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    Mata Hari's

    3.5 (120 reviews)

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    MATA HARI'S ATMOSPHERE

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    Moderate noise
    Good for groups

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    Sparkling Lavender and a Pink Lady
    Michael M.

    Update : 12/02/2023 : Back in Savannah for a weekend and decided we'd give Mata Hari's a second chance, to maybe redeem themselves... Got a ticket for the earlier of 2 burlesque shows scheduled for the night. Our bartender was up to the task tonight, which was good because the place filled up pretty quick. But... this time the venue itself got the demerit as we waited, and waited, and waited, until they finally announced that due to technical difficulties, the burlesque was cancelled for the evening. Sigh... There probably won't be another chance...

    Make sure you get the code to enter!
    Malcolm H.

    This was my second time coming here, and both times were a blast. It can be kind of tricky to get in as you need a code from one of the local hotels, or one time i visited one of my friends had a skeleton key that gained us all access. Can also be hard to find, but that is kind of the whole thing behind speakeasy's. Once you enter the decor is very fitting and the bartenders are also dressed to the part. If you come at the right time you can catch a burlesque show in a secret room. I went both times I've been and have yet to be disappointed .

    Mster M.

    I think we were the first ones in. They were welcoming in. It has a cool vibe , the 70's music playing didn't really go with it . The Bartender 's were engaging and they made exceptional strong drinks!! We went to the burlesque show . My advice is, don't go save your money. They have vip seating with a table , and only sits a little closer. Don't waste your money . They did 6 different dances . They were fun . They don't show any nudity, not even a flash . I'm not sure why not . Since it is a burlesque show . The host was flat not funny. He tells a story of his whiskey dick . He can't get it up. So he can eat out a woman for an hour. And then he tells the audience you get pills at the local store for $3.95. Then he did a name that tune contest between two women. One woman clearly was winning , but he gets another one to play against her , and then another one . He finally awarded her two free drinks. I think he was stretching it for time.

    Alleyway and stairs that lead to the hidden door.
    Jisha M.

    A speak easy vibe, hidden in downtown Savannah. The first challenge is finding it! It's up the stairs in between an alley. There is a nondescript door with a sign instructing you to flip the switch. The second challenge is knowing the password which changes on a weekly basis. You could purchase a key once inside, or call the concierges in the local area for the password. We also caught the burlesque show by the Downtown Delilah's, $35 per person, which also included a quasi comedy show. The entrance for the show was through a cabinet which opened to the stage. Show was ok, as well the comedy routine by the MC. Dress code was lax and the drinks were a bit overpriced for the quality.

    a dimly lit dining room
    Cherry Mae B.

    Perfect spot to enjoy a cocktail and good music! We were looking for a place to enjoy a drink and have a seat and this was just perfect. They have good drink selections and the staff were awesome. The ambiance of the place was nice as well. I would definitely recommend this place for anyone looking for a cute little hidden bar. Make sure to find the password before coming!

    Nicole K.

    Hidden speakeasy bar that also has a burlesque show behind a closet door. The drinks weren't that great but would be a great date spot or a place to go out with your friends!

    My bff in front of the stage.
    Nancy J.

    The absolute best kept secret of Savannah. You will suffer to get a drink, but the visual spectacle of the show is Moulin Rouge worthy. You may ask what is the show. Well, let me tell you about the center boudoir. It may mask as an armoire, but it is the priceless entrance to the best show in Savannah. Strip clubs, nah. Bars, nah. Pay to see this, it is exactly where it's at. Everyone prays to be something, but these women are stars and it is done with such sexiness and class I don't even have the words.

    Downtown Delilahs
    Amanda T.

    Mata Hari is a sexy hidden speakeasy located in Savannah's Historic District. You need a password to get in, which changes frequently. (Visit a hotel nearby for password assistance) The next challenge is finding the unmarked door in a dimly lit alley way. Once inside, you feel transported to the 1920s with live music and a delicious cocktail menu. But what makes Mata Hari so sexy? Well, behind a secret wardbrobe closet is the entrance to a hidden backroom for a modern burlesque caberet! No photography or filming was allowed during the show, but I would definitely recommend purchasing tickets to watch The Downtown Delilahs perform.

    It's a hidden speakeasy I feel like I am from the past once you step in.
    Brooke P.

    The drinks were unique and the decorations are on key! The show was a little pricey but cool how their is a hidden door.

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    What a fantastic night! I absolutely loved the ambiance. We had a great time. Staff was very pleasant. The doorman was great and hilarious.

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    It was a cool environment and the drinks were good. The doorman asked for a tip as we were leaving that was the only negative

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    Such a cool place to check out. I loved the ambiance of the place, the drinks were good, and there wasn't one song played that I didn't like

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