Seek the door discreetly marked as Turncoat a few doors down from The Heights Food Hall As you walked into the dangerous dark and alluring world of the 1920's bootleggers, you enter the world of Chevy Chase's New Speakeasy. The room gives the vibes of an elicit railway car, with drinks named for the famed blues singer Billie Holiday, and the notorious mobster Al Capone. You can either order a fiery and smoky drink, that will light the warmth deep into your soul or wash away your sins with a bathtub cocktail. The vibes are a swank bar with the comparable prices of today's bar scene. We sampled the fries with duck fat flavor, paired with 3 different kinds of dipping sauce, with loved the green spicy one. My companion ordered a Bee's Tea which is their take on the classic Bee's Knees. It was beautifully crafted and tasted delicious. Being a maverick, I ordered the Claw footed gin drink, which came in an adorable little bathtub festooned with bubbles. The Barmen and women were quippy, sassy and clever with quick replies for the customers, leading to the alluring atmosphere of Turncoat. They graciously refilled our water glasses, as we soaked in the vibes. There were many other good food selections, burger sliders, taste lamb and savory mushrooms, which I'll have to try when I return. The prices range from $10-$30, depending upon your preference. Come Spring and Summer, both Turncoat and the Heights will truly be teaming with even more customers, as the populous return to venturing outside. I can't wait to turn this into one of my favorite haunts. read more