one of their craft cocktails, the Ava Gardner, which was probably one the BEST cocktails I have ever had: it was fresh, milky but light at the same time, and I couldn't taste the alcohol at all! We were really lucky this night because we caught a little of GamperDrums FunkJazz's set, which was a total vibe and made me dance in my seat the whole time. I would say the service could be a little slow when they started to get busy (we had to ask for the bill twice), but I appreciated the constant check-ins with our host throughout the night.

This is a little gem that is accessible via Bart if you are coming from the East Bay. We got off of Bart and it was only a short walk from the Montgomery Station. If you blink while walking, you may miss it, we did. Finally, after using the GPS, we were able to find this location. The theme is old school newspaper printing and publishing, with the framed editions and manual typerwriters throughout the venue. It is such a great vibe. We heard it would be best to make a reservation, so we did for 6 people. Not a problem. We were there when we were supposed to be seated and the time slot was perfect for enjoying a few beverages. The table was in the middle of everything which made it convenient for getting up and dancing, getting a drink from the bar if you prefer that to waiting for your server and right in the line of sight of the stage. The music was hopping and there were people up on the dance floor spinning and bopping around. We each had 2 drinks and enjoyed the ambiance. The prices were not bad, but I did feel like the glasses were a tad smaller than typical size. Our server was very nice and there was not a long wait from the time we placed our drink orders to having it placed in front of you. This is a cute spot and I hope to be back soon.

Delicious drinks! I loved my martini, but I can't remember what it was called. Service was very fast. The space was nice as well, but we weren't fans of the country music. We might come back depending on who is playing that night.

Such a unique spot for swing dancing and late night jazz in SF! I love that the local swing dancing community has a strong presence here and that this spot is enjoyed by both experienced dancers and beginners alike! Although beware-- the line gets super long past 8 or 9 pm. We made a reservation ahead of time and received a text notification that our table was ready upon arrival, however when we checked in with the host they told us that no tables were available and that they were working to clear them out. It seemed like at least 5-8 other parties ahead of us were also experiencing the same issue. We decided to grab drinks at the bar while waiting, and danced in the meantime. We did not receive another update from the host that our table was ready until about 2.5 hours later, at which point we had already finished dancing and were ready to leave. Long story short, for a good time I'd recommend just coming for dancing and standing room near the bar-- the waitlist/reservation system for tables just doesn't seem worthwhile.

I came during Christmas time during a happy hour after work. The decor is such a vibe!! There's a big stage for live music, and there was a beautiful Xmas tree on the side. Drinks were good; balanced and quick to come. Crowd was mostly work happy hour ppl, but they had a lot of seats so it was nice feeling good energy without having to listen in on work convos. I definitely want to come to watch a show next time!

I love the live music and energy of this place. We have gone here multiple times and there are times this place is packed and there are times we can find a seat immediately on a Saturday night. The cocktails are delicious and fairly priced for the city, we especially love the live music here!

I had such a nice time here! The vibes of this are immaculate down to all the details. The typewriters, suitcases, and newspapers provide the perfect decor and the dark lighting give everything a dreamy romantic look. The place is deceptively large but that actually works against it because some of the back seats seem like they have no view of the stage at all. Bartenders are all very friendly and knowledgeable. Tried four different drinks on the menu and each had it's own unique flavor. Some, like the under market, had weird flavor combinations that I felt didn't work well together. My favorite was the Dublin down because I'm a sucker for egg white foam in a cocktail and also the different components of the drink gave it a great depth of flavor. They had a fantastic espresso martini even if it still doesn't beat my personal favorite in SF (Persona on sutter street,btw). I made reservations based on recommendations from other reviews but they didn't seem necessary for a random Wednesday night. That being said, it seems like a reservation does get you a better seat. Finally, obviously have to talk about the live music. It's the thing that ties all the different elements of this bar together to form the perfect experience. Nothing else in the world can compare to the vibe of listening to live jazz in a low lit room while sipping on a craft cocktail. It really feels like stepping back in time.

We went here on a Sunday because we were looking for a Jazz Bar, that was the description on their listing online but we were already inside and we were in the mood for fun and live music. They performers where good but I wouldn't say the same for their drinks and seating area.

Went bar hopping with a friend. Stop 2. Bar is downstairs. Great vibe. Great drinks. I enjoyed my tequila sunrise. Steve Lucky and the Rhumba Bums were playing. Fantastic! People can listen to music , dance , drink - kind of felt like being in the 1920s! Definitely a great local spot. Can be crowded but you can get lucky getting a table or you can stand and enjoy the music and vibe of the place.

