Step through secret doors, phone booths, and unmarked alleys to discover Boston’s coolest hidden bars. These speakeasies serve craft cocktails, moody vibes, and total main character energy.
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Hidden behind an alley door with creative cocktails and laid-back vibes.
backbar | Craft Cocktails | Union Square Somerville
Find the secret door in Bar Fellini and place your paper into the drawer. Once the doors open for you, tell them the password.
Bar Fellini
Classic speakeasy tucked behind a velvet curtain with Gatsby-level energy.
Carrie Nation Restaurant and Cocktail Club
Intimate, potion-style speakeasy with mystical energy and theatrical presentation.
Hecate
Accessed via password and a hidden door — cozy, classy, and full of surprises.
Next Door: Hidden Speakeasy Lounge & Bar in East Boston
Lowkey luxe, with high-end cocktails in an unmarked spot behind Troquet.
OFFSUIT
Hidden behind a door in a vintage supper club — cocktails and glam.
Library Bar / Library | Yvonne's | New American Restaurant & Supper Club
boasts a creative menu of 12 flavorful drinks and bites to snack on that blew us away!
Libations — The Hidden Door
Disguised behind an actual wig shop — bougie and brilliant.
Wig Shop Lounge | Cocktail Bar
ark, swanky lounge feel with a rotating kitchen concept and inventive drinks.
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Burger joint in the front, secret steakhouse + whiskey bar in the back.
jm Curley / Bogie's Place
During certain nights, their “hidden tequila bar” pops off upstairs.
Felipe's Mexican Taqueria
Crafted cocktails influenced by tradition and destination, each with a story of its own
Blind Duck - Raffles Boston
suggest a reservation in The Rose Room
Prima Boston Italian Steakhouse
margaritas are amazing
Lolita Cocina & Tequila Bar
Dungeon Master has a whole slew of new drinks
Craft Cocktails — Parla North End
It’s hidden away in the back of sibling spot the Red Fox, a subterranean Italian restaurant that also happens to be one of the hottest reservations in town right now.
Extra Dirty Cocktail Club
speakeasy bar in Back Bay located in a former Boston police station. Head down the walkway to the right of Dillon’s and go downstairs to find D16. The ambiance inside is moody and trendy.
