The White Rabbit

Take your date here and thank me later. This may be the best date spot in the valley. The novelty of going to the rabbit for the first time is something I will never forget. Its not just the venue, the quality of the service cannot be overstated. If this place didnt serve alcohol it would stand on its own as a hangout, but it also serves a menu of high quality cocktails that rotates every once and awhile to keep things fresh.

"Rabbit rabbit rabbit," is a superstition in some English-speaking countries where a person says "rabbit", "rabbits", or "white rabbits" upon waking on the first day of a month to ensure good luck for the rest of it. And with it being the New Year, I thought this was a great opportunity to start the year with The White Rabbit. I came here with seven others after an event and ordered the Cha Cha Real Smooth ($17 - Kalai Coconut Rum, Pineapple, Amaretto, Strawberry, and topped with Housemade Coconut Matcha Cream). Now this is a great way to end the nice! I can see why it was listed as a dessert because it drank like one. Mix it up and take a sip. Like Pringles, you just can't stop. Such a cute speakeasy in Downtown Gilbert. It's a vibe inside. Comfy seating, copper tiled backsplashes, and delightful drinks were had. They also serve food here so enjoy somes bites while you sip.

This was our first time and I was not disappointed. The reviews speak for themselves so mine won't be Earth shattering or anything. I had their signature hush hush whiskey on the rocks (a rock actually) and it tasted great. We ordered flatbread pizza, charcuterie and queso. All presented well and again, quite tasty. But what you may or may not experience was the service. I don't know if you can ask for a particular server, but Chloe took care of us as if we had been there a dozen times. Of course we'll return.

Thought this would be a calm, nice Friday night date.. If you'd like to have conversation it's not likely you'll hear them the first time, or the second. Drinks were decent but overpriced and overly saturated with flavor, my paloma even tasted like they tried to add their own grotesque spin on it.

Chloe is the best! She is professional and fun. She’s learned exactly how we like our beverages. She’ always takes SUCH good care of us! Noah is amazing too! He always remembers us and treats us like elite royalty. We will forever be customers of white rabbit as long at these employees exists! They’re the best!!!!

This is such a cool place to visit. The bartenders are phenomenal when crafting such wonderful drinks. We had the flatbread which was perfect in the atmosphere was awesome. If you’re in the area, you need to stop in and enjoy this place.

We had an amazing date night here! The staff was so friendly and answered all of our questions! The vibes were immaculate and the cocktails matched! The food was great to snack on and pretty good quality for the price! Will definitely be back!

Every town needs a good underground cocktail bar. My group of 4 came here around 11pm on a Saturday night and had to wait about 5 minutes, which was no big deal. Their menu is amazing and is stuff you wouldn't make at home. My sister got a mocktail and even that was amazing. All of the drinks we had were so good and I will definitely be back. For how busy it was, it still wasn't too loud and the decor is super cool. Also, be sure to check their website for the password. I can't wait to be back!

"Rabbit rabbit rabbit," is a superstition in some English-speaking countries where a person says "rabbit", "rabbits", or "white rabbits" upon waking on the first day of a month to ensure good luck for the rest of it. And with it being the New Year, I thought this was a great opportunity to start the year with The White Rabbit. I came here with seven others after an event and ordered the Cha Cha Real Smooth ($17 - Kalai Coconut Rum, Pineapple, Amaretto, Strawberry, and topped with Housemade Coconut Matcha Cream). Now this is a great way to end the nice! I can see why it was listed as a dessert because it drank like one. Mix it up and take a sip. Like Pringles, you just can't stop. Such a cute speakeasy in Downtown Gilbert. It's a vibe inside. Comfy seating, copper tiled backsplashes, and delightful drinks were had. They also serve food here so enjoy somes bites while you sip.