My fiance has been talking about this bar that's located under Market Street forever and we finally went last week! We went on a Friday night and were able to find free parking nearby easily. We were able to get a table right away as the place was not too busy. I ordered a margarita and my fiance an espresso martini. Both cocktails were delicious especially the espresso martini, so much that I ordered another one. We loved the live music, the band was fantastic and it was not too loud. We were a little bit disappointed that there was no food available, as we were hungry but we still had a great time.

The local edition is the most unique club in San Francisco in my humble opinion. The place is located at the basement of famed Hearst Newspaper Building that is now closed! The doorman was pretty cool. He told us that the club only serves liquor, cocktails and other alcoholic beverages but no food. It didn't deter us a bit since we had one of the better dining experience before we tried a nearby club. The dance floor was perfect for the two couples to dance, and the band was an old ragtag horn section with Tuba, piano and three main men for trumpet, trombone and clarinet. There was one person for Banjo. The bartenders were superb and they charged $19 each. Overall the experience was fantastic. I'm so pleased to have experienced the old style band music and got to have some of the best high quality cocktails. I strongly recommend you try it when you're in SF.

Great ambiance, excellent drinks, and good service. Solid bar. It feels like I went back in time

...A Timeless Experience... A Night at Local Edition... Nestled in the heart of Union Square, Local Edition is a hidden gem that transports you back to the Prohibition era of San Francisco. Tucked between LensCrafters and T-Mobile, its discreet entrance is easy to miss. However, once you find the small door and are greeted by the friendly security guard, you'll feel like you're stepping into another world as you descend the staircase. At the bottom of the stairs, you're greeted with an ambiance that perfectly captures the spirit of the 1920s. Dim lighting, vintage decor, and bartenders clad in era-appropriate uniforms create an atmosphere that is both nostalgic and enchanting. Every detail in Local Edition is a piece of history, offering a unique blend of education and indulgence as you learn about the Prohibition era while sipping on their progressive drink offerings. Drink prices are decent for the expertise and craftsmanship the bartenders put into each. The decor is a highlight, with each element thoughtfully chosen to reflect the period. From antique typewriters to historic newspaper clippings, the bar feels like a living museum. This immersive experience is enhanced by the bartenders, whose flair and personality add to the charm. Their suspenders and classy uniforms are a hit, adding a touch of authenticity and elegance. Which I can appreciate fully. On certain nights, the stage comes alive with performances that add to the venue's allure. Having attended a few, I can confidently say that the entertainment is top-notch and never disappoints. When it comes to drinks, Local Edition delivers excellence. My go-to is the Local Edition's Old Fashion, which is always spot-on... with the perfect balance of bitters. My friends have enjoyed various Manhattans and other cocktails, and while I can't recall all their choices, I can assure you that every option on the newspaper copy-like menu is a winner. Did you catch that? ;) Whether you're looking for a romantic date night spot, a cozy place to catch up with friends or coworkers after work, or a venue for some musical entertainment, Local Edition has it all. With its top-notch drinks, historical decor, and inviting atmosphere, this place is a must-visit. Step back in time and enjoy an evening at Local Edition--you won't be disappointed.

One of my favorite bars in the city! Immediately when you walk in, you notice the unique interior decor of typewriters and newspapers and lots of seating with booths and high tables. There's dim lighting which adds to the whole ambiance. The showstopper for me was the live band though; I love any live music and Local Edition always has the best musicians who play songs that are lively but not too intense, which fits my ideal music preferences for a night out. When I went, there was amazing jazz and it set the mood perfectly. There's a large variety of drinks (the rosebud cocktail was so good and had just the right amount of sweetness) and the menu is super fun and creative (basically a mini newspaper with all the fonts and writing too!). Perfect spot for a date night or a night out with friends

We love Local Edition! Make sure to make reservations to get a table along the wall, as it fills up quickly. The ambiance is fantastic, with great music and a fun atmosphere watching the dancers. We've been twice on jazz nights and absolutely loved it. The waitstaff are friendly and attentive, contributing to the casual and comfortable vibe of the place. You'll see a range of attire, from people in swing outfits to very casual dress, which adds to the relaxed and inclusive atmosphere. Local Edition is definitely a spot worth visiting for a fun and memorable night out!

