This week’s password is “dip the bill .” It’s a phrase from the 1920s meaning “to have a drink.” Reserve…
This week’s password is “flaming youth.” It’s a phrase from the 1920s referring to “a male counterpart to a flapper.”…
This week’s password is “drugstore cowboy.” It’s a phrase from the 1920s referring to “a well-dressed man who loiters.” Reserve…
This week’s password is “elephant ears.” It’s a phrase from the 1920s referring to “police officers.” Reserve a table now…
We will be closed today for the holiday. We will open back up again on Tuesday at 4 pm. We…
This week’s password is “crushed out.” It’s a phrase from the 1920s meaning “to escape from jail.” Reserve a table…
We will be closed tonight and tomorrow for the holiday. We will open back up again on Tuesday at 4…
This week’s password is “torpedo.” It’s a phrase from the 1920s meaning “a hired thug or hitman.” Reserve a table…
This week’s password is “punch the bag.” It’s a phrase from the 1920s meaning “small talk.” Reserve a table now…
This week’s password is “whoopee.” It’s a phrase from the 1920s meaning “to have a good time.” Reserve a table…
This week’s password is “don’t take any wooden nickels.” It’s a phrase from the 1920s meaning “don’t do anything stupid.”…
This week’s password is “stutter bus.” It’s a phrase from the 1920s used to refer to “a truck.” Reserve a…
This week’s password is “now you’re on the trolley.” It’s a phrase from the 1920s meaning “now you get it,…
This week’s password is “jag juice.” It’s a phrase from the 1920s used to refer to “hard liquor.” Reserve a…
This week’s password is “glad rags.” It’s a phrase from the 1920s used by bootleggers to refer to “one’s best…
This week’s password is “cake eater.” It’s a phrase from the 1920s used by bootleggers to refer to “a ladies…
This week’s password is “brown plaid.” It’s a phrase from the 1920s used by bootleggers to refer to “scotch.” Reserve…
This week’s password is “gin mill.” It’s a phrase from the 1920s meaning “a cheap speakeasy.” Reserve a table now…
This week’s password is “bump gums.” It’s a phrase from the 1920s meaning “to talk about nothing worthwhile.” Reserve a…
This week’s password is “lousy with marbles.” It’s a phrase from the 1920s meaning “to have a lot of pearls.”…