As the self appointed king of speakeasies, I'm back at it with another one. This time was checking out a speakeasy located in the heart of downtown Gilbert on a Friday evening at 9 p.m. I parked for free on the street before making my way to The White Rabbit. There are some things I really love about The White Rabbit and some that I didn't. Ambiance (3/5): When I think of a speakeasy, I think intimate. The White Rabbit is not that. It's pretty large for a speakeasy with a large bar and a good number of tables/booths. They weren't at capacity while I was there, but there were a good number of people there. Which made it pretty loud. To the point where you have to yell at your bartender when ordering your drink so they can hear you. Perhaps a much different experience on a week day. Getting in the speakeasy was both a hit and a miss. If you're subscribed to their email list, as I am, you get a different password every month. I was excited about this. Upon approaching The White Rabbit, I saw a sign naming the establishment and pointing me in the right direction. This takes away from the spirit of speakeasies which are supposed to be truly hidden without any signage identifying the restaurant. You'll see a velvet rope blocking a stairwell where you tell one of the bouncers the password. I had a reservation. If you don't know the password, as another party there didn't, they ask you to access a QR code to find out or ask others who are waiting. I appreciated the dedication to the cause. Once you get in, you walk down the stairwell, and then enter a cool hallway decked out with Prohibition-style decor. That leads you into the main room. The main room is also Prohibition-style though a bit unremarkable. The bathrooms are clean and also feature some cool paintings (and they also hide that they are actual bathrooms). With that being said, when I liked the hallway and the bathrooms better than the bar itself, that's a bit of an issue. Seats at the bar are bar stools without back support. Never fun for my old man back. I did, on the other hand, appreciate that they have free WiFi. Service (3.5/5): The service was generally pretty good, though a bit slow. They start you off with some water without asking you which is always a nice touch. It was just one of those situations where you have to put some effort into getting a bartender's attention on several occasions. Food (N/A): I had dinner prior so no food for me. I did check out the menu. They have a small selection of appetizers, flatbreads, and desserts. Drinks (3/5): When I'm at a speakeasy, I'm looking for creativity and an interesting blend of ingredients and flavors. While The White Rabbit has a good number of cocktails, many of them didn't attract me. Part of it is a matter of personal preference. There were only two drinks out of about 20 that I was interested in. Overall, I wanted a little more, but with that being said, the drinks were reasonably priced for a speakeasy. Not a bad speakeasy by any means, I have super high standards when it comes to these watering holes. Just not in my top five when it comes to speakeasies in Phoenix and surrounding areas.

What a bunch of arrogant people. 5 o'clock reservation - which is when they open. Some guy "working the door" behind the velvet rope (literally). ID check, now wait. What are we waiting for? "It takes 15-20 minutes to seat EACH party! Here's a couple tips: It's Gilbert - not Scottsdale, not Vegas - Gilbert. Get off yourself. Gilbert has a large Mormon population. How this will possibly attract them I don't know. It's a 5 o'clock reservation on a Thursday. Again, get over yourself I can't stress enough - DO NOT GO.

12/31/2025 TWR had been on my list for so long. I even signed up for their email list a long time ago, got the emails with the monthly password, but never went. Finally made a reservation to check it out on New Year's Eve. The NYE reservation was $60 per person, and the amount would be added to the final bill. OpenTable said it would come with a welcome cocktail, truffle popcorn, and champagne for the toast at midnight. I had also reserved bar seating. When we checked in outside at 10:30pm, the guy told us that OpenTable overbooked the bar area and asked if we were okay with a table. That was fine with us, as long as we could still be seated. Note: Even if you have a reservation, you still need the password! At the bottom of the stairs, a guy led us through a door. We walked down a hallway with shelves on one side full of bottles. We seemed to have reached a dead-end, but we knew there had to be some kind of trigger to open the secret door. The guy peeked in and told us to pull the rabbit! The bar was a lot darker than I had expected. The artwork were portraits of some strange, kind of creepy-looking people. There were two co-ed bathrooms shared between TWR and another bar. Thankfully I went shortly after I got there and was the first person in line because the line never stopped after that. There was a sign that said only TWR customers could enter TWR. Eventually they got an employee to stand there to enforce that. At our table, we didn't get truffle popcorn and didn't see it on anyone else's table. Our waitress said they didn't actually have it (so OpenTable shouldn't have said that), but she offered us chips and hatch green chile queso to make up for it. It tasted pretty good, but we were too full to eat much of it. The welcome cocktail was a choice between Bee's Knees and something else I don't remember. I chose Bee's Knees because I like gin cocktails. I did not like this one though. A bit too sour for me. I wanted to try something else on their cocktail menu. I told the waitress what spirits I like, then she recommended the Whirligig - Mezcal, lime, cucumber, agave, and citric acid. I enjoyed this one, and it came with a fun pinwheel that actually spun when you blow on it. Just a few minutes before midnight, they passed out glasses of champagne. Then the whole bar counted down from 10. Everyone had a big smile on their faces and was having a good time. Happy New Year!