Went here last night for a nice night out with my partner since going into the city is such a treat for us at this point . Easy to find and right off the bart if you're traveling from the east bay. It was our first time here so I was pleasantly surprised they had great cocktails & a really nice venue in general. Music was decent but not what I was expecting. However, the service was not the best. We were barely helped and often ignored. We noticed the folks around us ordered at least twice before we were even asked if we wanted anything else. Lastly, I'm not going to blame this place for what happened but I do think there was a level of unpreparedness on this business' end. There was a large party that attended on 1/18 and somehow managed to infiltrate into other people's space, grabbing chairs and moving around tables without asking. The staff seemed to notice and I initially thought they were telling them they couldn't do that but instead seemed to be accommodating all of their requests. While I understand the need to accommodate the customer, these folks were rude & one of them even shoved their belongings into me as if I didn't exist & another guest nearly sat in my lap. This party was large enough, in my opinion, to constitute a private party rental of some sort. I noticed other guests were uncomfortable by them too and physically getting up to move away from them. We were so uncomfortable and felt pretty neglected that we left after the bands first 15 minute intermission. I don't know if I'd come back for their cocktails alone but we had an okay time up until the group ruined our night.

Love the lively atmosphere with the band and music. I came in at a busy time and appreciated the bartenders being so mindful of who had been waiting and never had to wait longer than a few minutes from ordering

I really like the layout of this place, you go downstairs to a basement bar. The mezcal-based drinks I had were great & around $16 or so each (mixologist bar after all). They had some good music too, which I was unaware of until entering. The service at the bar was prompt and the wait wasn't long at all. There's a decent amount of seating too. The music and layout is what's going to have me return in the future.

Visited this place twice now. The ambience is fantastic, easily one of the best in the San Francisco Bay Area. However, they don't offer a wide variety of cocktails; instead, they have an extensive menu for hard liquor. There was a live band playing, which added to the atmosphere, but it made it a bit challenging to chat with friends. Service is decent but could be improved. Overall, it's a great bar to grab a couple of drinks. I'd recommend making a reservation ahead of time! :)

Stumbled upon this place looking for live music. Came on a Monday night and it was lively, beautifully decorated, the vibes were immaculate as I'm a big jazz fan. An ensemble was playing and they were great. The drinks here are amazing, the service was excellent. A must try!

WOW... that was the entertainment they had on a Saturday night, and also the feeling I got when I entered the venue! WOW is the current Saturday night series by "Motown on Mondays", and omg, the DJ and musicians who performed this past weekend were amazing, and made for a very enjoyable night. A unique mix of music including songs like Stand by Me and Just the Two of Us, were accompanied by sounds of the conga, saxophone, tambourine, and cowbell. My boyfriend and I absolutely loved the venue, so much space inside (plenty of tables and seating, first come first served), quirky decor (suitcases, newspapers, and lots of typewriters), dim lighting, great ambience, ideal for date night (or an outing with anyone really). And the service was pretty great as well. They have staff walking around bussing tables frequently, plenty of bartenders ready to help you at the bar (no long waits), and really delicious and good quality of drinks. My favorite cocktail was the Brass Check, a bit fruity and tangy, a good balance of flavors and alcohol. Such a great setting and the fact that they do live music here regularly, this is definitely my kinda spot. Can't wait to return!

Past by this place so many times but never came in. It's a pretty cool and low key speakeasy with live performances on weekend nights. We didn't have time for the jazz music but grabbed a few drinks. The bartender was super friendly and their cocktails were delicious!

If I lived here I would come here all the time! I was looking for a speakeasy style spot for our first night in San Francisco and this lived up to exactly what I was looking for. I am a sucker for live music and they had a live jazz band that playing even on a Monday night which is hard to find in San Diego. It was bar service which was fine since it wasn't too busy. We ordered espresso martinis which were super good and had a great time watching the couples dance to the live music. I would recommend this spot to anyone visiting!

The coolest spot that you could easily overlook if you didn't look hard enough. This speakeasy takes you downstairs to the bar area that has live music. It felt super authentic as a tribute to the newspaper era. The jazz band was the perfect vibe for the bar and it was great seeing people get up and dance. I had espresso martinis that were delicious! A great spot to stop in for a drink or spend the whole evening!

Jazz on the stage and great cocktails! Check their website for what event is happening on the date you go. I made a reservation on Yelp and it went so smoothly! I had the rosebud and a mock tail - both were good. I'd get it again. I tend to go for fruity drinks with clear liquor. I also had a taste of the old fashion, which was smoky and had hints of citrus. I would definitely come back and enjoyed every bit of it -- watching people dance to the jazz band, the cordial service and the cocktails.

No food. Great cocktail. Ambiance was not as intimate as I would have expected from a speakeasy. But it'd still be great for a friends and coworkers to hang out.

Sleek basement lounge with big jazz bands! What a vibe in San Fran! It's like you enter another world when you descent the stairs into this big but intimate lounge. Amazing cocktail and spirit list to pair with the great music.

