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1. #HIDDEN BAR LAS VEGAS MOVIE#
2. #HIDDEN BAR LAS VEGAS FULL#
3. #HIDDEN BAR LAS VEGAS FREE#
4. #HIDDEN BAR LAS VEGAS WINDOWS#

The Hollywood theme continues throughout, including a dessert menu titled Credits and a gilded steak. It is a setting fit for a Los Angeles, New York, London or Las Vegas hotspot. Walk past the counter and a concessions area-where you can actually buy popcorn-and through a heavy stage curtain to find the restaurant. It is inspired by restaurateur James McGhee’s affinity for movies.

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They say hospitality is performance art, which makes Juliet’s movie box office front so fitting. Who doesn’t love a little moustache with their pamplemousse liquor? Julietĥ857 Westheimer Road The faux movie theater entrance, including the box office, to Juliet belies the chic restaurant inside. The 225-square-foot escape is a place “to get weird.” You’ll find off-menu tropical cocktails, specialty shots, and a rather revealing photo of Burt Reynolds in the Magnum Room. Deep inside of the adult wonderland of old school games, retro booth seating, and a dance floor - and beyond the bathrooms - you’ll find the entrance to the Magnum Room. But it does have one little secret of its own. HandleBar is hardly-hidden on Washington Avenue, Houston’s most popular and vibrant nightlife area. Would a secret garden by any other entrance smell just as sweet? HandleBarĥ219 Washington Avenue A peek into HandleBar’s Burt Reynolds-adorned Magnum Room. If you’re looking to sneak into the garden after hours, forgo Travis Street to find the gated back entrance located on the Main Street side of the block. This Secret Garden of libations adorned by leafy trees and flowers is a sweet little outdoor space, wedged by the food hall, Aris high-rise and Main Street. (Courtesy of the back doors of downtown’s Bravery Chef Hall, you’ll find a courtyard with a glass greenhouse serving coffee and cocktails.

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Secret Garden at Bravery Chef HallĤ09 Travis Steet Bravery Chef Hall’s Secret Garden in full bloom.

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Captain Foxheart’s is a cozy, old fashioned, pretension free space with authentic cocktails, knowledgeable bartenders and a patio with downtown views. Enter the left one and you will arrive at your destination. Through Aghai’s doorway and up a steep flight of red carpeted stairs await two doors. That is until a man standing outside of the door to Ira Aghai’s attorney at law practice sees your confusion and asks “You looking for bad news?” Say yes. Making your way downtown, you might find yourself staring at the maps on your phone, wondering where in the capital F that Captain Foxheart’s is. (Courtesy of Captain Foxheart’s Bad News Bar & Spirit Lodge) Marfreless also hosts trivia nights on Monday, calling all “ non-conformists, intellectuals, and couples.” Captain Foxheart’s Bad News Bar & Spirit Lodgeģ08 Main Street Bulletin of Bad News specials and old-school items. It all sets the tone for an intimate hidden lounge. Behind a blue door marked only by a simple black placard that displays the business hours, happy hours and a “PROPER DRESS REQUIRED”decree, you will find cocktails, old school music and couches by candlelight. Rumor has it that clandestine dreams live on the second story of Marfreless, the city’s historical, hidden away makeout spot. Marfreless River Oaks LoungeĢ006 Peden Street Infamous unmarked blue door to Houston landmark bar, Marfreless. This mellow neighborhood tiki bar in The Heights specializes in everything rum, served and topped with imaginative ornamentation.įeeling more in the mood for a staycation? Lei Low also offers tropical cocktails to go.

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Looking to lay low with a pina colada? Find the Aloha mural and the neon RUM sign above the blacked-out windows on Main Street and enter Lei Low, a vibrant, Polynesian paradise. These are some of the best kept secret bars in Houston, full of Roaring Twenties speakeasy ambience: Lei Low Rum & Tiki BarĦ412 N Main Street Lei Low Rum & Tiki Bar is a secret Houston bar. Now, they simply offer an amusing, clandestine night out to release your inhibitions. Speakeasies and secret bars once offered illicit escapes from Prohibition.

Yet the throwback vibe and classy cocktails still flow. Some of these Houston speakeasies are hidden beyond secret passageways, unmarked doors or another business, requiring a little ingenuity and knowhow to access. Nearly a hundred years on, the trend is being embraced once again in Houston. The secret bar or speakeasy was born - an illicit bar, lounge, nightclub, or liquor store typically fronted by a legal business. Between 19, the United States enforced a ban against the production, importation, transportation and sale of alcoholic beverages: a time period known as the Prohibition Era. This ban only challenged certain American rebels and rulebreakers to get creative.