This is a cool little speakeasy in downtown Gilbert. We had a party of eight, and they let us know that our gratuity would be added and that we could not have separate checks, but that was okay. You scan the QR code for the menu, but there is a full bar so they can make any drink you would like. I really, really like the cocktail I ordered off the menu. There is also a food menu. A couple of people in our party ordered flatbread pizza, but I didn't try it. I did hear them say it was pretty good, and they offered a gluten-free option as well.

3 1/2 stars - Second time visiting The White Rabbit since it opened, and honestly, this might be my last time. My girls and I had a reservation, and once we arrived, we were seated, and our server, Chloe, was great! She was attentive and very friendly. As we approached the two-hour limit, we asked if we needed to settle up, and she said no, we could stay longer as they weren't too busy. We let her know our DD was there to pick us up and asked if he could come down and join us. She said that would be fine, but the door guy totally turned our DD away and wouldn't let him come down to join us. Such a bummer, as my girls and I would have likely ordered more drinks and dessert.

Tried to be the responsible designated driver and pick up my crew after their night out--zero drinks for me, just here to get everyone home safe. Nope. Door guys acted like entitled wannabe tough guys, straight-up rejected me and wouldn't let me in to grab my party. Like, bro, you're bouncers at a speakeasy, not Secret Service. Zero help for sober drivers doing the right thing. This place clearly has no clue how to accommodate responsible people--total attitude over safety. Hard pass, won't recommend to anyone who actually cares about getting home alive. (Pro tip: If you're in Tempe and this was somewhere else, swap in the exact spot name. But based on what's out there, this fits the Gilbert White Rabbit vibe perfectly.)

Catching up on some backlog. I truly live the WW. It has such a great atmosphere. Service is spectacular and the drinks are really really good. Follow their socials for the monthly password. Yes, they actually ask for it!

The White Rabbit is a Speakeasy with a cool secret password & secret door in Gilbert. The ambiance is cool, dark, & mysterious. The bartenders & staff are amazing super friendly & knowledgeable. We sat at the bar & had the pleasure of having Mike be our bartender. He was great & I think my boyfriend has a man crush. While the drinks are a bit pricey everything we had was tasty in its own right & definitely worth the experience for a special occasion. We didn't have any of the bites as we had dinner reservations right after but maybe on our next visit we can try.

Very friendly staff. The fall store was funny. I thought I figured it out and then I didn't. But we eventually got in. They were more than accommodating and very attentive. Very dark side does have a nice older vibe.

This is a speakeasy in downtown Gilbert, probably one of my most favorite ! The entrance was pretty cool, you'll have to figure out where the secret door is. They make the best cocktails , perfectly balanced. I've been here a few times and I always get the blueberry margarita with the black salt on the rim. It has a little spice to it too! Very unique decorations inside. They have some small plates/ appetizers as well Definitely recommend!

Ok so, I've found that taking my out of town guests here before going anywhere else, is how to get your "WELCOME TO AZ" funtivites started! Although, the place doesn't serve food, it's a great place to start with a cocktail for your guests, which is fun watching them, to figure out how to get into the joint! My daughter figured it out but, not right away! The rabbit figurines caught her attention and when she went to touch it, she found the door. Lol I love watching humans try to figure out how to get in! Lol I wouldn't tell guests that you're bringing them here because they will cheat by reading the reviews. Surprise them and bring them so that you can see them feeling confused. Lol You might want to Video tape or take photos before entering. There's plenty of free parking onsite as well as, on the street. Remember, you need a password to enter!

