Where to Find Hidden Bars and Speakeasies in Detroit #DetroitFood

The interior of the Aladdin Sane on the lower level of the Book Tower. | Olsovsky Williams

A subterranean Japanese cocktail bar, Prohibition-era watering holes, and clandestine back alley spots

Not all swanky bars are speakeasies, and not all true historic speakeasies are swanky. Detroit is lucky enough to have a wide range of hidden, historic, and otherwise memorable Prohibition-era bars — as well as a number of clandestine spaces that also evoke the vibe. That only makes sense, as Detroit was a hotbed of activity during Prohibition a century ago, supplying up to 75 percent of the country’s booze from 1920 to 1933. Cozy up to the bar at any one of these magical places and find inspiration behind clever cocktails, hidden entrances and historic bars.

from Eater Detroit - All