6 Places To Relive The Prohibition Days In NYC

Milk & Honey

If you haven’t heard of Milk & Honey by now, you clearly have not done your research. If you haven’t gotten into Milk & Honey, we don’t blame you. Milk & Honey is the epitome of speakeasy as you need a reservation to get a table and only can walk in if there is a cancellation (which does not happen often) and to get a reservation you must email the reservationist at reservationsny@mlkhny.com (the largest party that can be accommodated would be of 5 people). Once you are confirmed head on over to Eldridge St. and look for a door with “M & H” on it and ring the buzzer. Once inside you will be transported to a place that you didn’t think could exist past 1930. What is even better is that the cocktails are all made by some of the best bartenders in the city. Oh and for a signature drink, we’d love to recommend one to you but sadly there is no menu. Just tell the waitress what you’re in the mood for and the bartender will bring you what will probably be one of the best drinks you have ever had.

Milk & Honey, 134 Eldridge Street

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