So fun! Love a good speakeasy and this is it. Did a wonderful job on the decor. Super moody, dimly lit. Clean restrooms We came on a Wednesday around 6pm, no reservations. It's located down some stairs. They have their logo to signal which way to go and where they are. No line, we were pleasantly greeted, gave the password and seated immediately, with barely a handful of people there. My bf and I were able to speak normally to each other, no shouting. On Wednesday's they have live music. It was this lovely musician. He had kind of like a jazzy blues feel & again not too loud. We made it for happy hour so my bf got an old fashion, we split a pepperoni flat bread, and I got the ritual and show me the body. Later we also got the pesto pizza. The drinks were a miss for me. They are doing a lot with the drinks, but they give details of the drink and an overall vibe so I think that's helpful. Nothing fabulous about the flat breads but enjoyable. After 730 it started to pick up a lot and became a normal noisy level for a bar. Our waiter was very attentive, then as it got busy he was starting to be spread thin as it was just him. Still no line as we left around 8pm ish My recc to enjoy this and have a great time, is to arrive between 5-6. Drinks are pricey but they have their happy hour. And then if you do plan to come later and esp during the weekend, make a reservation, expect lines, expect a loud place, you know, normal bar stuff haha I'll def come back and I hope I find a drink I like because drinks are anywhere from 12-17$

Was very nice bartender Michael & Tristan. They kept the drinks flowing. I would like to go back again as it has a cool vibe about it

We were interested in trying something new in the Phoenix area- so when I came across a speakeasy in the area, I was excited! This speakeasy in located in downtown Gilbert and has been open for approximately seven years according to our waitress. To get into the speakeasy, you will need to make a reservation (you can reserve a bar or table seat), get a passcode and find the entrance which of course is lit by a red light. Once you find the door, you will have to tell them know your password, to be let in. Once you are in, you will be treated to the ambiance of this SPEAKEASY, BUT first you'll have to find the entrance- hint the name of the restaurant and red light. The bar is darkly lit with décor featuring all things related to apothecary, shelves of bottles and concoctions are featured on the shelves and along the bar. The drinks on the menu are interesting- a lot of unique drinks. If you like to keep it simple, you can always request your favorite cocktails as well. The bar also features a light menu that include a Bavarian pretzel with honey mustard, flatbread and pizza. Plus on weekdays from 4-6pm they have a happy hour with drinks and some food items at discounted prices. Note the seating is for only two hours. This bar tends to be on the louder side- we had trouble hearing each other and we were seating next to each other. Perhaps something to dampen the noise on the ceiling would be helpful. Don't miss the bathroom, if you like old school toliets! Its in the doctors office! haha!

The White Rabbit is a beautifully decorated and well appointed craft cocktail bar with all the ambiance one could ask for in a dimly lit, underground speakeasy. Service sitting at the bar has been very quick, and it's good chatting with bartenders as they are friendly and knowledgeable. We recently joined the newly formed Whiskey Club and look forward to coming in more often to enjoy a pour. The cocktails here are very well made. I've enjoyed various spirits each time. Overall, if you're curious to try The White Rabbit, make sure you find out the secret password, as it changes monthly, and get in there! Cheers!

Super fun vibe. Drinks were great and our service was quick. Fun little spot to grab a few quick drinks before heading out in downtown Gilbert

WIth a reservation we waited and then had poor service. Tried their other bar only to find I'm Not a fan of either one. There must be a lot of people looking for speakeasy places that keep stumbling in to keep this place open. With so many better choices, I will not be returning.

Loved this bar. They had some great drinks and happy hour is 5pm-7pm. Try their website and sign up for their emailing list to be able to get their monthly password. They ask you for it at the door which really adds to the mystery and experience! You also have to go through a fun hallway and small puzzle to enter the bar so it's super neat. The staff was very friendly and the drinks and food were stellar. Can't wait to go back.

