The Back Room is a historic Prohibition-era speakeasy at 102 Norfolk Street that has operated continuously since the 1920s, once serving theater personalities and figures like Bugsy Siegel. The venue's concealed entrance reads "Lower East Side Toy Company" and cocktails are traditionally served in teacups, honoring speakeasy traditions. Low lighting and vintage decor create an intimate, theatrical setting where guests experience live music programming nightly, including eclectic DJ sets and jazz performances that complement the bar's nostalgic atmosphere.
