
Jerry Thomas Speakeasy, located at Vicolo Cellini 30 near Campo de' Fiori in Rome, operates as an homage to Prohibition-era drinking establishments and honors the 19th-century American bartender Jerry Thomas. Opened in 2010 by Leonardo Leuci, the speakeasy-themed bar features hipster bartenders skilled in American cocktail classics including Manhattans, Sazeracs, and Old-Fashioneds, served in a smoky lounge atmosphere. The venue enforces distinctive rules reflective of its historical concept, including a membership requirement and daily-changing password for entry, while notably banning vodka from the premises. Recognized by The World's 50 Best Bars, Jerry Thomas Speakeasy combines authentic Prohibition-era ambiance with sophisticated cocktail craftsmanship, creating an immersive experience for spirits enthusiasts seeking authentic mixology and distinctive character.