The password this week is “elephant ears”. It’s a term from the 1920’s referring to “a police officer”. Reserve a…
The password this week is “crushed out”. It’s a term from the 1920’s meaning “to escape (usually from jail)”. Reserve…
The password this week is “torpedo”. It’s a term from the 1920’s referring to “a hired thug or hitman”. Reserve…
We are closed this evening due to the inclement weather. Everyone stay safe out there and we’ll be back to…
The password this week is “punch the bag”. It’s a term from the 1920’s meaning “to engage in small talk”.…
The password this week is “whoopee”. It’s a term from the 1920’s meaning “to have a good time”. Reserve a…
The password this week is “don’t take any wooden nickles”. It’s a term from the 1920’s meaning “don’t do anything…
The password this week is “stutter bus”. It’s a term from the 1920’s referring to “a truck”. Reserve a table…
The password this week is “now you’re on the trolley”. It’s a term from the 1920’s meaning “now you’ve got…
The password this week is “jag juice”. It’s a term from the 1920’s referring to “hard liquor”. Reserve a table…
We are closed today for the holiday so that all of our staff can spend time with family. We will…
The password this week is “glad rags”. It’s a term from the 1920’s referring to “one’s best and fanciest clothing”.…
The password this week is “cake eater”. It’s a term from the 1920’s referring to “a ladies man”. Reserve a…
The password this week is “brown plaid”. It’s a bootlegger’s term from the 1920’s referring to “scotch”. Reserve a table…
We will be closed to the public this evening for a private book signing! We apologize for any inconvenience, but…
The password this week is “gin mill”. It’s a term from the 1920’s referring to “a cheap speakeasy”. Reserve a…
The password this week is “bump gums”. It’s a term from the 1920’s meaning “to talk about nothing worthwhile”. Reserve…
The password this week is “lousy with marbles”. It’s a term from the 1920’s meaning “to have a lot of…
The password this week is “ragamuffin”. It’s a term from the 1920’s referring to “a ragged, or disreputable person”. Reserve…
The password this week is “on the lam”. It’s a term from the 1920’s meaning “fleeing from the police”. Reserve…