Thick as Thieves

“Double sweet experience! Great atmosphere good tasting cocktails, very interesting concept. Something things to know. Go through the black door come up the stairs pick up the phone dial 102, and rest is mystery and history!”

“What a cool place! It took me a few minutes to find the "nondiscript" entry door! I made a reservation on Resy for a Sunday night libation or two. It was quiet when I went, but you can expect a wait on a Friday or Saturday. Great, friendly, and knowledgeable staff! Cool "hidden" drinks on their menu. On a scale of 1 to 10...I'd give it a 15! My plan was to eat elsewhere after a beverage or two...they have a couple of items to nibble on but nothing really for a "meal." I'll definitely be back the next time I'm in town!”

“Can't say enough about how great this speakeasy is! We didn't have reservations on a Saturday night but was able to be sat at the bar. Will definitely reserve a table next time. The drinks were amazing and the Pan Dan Old Fashioned is phenomenal! So unique and delicious! Highly recommend! Solid snacks and fun drinks, atmosphere is a real speakeasy. Intimate, dark and sexy. We will definitely be back!”

“I first discovered this hidden gem with a friend on Halloween 2 years ago. The outer bars staff (Bar Please) informed us of it being just down their hallway. Once we get entry we were taken back by how much more was in this building. The low lighting and tapestry for the walls was beautiful. The bars design and trimming was very elegant. The menu selection was very nice and diverse with hidden things throughout the pages. They have some nice snack items available that were very nice to share with some friends and family. I also took my mother here; I felt she would have a kick out of it for her birthday.”

“This place doesn’t announce itself with volume — it draws you in with atmosphere. Low light, close tables, a kind of intentional intimacy that immediately signals: slow down, you’re not rushing this. The space feels curated but not stiff. Brick, shadows, soft edges. Conversations stay close to the table, like secrets you’re allowed to overhear but not interrupt. It’s the kind of place where even ordering feels deliberate — you actually want to think about what you’re drinking. Cocktails are the heartbeat here. Balanced, expressive, quietly bold. Not sweet for applause, not complicated for ego. Each one feels like someone cared deeply before letting it leave the bar. You take a sip, pause, take another — not because you’re impressed, but because your brain wants to figure it out. Food plays a supporting role in the best way. Small plates meant for sharing, drifting, tasting. Nothing dominates. Everything contributes. Thick as Thieves isn’t loud fun or easy comfort. It’s mood. Intention. A night that doesn’t escalate — it deepens. And that makes it memorable in a way that sneaks up on you later, when you suddenly want to go back without quite knowing why.”