Speakeasy / cocktail bar hidden behind a little barber shop on Yongjia Lu. It's really a house, so this place is huge for a speakeasy, with three big rooms and a large backyard. The vibe inside is more 1930s and tiki than barber shop, and there's a lot of attention to detail. Even the locks in the backroom and the staff aprons display careful consideration. Drinks are expensive (cocktails start around 80rmb, Brooklyn Ale is 55rmb), but generally solid. Several of the signature cocktails are fruity and geared toward local women (e.g. the Justin Bieber), but they can definitely make a smoky grandpa drink if you ask. Service is pleasant. Thankfully, the inside is non-smoking, though you can smoke in the backyard. Music is mostly 1930s swing and jazz, but the occasional Top40 anachronism does pop up. Definitely a good spot for a date, or if you've got someone in from out of town. The prices are a bit too high to make this a regular neighborhood bar once the gimmick wears off though.