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    Room 56

    4.4 (232 reviews)
    PriceySpeakeasies
    Open 6:00 pm - 11:00 PM
    Updated 2 weeks ago

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    Intimate
    Upscale

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    Ruby slippers
    Jonathan Z.

    Been a few times but it's been a while and Henry, Amy, and Ben made us feel right at home again. This is one of our fave speakeasies because it really gives a speakeasy vibe-won't give away too much in case you've not been. But also easily bookable through OpenTable (we booked a 7pm slot about 30 minutes before). Two drink minimum with classics at $20 and specialties at $22. A few light bites but def better to just have drinks here and eat nearby. Also love the conversation cards they put on the table as an activity. All in all a solid spot and a fun spot for date night or a girls/boys night out.

    Nicole E.

    Room 56 is located within the Moxy in downtown SD on the second floor. You pick up the red book and the hostess will be with you shortly. Once she opens the door you take a tight staircase down to the parlor room 56. Very intimate and holds true to a speakeasy feel. We were given complimentary champagne upon seating and a deck of cards that had questions on them. It really made great conversation while enjoying your drinks! The drinks were a hit or miss for myself. I think because the bartenders base the menu on their take of drinks aka also opposite of what the standard might be for that cocktail. However, I did enjoy the creativity and effort put into the cocktails. It made a great date night. Heads up reservations are required for the most part.

    Love the conversation cards they brought to the table!
    Jennifer C.

    Such a hidden gem! This was a perfect spot for a quiet date night in San Diego. Service here was top-notch, and they had a great variety of drinks on the menu depending on which spirit you prefer. They also have some small bites to eat as well. I loved how they provided conversation cards during your visit!!! Cocktails were also super high quality. Don't forget to make a reservation!!!!

    Keep Calm and Curry On
    Jonathan B.

    Setting/Service: I won't spoil the fun of arriving, but once inside the seating area feels relaxed and intimate. The staff is truly excellent, very friendly and helpful. You can tell they like working there and make you feel welcomed. Drinks: Superb. Some of the best cocktails I've had anywhere, and a standout in San Diego. There's a two drink minimum, so my suggestion is to get at least one that is outside of your normal drink order. I haven't regretted any

    Old fashioned
    Dominic D.

    Room 56 at the Moxy is a 3 star speakeasy experience for me it's not terrible by any means but definitely not the vibe I was hoping for. I love a good speakeasy and the feeling of being transported somewhere else but this one felt more like a very small high end hotel lounge than a true speakeasy. It's stylish but it never really gave that "wow" or immersive speakeasy moment. On the positive side the cocktails were good they clearly have the mixology part down and the drinks were well balanced and thoughtfully made. The downside was the service which was surprisingly subpar for such a small space. Every time we ordered a round, it took about 25-30 minutes to get our drinks which really drags out the experience in not a great way. Also worth noting prices here are on the high end so be prepared to spend if you come through. Overall, cool to check out once if you're already at Moxy but as far as speakeasies go it felt a bit lackluster and not somewhere I'd rush back to.

    Mary D.

    Great cocktails. Extremely friendly service. Place was busy on a Tuesday due to a convention in town. Bar concept was good but I'd recommend some more thoughtful touches like nice garnish jars or rimming trays etc. Back bar seemed a little clustered. Possibly a better solution for syrups as opposed to be scattered around back bar. It takes away from the vibe and look. Would still Highly recommend for a good cocktail and cute date night

    Complimentary sparkling wine and fruit infused water to start off. 10/10
    Tiffany K.

    Host Henry was super nice and helpful. Really enjoyed the drinks here. The drink menu was extensive and we went during their valentine special so the valentine menu that was offered was pretty good. Would def go back for the ambiance and great drinks

    Darlene B.

    We got lucky enough on a Friday night to get a table here without a reservation. But I would definitely recommend you make one! Once you get called in, you go through a secret door and once inside, you walk down a set of spiral stairs where you'll then find the hidden speakeasy bar. It's dim, cozy, and intimate. Not sure if they do this all the time, but at our table were some still water and a tiny glass of champagne. They also gave us a set of question cards for a conversation starter, which was rather cool! We enjoyed this place a lot! Drinks were uniquely served in such eclectic style and they were pretty good.

    Lucy M.

    So fancy and intimate! We did not have a reservation but they were able to accommodate our large group. Thanks!! Recommend 100%

    Kamboora
    Letty R.