Took myself for a night out. Saw the White Rabbit on social media is always intrigued. So decided to book a table and went to check it out. The entrance is a bit hidden, definitely contributes to the feeling of exclusivity and mystery. Finding the entrance downstairs is not super hard since they did put out an A frame to show where it is. The bouncer at the door actually do ask for the password of the month, so make sure you look that up before going. Upon entering there whole decor definitely has the prohibition era vibe. The place is dark, and has WiFi since there is no service down there. They have unique drinks (including mocktails that I tried). Their humus and flatbreads are surprising good. The service is also fast, at least when I was there. Definitely a unique experience. Try it once if you haven't been!

Being a big fan of Jefferson Airplane, anything "White Rabbit" has me hooked! I would have loved for it to be a bit more "White Rabbit" focused but what they do have is nice! It's the true definition of a speakeasy complete with the "secret" entrance door and code. The decor is all about the apothecary, shelves of bottles and concoctions line the walls along with the spicy aromas filling the room. We arrived early in the evening with only a few guests spread out so it was super quiet. Our server was either over attentive or nowhere to be found but he was super friendly and very knowledgeable of the drinks menu. Speakeasy cocktails tend be unique and complicated so having someone that knows the menu is important! We each had two cocktails and shared a couple snacks. The Bavarian Pretzel is $12 and it's just 3 small pretzel sticks and a honey mustard sauce. We didn't get the beer cheese and unfortunately after it was delivered it was one of those times our server was MIA! The Prosciutto Flatbread is $14 and it wasn't quite up to the level we expected. We'll definitely return for the cocktails though, they were top notch!

After dinner, my friends and I stopped here for a drink. I've been in a few times before but it was their first time in. We didn't have a reservation but luckily they had some openings. The guy at the top of the stairs was nice. He took my name down, we gave him the password to enter and then he let us proceed downstairs. At the bottom, there was another guy who let us in about a min or two later. We were seated as soon as we walked in. We got our orders in pretty quick and didn't wait long until our drinks arrived. Our orders: Hoist The Colours $16 Springtime's Grasp $16 Cursed Spirit $18 My drink, Hoist The Colours, was delicious! Tropical and creamy. It was rum with lemon, pineapple, coconut, cinnamon and egg. My friend's Springtime's Grasp was also good. Cursed Spirit is pretty much an old fashioned if you like those. The place is nice and different. You get speakeasy vibes here. The decor is old-timey. The place was pretty packed. I don't remember any music on but you can definitely hear the music coming from Parlour Room next door. We were still able to hear each other talk though. I would come back and try the ube dessert drink next time

A group of us were able to make a reservation to come check out this speakeasy in Gilbert. The White Rabbit is a hidden cocktail lounge located in the basement of the Heritage Court Building. The staircase is on a side street with only a red light to light your way. If you sign up for their emails, they will email you with the latest password to enter. Reservations are required and can be made on OpenTable. The door into the White Rabbit is located at the end of the narrow hallway and is disguised as a bookshelf with a door knob in the shape of a rabbit. The White Rabbit speakeasy has a fun vibrant atmosphere to it. They dim the lights and the walls are adorned with old black and white photos. There are blue tufted couches in the main area. Maximum time for seating is two hours during peak hours. White Rabbit lists their rules of etiquette on a sign outside the lounge and on their website. The menu has a wide range of cocktails on it that includes both classic and signature cocktails. I am a bourbon or mezcal drinker and ordered a Whirligig to drink. We had a fun time soaking in the ambiance of this place over good conversation. The White Rabbit has been a fun addition to Downtown Gilbert and is a nice throwback to the days of prohibition.

Found this place on Yelp and wanted to take some friends. Read the Questions and it said in multiple places that (a) busy times are after 9pm and that (b) no reservations allowed. Both answers looking like they came from someone associated with the business. As this business seems claimed on Yelp it seems imperative that the information here is accurate. However, neither item was true. I arrived at 820 and there was a wait. At least three groups went in prior to my group, some of which arrived after us. In overhearing they were taking reservations too. I have since went back into the comments sections and flagged the answers as false and hopefully Yelp will remove those comments so everyone has the correct information (FAQ on their site says yes to reservations) With that said, I never made it inside. So I cannot rank on that. My rating is simply based on the information that the business either put out themselves or has failed to clean up on Yelp). Also, there are two sets of green stairs. The one on the inside of the building is not the one. The stairs you want is on the south face of the building.

