This speakeasy and supper club is hidden on the seventh floor behind a bookshelf that doubles as a secret passage. Decor is old-style—lots of retro bric-a-brac, hardwood floors and exposed brick. There are also two private rooms decorated with pictures of famed gangsters. Offerings are true to the theme: generously poured prohibition-era drinks with a contemporary twist and old-school eats like chicken Oscar and iceberg wedge salads.