    The experience and ambiance was amazing. The staff was incredible and friendly. I had the Kamboora which was pleasantly different. Just very expensive.

    Hop, Skip and a jump.
    Daniel M.

    The cocktails were phenomenal! The staff was so friendly and the atmosphere was amazing. Will definitely be back.

    Summers in Solana (non alcoholic)
    Kay C.

    Gaslamp has a speakeasy inside the Moxy Hotel called "Room 56", named after the 56 signers of the Declaration of Independence. The speakeasy is accessed through a hidden door in a bookcase (after you picked up a red book and led down a spiral staircase by a "Librarian" to a cocktail den). From the complimentary Prosecco shot to a deck of question cards, the speakeasy was inviting and had interesting mixed drinks like ones with red curry or lamb fat! The servers were attentive and welcoming. It was definitely a fun evening!

    even the bill is classy!
    Reg L.

    Absolutely one of the best bars I've ever been to. The "classics" are perfectly-executed and the Room 56 originals are just incredible. Can't wait to go back!

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    Fun secret bar With Great drinks & atmosphere! Hint : pick out a red book off the shelves, lay it on the table & wait !

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    Love the vibe definitely a plus for a first date. Drinks are amazing will definitely go back whenever I'm in the city

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    Ask the Community - Room 56

    Can you hold private events here, like rent out the space ? I can't find any contact information on the site and doesn't even give options to navigate on the site.

    When does the January calendar open?

    How do I make reservations? I keep visiting the website, and receive a "Site Currently Unavailable" error…

    You can make a reservation by visiting our page listed as "VIIIV" at Resy.com.

    Is there a wheelchair accessible entrance?

    Good question I don't believe there is.

    Are they still checking for vaccination cards?

    We are no longer checking for vaccination cards. Thank you for your interest and question.

    Where do you park?

    We do not have designated parking, but there is street parking and local lots.

    Is this place really now requiring a $40 per person minimum and a 90 minute time limit? That's a lot of drinks in a short period of time.

    Each drink costs $20. Plus there is a 22% gratuity automatically applied. It was way too expensive. We went on Saturday.

    Are there non-alcoholic drink options?

    Yes

    I am not able to find the number on the website. Any help?

    VIIIV.co will lead you to the librarian - hint scroll all the way down the site and the null is the entrance. Thankee

    I've been texting them the code for days now (once saying they'll return on Tuesday) and I finally got a response saying "who's this?" But that was the end of that and no more responses from there. Any tips?

    Did you respond telling them who you were? They like to mess with you bit when you text them.

    I'm trying to make a reservation and I'm calling the number on the website, it says the number is no longer in use. Is there another way to get in contact? Also what is the dress code here?

    Try texting the number. It should work. Go back to the website to make sure the code word and number are correct. Dress code comes with the reply text along with your reservation.

    What kind of food is actually served here? Don't see any pictures or menu, is there a menu?

    No food.

    Can you make a reservation for days in advance or only same day?

    Hello and we accept reservations in advance - looking forward to seeing you.

    How does one make a reservation?

    Call the number found on their website :)

    Phone number is disconnected. How do you get reservations?

    Who uses a phone to call somebody? That's crazy talk. Let your fingers do the taking.

    Does this place have wheelchair access?

    Hello! I've been texting the "code name" to the phone in their website but I am not getting a…

    Yes, that should work. We received a reply pretty quick so something has to be off...double check the number and that the code name didn't change

    How do I make a reservation?

    If you’re staying in the hotel, check at the front desk. Otherwise, go to their website and scroll to the bottom (from your mobile device).

    How do you make a reservation?

    Get the black and gold card from the bar or front desk, follow the cryptic directions and that will get you to someone who can book you!

    Is there a dress code?

    No dress code, but the decor lends itself to more than casual attire.

