Pigalle Theater & Speakeasy

Can't speak on the food I only ordered a virgin drink. It was good along with the service. The place has very eclectic decor, private areas, around the venue and the Jazz quartet there did a good job nice and toasty inside as well. Would recommend coming for a new experience.

My experience at Pigalle was fantastic. It was not busy that evening and it allowed me to talk to the employees and the owner. I found out the owner had previously owned a thrift store on Ponce that had burned down in 2019 and opened Pigalle to offer a safe and inclusive space for people to get together, experience burlesque shows, jazz filled evening, and a cozy lounge experience. They have a front room where they put on performances and a back section that’s quieter and filled with comfortable seating. The drinks I had were fairly priced and they do have a small menu but I did not try anything out.

I was very disappointed with my experience at The Pigalle’s Valentine’s burlesque show. I purchased VIP tickets, expecting a premium experience, but quickly realized that "VIP" only meant having a reserved table in an incredibly cramped space. Doors opened at 7 PM, with the show scheduled to start at 8 PM, but it didn’t actually begin until closer to 8:30. The production felt disorganized throughout. The venue had only one full bar staffed by a single bartender, along with a secondary outdoor station serving champagne and Jell-O shots. The show itself was clunky, with constant technical issues. The sound and lighting technician had to be repeatedly flagged down for cues, and at one point, he mistakenly started a performer’s music over the background track, forcing her to restart. The MC—who also served as the owner and cook for the evening—was pleasant but openly admitted that hosting was not her usual role. There were long, drawn-out breaks between acts to allow performers to reset, making the entire show feel disjointed. Ultimately, there were maybe 12 minutes of actual performance scattered across an hour of waiting. I’m giving three stars solely out of appreciation for the performers, who did their best despite the production’s shortcomings.

Honestly? You cannot beat this place. It's a step back into time, think 1930s prohibition, Art Deco Elegance. It's absolutely incredible. The Burlesque shows are legendary, the cocktail menu is great, the decor of the bar and speakeasy is just so elegant. Absolutely such a vibe.

I wanted to see a burlesque show, so i went on the website to buy tickets and it redirected me to the ticket site. The ticket site gave me an option for an 8pm-9:30pm show or a 10pm-11:30pm show. I paid for tickets for the burlesque show at 10pm. I thought it was weird when I got there and there was no one at the door to check tickers...but then when I went inside there was no show! I waited around, had a few VERY expensive drinks and eventually realized that there was no 2nd show and I got ripped off. Warning by the way, they add a service charge to every sIngle thing you order and don't tell you about it unless you ask.. I drove 2 hours for this so I was very very disappointed.

0 STARS!!!! I purchased 2 tickets at $65 each for the Hocus Poke Us burlesque show for October 10 and it was cancelled. Several people including I showed up unaware. I reached out to the merchant via email through Eventbrite and was told I would receive a refund. I checked with my bank and no refund was issued. It has been 3 WEEKS of back and forth emails and still no refund. I'm starting to think this company is scamming people. They don't answer their phone and their voicemail is full. AS A WARNING TO OTHERS: DO NOT PURCHASE TICKETS FOR THEIR SHOWS. THEY CANCEL AND MAKE IT A NIGHTMARE TO GET A REFUND!!!!!

One of my favorite hidden gems in Atlanta. The atmosphere is very sultry and the food and drinks never disappoint.

Loved the vibe, drinks, and sweets! The owner is absolutely amazing!! Great place for late night drinks :)