Dinner & live music roaring twenties speakeasy dinner for 10 baby!!!!!

pull out your best roaring twenties costume for this dinner and show in one of the most awesome speak easy I've discovered locally.

there is a two item minimum drink or food for the restaurant. the entertainment will be $10. and that is paid for before the show so if you don't want to stay in the restaurant for the rockabilly band then you don't have to pay the $10. you are welcome to go downstairs to the bar if you like. they also do not do separate checks so please bring cash or the ability to send money with zelle.

this place has incredible food and even more incredible drinks. website below to see what they have on the menu. I have always found it to be beneficial to ask for a new recommendation here and you may discover a new drink that you like. I was only able to reserve a table for 10 as this place fills up on weekends. so if you need to cancel please do so within 48 hours so anyone on a wait list will be able to attend. of course your drinks and meals are on your own. my plan is to have a wonderful evening, in an intimate setting, at a unique venue whilst getting to know some new people. you know... mixing and mingling!!!! bring it on baby! at any time you're also welcome to head downstairs to the Louis Armstrong bar, also call the copper and bronze bar. just imagine how impressed they will be when you walk in there with your roaring twenties costume.

www clubarcada.com

CLUB ARCADA is one of the most exclusive entertainment experiences in the Midwest, re-living the glory days of The Roaring Twenties in Chicago! It is located on the third floor of the historic Arcada Theatre.

Guests begin the evening by entering through a secret door located in the library next to a 1920s shoeshine stand. On your left will be the Prohibition Lounge, a quiet “getaway” from the party. Then you will see Louis Armstrong’s Speakeasy Bar, a copper and bronze room flanked by a 48-star flag from the 1933 World’s Fair in Chicago, a 125 year-old cash register and 100 year old beer taps. Over fifty bourbons, bathtub gin and deliciously creative concoctions are available. Continue walking, on your right is Charlie Chaplin Room, where you will see a five-foot 1908 shutter camera and original spotlights and stage lights from 1926-era Arcada Theatre. Adding to the experience in that room is classic Chaplin film posters and photos with his historic black and white films projected directly onto the wall. Then you will enter the “Fred & Ginger” Room, the main showroom, breathtaking and intimate, with a professional dance floor, muraled walls, an exquisite thousand-crystal chandelier and priceless antiques. In the showroom is the stage where some of the finest entertainers in the world perform for an intimate audience.