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    I am happy to update my original review based on our most recent experience at Raised by Wolves. I…read morewanted to give them another go since our first experience didn't live up to the hype that surrounds this establishment. My husband and I just finished our dinner at Teleferic Barcelona when I suggested we give Raised by Wolves another try - as we had about an hour before picking up the kids. For a Saturday, I was pleasantly surprised that as walk-ups we only had to wait a few minutes before we were seated at the bar inside. While we waited, we enjoyed perusing their bottle selections for purchase and I'm happy to say that playing music slightly louder in the waiting/market area helped dull the sounds from the inside bar. It helps create more of a 'moment' when you sit at the fireplace and slowly turn inside. This time we were seated right at the bar, which was perfect for us. Chuck was our bartender and 10/10 on the cocktails he made. This time, I went with their Tiki Room and my husband an off-menu Boulevardier (which I have to say I'm impressed he knew what that was because even I didn't, lol). Both drinks were perfectly crafted and enjoyed by both of us. We only had a moment for just one drink this time, but I have to say our experience was so much better than our first (perhaps a fluke of an evening). The staff were all welcoming and knowledgable, other guests were dressed well, and the ambiance lent itself to the vibe we were looking for. After doing some homework, I made the connection that Raised By Wolves was part of the hospitality group that also owns Lafayette Hotel, The Baby Grand, Ironside, etc...all locations my husband and I absolutely adore. Happy to support such amazing places around San Diego and I look forward to more!

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    Bar Kamon

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    The self-appointed king of speakeasies is back at it with another one. I stopped by Oculto 477 on a…read moreWednesday evening an hour before close. Located in Old Town San Diego, we had dinner at a restaurant within walking distance from Oculto. I parked for free on the street and made a reservation day of. It's a pretty small speakeasy so if you're going on a weekend, you're probably going to have to make a reservation in advance. Ambiance (4.5/5): Oculto has the seven deadly sins theme going which is pretty cool. I've been to a similar speakeasy in St. Pete, Florida. Once you arrive at the mezcal bar that houses Oculto, check in with the host, and he will bring you to a "confessional." There, you must confess one of the seven deadly sins before the door to the speakeasy is opened for you. Naturally, I went with "lust." Once you get inside, it's a charming speakeasy. Service (2.5/5): This is one of the areas that leaves a little to be desired. There was only one bartender working when I was there. Since speakeasies have elevated cocktails, service was quite slow. They definitely needed two bartenders there to speed up the process. They also have a two-drink minimum which I was annoyed about on principle. I often have multiple drinks at a bar, but I never feel like I'm forced to do it. Food (N/A): I'm not sure if they have food, I don't believe they do. Regardless, I was on a liquid diet. Drinks (4/5): Pretty interesting menu of craft cocktails. When I'm at a speakeasy, I look for unique drinks that have an interesting combination of ingredients and flavor profiles. In addition to a nice list, they also have a dealer's choice cocktail where you can tell the bartender what you're into and they will craft a custom cocktail for you based on your taste. Another cool thing about Oculto is that it's located next to the cemetery in Old Town. That adds to the spooky theme.

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    0.2 mi
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    As I approached the old law office, we found a line wrapped outside ensuring ID was confirmed prior…read moreto entry. Our group was surprised as is was 2115, it's been open for about an hour and a half and packed. As you enter this old law office down a staircase one would find the "speakeasy statutes/rules" to maintain the 1920s atmosphere-- we loved the setting, the people, the drinks, and of course the live music!! One would not be disappointed. The cocktail menu was on an old record, which I thought it was so clever. Back to the rules, seems pretty easy! They mention to keep an open mind with the drinks as they do not carry vodkas, redbull, Budweiser or bulls**t. Mentioned a dresscode, more so be classic and states be respectful and don't be a di*k. I couldn't agree more with the rules. I don't think there is good at this establishment, as our group just came from dinner I wasn't looking for food. Just spirits, live music and a good time. Highly recommend if you are looking for live music and uniquely crafted cocktails.

    I am writing this review to bring a serious safety and security issue to management's attention. On…read moreMay 18th. around 10pm, I was at this establishment and was unfortunately dealing with a male date who became erratic, weird, and made me feel unsafe. Multiple bystanders witnessed his behavior but failed to intervene, assuming it was just "relationship drama" After the man finally left, the venue's security completely misread the situation. Instead of checking on my well-being or ensuring the aggressor had left the premises, security targeted and chased me as if I were the problem. It is incredibly disappointing and dangerous for a business's security team to lack the basic situational awareness and training required to identify the actual victim in a situation. I felt entirely unprotected by the staff here. I hope management takes this as a serious sign that their security team needs immediate retraining on bystander intervention and de-escalation, rather than harassing women who are already in vulnerable situations.

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    Live Jazz/Blues/Roaring 20's kinda vibe! My kind of bar/lounge! (5/5)

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    Live Jazz/Blues/Roaring 20's kinda vibe! My kind of bar/lounge! (5/5)

    Room 56 - speakeasies - Updated July 2026

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