I have been living in downtown Gilbert for almost a year and a half now and recently just visited the White Rabbit for some after birthday dinner drinks. I have heard people rave about this place for years and was eager to finally give it a try. If you go here on a weekend, I would recommend making a reservation as it tends to fill up very quickly. It's a speakeasy so space is limited. I loved the entrance to this place. When you walk down the hallway to the bookshelf door, there are little bottles and tinctures of "medicine". When you finally figure out the door, the speakeasy itself resembles a true 1920s speakeasy. I loved the decor and the servers were in costume as well. The drinks were decent, tons of specialty drinks to choose from. It must really be hard to be a bartender here because there are a ton of drinks with complex ingredients. I loved that because it resembles a true speakeasy. Can't wait to visit the White Rabbit again!

Awesome little speak easy. Vegas vibes. Expect pricey drinks. Also strong drinks. I would come back for a cute date night.

Not sure if I like this place or not.. the atmosphere is on the louder side, not a fan of that.. basically yelling at the waiter && the people your with to have a conversation, seating is close another group or couple that sits next to you. Was too loud for my opinion for a speak easy bar. Drinks were yummy. Do recommend making a reservation ahead of time. Decor &' entrance to bar is cute, giving vintage vibes.

Been here a few times and it's always amazing, if you're looking to show some out of town friends a cool spot or looking for a night cap on date night this is my go to spot!

Last I was here was 2 years ago and this experience was also just as great as last. I like the entrance and the concept of the speakeasy. The design feels like a secret apothecary and thought it was so fun and unique. Caution, the drinks are quite strong. My 2nd drink, I opted for Ubae bae which was considered a dessert cocktail and thought it was genius and enjoyed this then most. Our server was great and was diligent to our needs. I would return and I am interested in trying their events like their New Year party.

Great atmosphere. Always a place to take out of town visitors. I have been here 5 or 6 times and still look forward to the next

Real speakez vibes, hidden gem. The interior is beautiful and has that old bar vibe- dimly lit, underground, beautifully decorated. The drinks are really unique with some very novel combinations I would not find anywhere else. Drinks are strong and great vibes. They seat you, check up on you, and are so nice. Did have to wait but my fiance said she's gone before at obscure times with family and it was empty. Get the passcode beforehand & maybe a rez : ).

Really cute speakeasy. Our drinks are were delicious and service was good. Charcuterie board wasn't bad but the salami we received was awful and expired. Didn't mention it but definitely couldn't be eaten. Would recommend this place just for the vibes alone.

Really cool speakeasy in downtown Gilbert!! I recommend reservations, even on a Wednesday. There was live music, the singer was wonderful! They're short staffed but friendly and did a great job despite that. We got some flatbreads with our order and they were good, nothing special but something to eat! The drinks were creative and fun, definitely the highlight. The decorations and the vibe are the coolest part. Definitely a cool and exclusive experience. You need a password to get in! Sign up on the newsletter or go on their website.

(Kudos to Brooke and Joey) Last night we had a big birthday celebration at White Rabbit. We had more people show up than expected. Eventhough the place was super packed, Brooke and Joey helped us make things work out and we had an excellent time. They worked behind the scenes to make our experience very enjoyable and my husband had a great birthday. Please remember everyone, speakeasies have a time frame to follow and you have to make a reservation and show up on time. White Rabbit, thank you for going out of your way to make my husband's birthday great!

One of my favorite speakeasy bars to flirt with my fiance. The drinks are meticulously made, the flatbreads are a perfect pair to your drink, and the ambiance is phenomenal! I want to decorate my house like this!

We absolutely love the White Rabbit! The atmosphere is beautiful and very well thought out. The staff is always friendly and helpful. The drinks are also always amazing! Highly recommend giving them a try!