My husband and me absolutely love this place. The decor, ambience, music and drinks are definitely on point. First time I came here was 6 months back with a Group of friends and it was such a fun night. There wasn't any band playing that night, but we had our own space and we really enjoyed the drinks. The service was also very quick. My second visit here was few days back on a Thursday night and it did feel like a Saturday. I absolutely love the cocktails here, my top 5 in SF. I ordered the Ava Gardner and my husband got Brass Check, both cocktails had a great flavour and were also very strong. I love the vibe of this place, everyone's happy and they are dancing to the great music which is being played here. One of my go to spots in San Francisco for a happy night.

Came to this place with a couple friends and was impressed with the ambiance. While I never been to a jazz club before I was so glad I went. Lovely band and drinks were just as amazing! Shoutout to Norma for being so attentive and sweet! We love you!

My favorite cocktail bar in the city. Always great entertainment, great drinks and comfy seating. Perfect place to bring friends/family who are visiting from out of town. And just a great spot to sit and chat, people-watch, or even hit the dance floor yourself!

Really love the ambiance of this place. Apparently, this place used to be a local newspaper company. In order to get here, you have to go downstairs where you walk through a newspaper postings exhibit with current posts from the SF Chronicle. From there, you enter the lounge area where they have a stage for live musicians, red curtains hanging on the walls, and typewriters on display. Makes you feel like being transported to another era. Nice variety of cocktail drinks, but if those don't suit your fancy, the bartenders dressed in suspenders are able to make any drink you'd like. One of our members tried ordering a drink that was no longer on the menu and the bartender was able to recreate it for her. Come here to enjoy the ambiance, the live music, and the drinks!

Great bar with life music and tasty cocktails. They hace a calendar if events online. Check it out!

Weird hours and doesn't advertise them correctly. On the yelp listing it says the bar closes at 2, but at 1:00 an employee told us we had to leave in ten minutes. I double checked with the bartender, who sold us another round at 1:05, that the employee meant that last call was in ten minutes, not that we had to leave in ten minutes. Yet, a few moments later, the same employee came around and rushed us to finish our drinks even though the bartender had just sold them to us. If you're going to close at 1:15 you should either advertise that online or communicate to your bartenders to not sell people an entirely new round of drinks 10 minutes before you kick everybody out of the bar. Great drinks great ambience great bartenders. But seriously who closes at 1:15!?????

The ambiance here is perfect. Live jazz and spontaneous dancing. The Under Market is better than the Ava Gardener in my opinion, but all of the drinks look interesting. Bartenders are nice and the decor is amazing. Would recommend for a cute date night.

Super cool atmosphere. Good drink collection. Grab a few friends and have a great time.

Best Lemon Drop I have found in the city of San Francisco! Bartenders are all very well-rounded and especially attentive during a weekend buzz. Their craft-cocktail menu is full of abstract + delicious choices. Hidden-gem in the Fi-Di. Whether you are seeking a relaxed evening without all of the sardine-can craziness (HUGE venue) that you'll find in most bars across The City, or looking to enjoy some great live bands any night of the week! GO

always come here on occasion for a good drink and chat. recently i arrived for my birthday and had the best time. the bartenders are always super nice and i think that what sets them apart from other bars is their creative menu selection. not only this but the vibes are different from alot of places in sf; classy but not standoffish. would def recommend if you are new to the area. definitely giving speakesy vibes.

We were so lucky to have found this place! We needed a nightcap and found this lively lounge! Live music that night happened to be latine flavored and people were ready to dance and so were we. The cocktails are really well balanced and tasty! The mood is sultry, some velvet seating, the typewriters and newspapers touches are clutch. Noise level is energetic and servers still manage to make great recommendations based on your dislikes/likes and they make friendly conversations! Really can't wait to come back!

I came with my friends for one of my buddy's birthday and this place was one of several stops of our bar crawling night. We had a fairly large group and weren't able to sit directly inside where we can watch the performers, but the people at Local were kind enough to accommodate us on the outside. The experience was still very cool, there were old school newspaper articles behind glass display cases that I wasn't so sure if they were real or not but it added to the general theme of the speakeasy. The drinks we had were decent as well, some were stronger than others but overall very enjoyable. Service overall was decent so if you enjoy speakeasies that have live music or performances, then I suggest checking this place out!

LOVE THIS PLACE. Who ever was singing on the mic on Valentine's Day...I could listen to her forever. And the band! This lounge has amazing drinks, great service, plenty of seating. Great for a date night or groups. There is also a small dance floor open to everyone. Great hidden find in the city. Will definitely come back again and again.