The Entrance to the Underground Speakeasy

The prohibition era of the 1920s was known for its prolific speakeasy bars. Duck into the 20 best hidden speakeasy bars in Los Angeles.

Sometimes you just want to get away from the city and dive in to the nearest barstool. These underground bars are the place to do just that.

You will need a passcode to enter this underground speakeasy in Florida. But, it might not be as difficult to get as you would think.

Drink in a cocktail of 80s nostalgia as your favorite shot — The Woo Woo — returns in the form of New York's newest underground speakeasy.

Turn your basement into a hidden speakeasy-style bar with a vintage vibe, cozy seating, and soft lighting. It’s a unique finished basement idea perfect for hosting and adding a touch of mystery. Tap here for tips on creating your own speakeasy.

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Drinking didn't stop in the United States from 1920 to 1933 — it just went underground. Author Daniel Okrent discusses the lasting cultural and political impact of Prohibition in his book, Last Call.