I have to say this might be my new favorite speakeasy bar in the valley The drinks and the food were perfect and the stuff was very friendly and knowledgeable of the menu (when asked about a particular item). Another added benefit the parking was right behind the building and it was free to park.

The atmosphere is very speak easy top notch too cool for you vibe, we absolutely love it. There's also a side of we wanna act ratchhhhish. (We didn't make it over there bc we feel old). Michael (as pictured) was super cool, great recommendations and just a chill dudeee

The drinks here are good and the service is pretty fast considering how busy it can get. The place is loud, so expect to raise your voice some to be heard.

This place is super cool and fun to try. I don't think I'd ever need to go again as their fancy drinks are super costly but they are fun and the experience of sneaking into a speakeasy is pretty entertaining. The service was meh but we had a great time. It is louder than I expected but it was still super fun.

If you're looking for a Vegas speakeasy experience in AZ - The White Rabbit is the call. The dark, sultry environment is complimented by a robust assortment of fine spirits and unique cocktails. If you're looking for a more club-like vibe - you'll find that through some velvet curtains called The Parlor Room. A fantastic tandem to end your evening... or start your afterparty. This is a discovery worth experiencing if you're in the Gilbert area.

This is far by the best SPEAKEASY I have visited. Been here 3 times now over the past 8 months, but, the ambience is LIT, it is elegant, classy, sophistiqué, old money vibes. To feel a part of it, you got to dress the part... The vintage decor, dim lighting, the drinks overall offers a uniqueness which is very rare to find in todays era... You are allowed inside, with a password and once in, you are almost transported to a different era of cigars and exquisite tastes of liquor.. The service is friendly.. the drinks - afforable. 'I took my folks there when they were visiting and what an experience it was for them as well..! Very rare find in AZ and one of the best...! Do visit it and make sure to take friends along who are from out of state!!

This place is one of our favorite speakeasies in the valley! It was fun to have to walk downstairs and go pass by the security at first, then with the password you'd be able to enter the door. We googled the password right in front of the security person's face when we visited here for the first time. After that, we had to find the door handle to get into the speakeasy, which was not too hard to notice. The drinks here were really good and the bartenders were professionals too. We sat both at the bar and at the tables. My partner and I usually prefer to sit at the bar because we can watch how the bartenders do their magic. We also like to ask questions to the bartenders so we learn more about mixology. If you exit from the back door, you will see another club/bar next to this place (they might be sharing bathrooms, not 100% sure). I suppose this club is a separate place but it looks fun if you are looking for a round 2 place to keep the party going.

worst experience ever- went for the first time and wow , the staff is not kind. to be specific- the host at the door is just overwhelmed or has to much going on in her miserable life because she treats people so poorly- never going back. party of 10 and we were all so disappointed in our experience. please talk to kenna m, she needs proper training

We had never been there before. We took friends from out of town. We dressed up in pearls and feather boas and 20's style garb. The drinks were excellent as were the charcuterie boards and flat bread pizzas. The decor was authentic looking. Even the bathrooms were cool looking. We will return with future guests.

A great speakeasy! In order to get in you have to use the password which changes monthly. The ambiance is very true to the speakeasy vibe. The drinks are creative, strong, and delicious. I didn't get a chance to try their food but the snacks looked good. There also is a "club" bar that you have to walk through to leave. Good music and people watching. If you're in the area just go! :)

Perfect for a date night! A little pricey but you pay for the atmosphere. Great service and tasty drinks!

Very crappy service. The host should honestly be in the kitchen or somewhere not customer facing, because she was plain rude. Had a reservation that they were already slow on, took them an additional 15 mins, and she's in her high horse saying we have to get our IDs checked again if we ever walked out the door and come back. Because our age changes apparently. Ambiance is bad when the hosts are staring at you with daggers and killing the vibe. I wouldn't recommend this place. Go to Clever Koi if you like good cocktails, I've been here without reservation, and it's mediocre.

Really cool lil speakeasy with nice drinks & attentive staff. Definitely check it out if you're nearby.