The Cabinet of Curiosities

A puzzle to unlock the secret speakeasy? Beautiful, intricate, while interactive decor? And prohibition-style character with hints of the occult? Wish I had discovered this sooner. My partner and I stopped by for a quick drink before dinner.PEACHTREE SWEET TEA: S T R O N G. Don't let the playful name fool you-- this is straight up liquor with hints of peach. The fruity aftertaste is enough of a chaser.Only swung by for a bit, didn't get to explore the cabinets to my regret-- still enjoyed the overall experience. Staff are professional and friendly. Next time we'll make time to check every nook and cranny :P

First of all... -1-4 pm happy hour is for the bar not the speakeasy. The atmosphere was amazing! The bar does have nice happy hour with some great selections. Chris held it down solo and still gave some great information and shared experiences. I would definitely come back. Giving 4 stars only because the speakeasy information is hard to understand

One of the best bars we have been to and sadly it was on our last day before our flight! Chris and another (sadly forgot to ask their name) were amazing bartenders. Since the husband is very particular about his cocktails, he put Chris up to the test and he killed it with each request. When Chris went on break and it was our time to leave, the other bartender came in and had a chat with us. They saw how much fun we were having and wanted to give my husband a taster of the types of drinks he makes. Its apparently a drink he has popularly made for his clientele and has been asked for the recipe for many times. I can taste why. Overall, definitely recommend! If you see Chris, stay and have fun! We will be frequenting this bar when we come back.

I attended a mixology event as a team building activity. The mixologist & the 2 staff members were amazing. The place is intimate & beautiful.I do not drink but I found it to be very informative & entertaining. 2 drinks were created & served for our group then we were split up into 3 groups & created a drink according to their preference.This is a great way to spend an evening w/friends or as a team build activity.

Menu has 4 beers on tap (none of which are available), only a random pale ale on tap. 75% of bottled beer advertised not available, when asked, bartenders said well we're a craft mixology bar and that's what we have. I had a hotel credit could not charge the beer to the room, so not affiliated with horseshoe. Menu does not represent what is there and staff not even apologetic, made me feel like an idiot for trying to order the beer I read on their menu.

More and more I'm starting to fall in love with the charm of the unconventional. This was my first speakeasy experience and I absolutely loved it. Opting for a speakeasy experience here was like opening a treasure chest of new and exciting things. I loved solving the puzzles and gathering the clues to even get into the place. From what I understand the highlight of the speakeasy are the crafted cocktail drinks and the secret menus. The mixologists here whipped up not only delicious unique cocktails, but also delicious to the eyes! Everything was so aesthetic and gave me a feel of stepping back in to time with vintage antique furnishings. They even had the smell of what I would describe as leather chairs and Cuban cigars. something I always imagined a place like a speakeasy back in the 30s would smell like.

Mysterious... My wife and I are walking to the monorail and see on the lower level "The Cabinet of Curiosity"Now me being a curious fellow, I'm open to the mystery and I'm intrigued by the speakeasy.After dinner my wife and I head towards the bar. When you first walk in there's a lounge area and a nice looking bar. But then there's a locked door?? The bartender said we need to make a reservation. I scan the QR code and head toward the telephone ...I say party of two please. The door opens and now we're inside a locked atrium. The hostess says you can climb thru and go the chicken way or figure out the clues to enter like a hero. Well my knees say no bending so we guess 99 percent of the clues. I'm thinking I can put her in a choke hold and get the last clue but that's not very sporting. My wife looks up, finds the last clue and we enter a new bar area. If you know Trader Sams at Disneyworld, it's the same concept. Cool bar / bartenders except the cabinet has a two drink per person minimum. I tell the bartender, I want strong drinks! I'm getting on the monorail so let's get to drankin'! Man.. that bartender was spot on! She made some crazy bourbon drink called: Pappa Brown Butta. I could have ordered 4 by myself!I checked into Yelp and got a free appetizer. The bartender was flustered and brought the manager over. He didn't understand the Yelp app so I explained there's a button to push to use the free item. Some people might scam and take a picture so make sure they push the button in front of you. I might be buzzed but I'm dropping knowledge son! We had a fun time at the speakeasy. I highly recommend doing this while in Las Vegas

What a fun little bar! The cabinet of curiosities has tons of curios to look at an excellent service. Our bartender Chris Little was exceptional. He showed us to our table and made two fantastic drinks. One was called in the blink of an eye it had whiskey, grapefruit and raspberry syrup and the other was the cabinets take on a Mojito. Both were really fantastic and we look forward to coming back to this nice dark bar. Apparently there's a speakeasy called the lock and we're going to try that out as well! Five stars!

Unique bar and lots to explore throughout. Be sure to open drawers and check out the cabinets of true curiosities. Loved the ambiance and cozy seating nooks. Not your typical bar. Expect almost a living room experience with a flair of speakeasy. Bar tender was helpful and very kind. Drinks were creative and huge variety.

The lock speakeasy is inside this bar. The drinks at this bar is more on the sweeter side, at least the drinks on the menu. It's a full bar so the bartender is able to make any drinks you would want off menu. Chris was working during the time we went and he was great. Had cool conversations with him and he knows how to make the drinks really well. You order from a QR code or you can order from the bartender depending on where you are sitting.