Fig. 19

I came b/c I saw the chandeliers and thought... so pretty. LOLWho knew that a picture could make me want to try this hidden gem. I met a friend for birthday drinks on a random Friday after a long week. We had a few cocktails and I wad not disappointed. My cocktails of choice were of course gin based, the rose selavy and the prince. I'm a fan of a great gin cocktail. Especially when the bartender is equally excited about the drink too. I will definitely be back when I'm in the area!

I'm super happy we stumbled upon this place! For context, I was celebrating a friends birthday next door at the potluck club and came for drinks right before. We had a great time and wanted to see if Fig 19 can spontaneously handle a small party of 10 later that night and they were able to squeeze us in with a corner table 9:15pm. Shout out to Nicole. My group stayed for a few hours and really enjoyed the DJ - the vibes, the drinks, the music and the dance was solid. Really good crowd and atmosphere too. From the cocktail menu, I recommend the Prince!

Came here once some time ago. I thought it was so cool that it was tucked behind a door inside the gallery. When I walked up I was so unsure if this was a good spot to go (I was just following my friend). There were people lining up along the wall of a dimly lit gallery.The inside was absolutely packed when we got in and the music was loud. It was lounge bar and club vibes all at the same time. Some people were sitting enjoying their drinks at tables and everyone else was lined up along the bar ordering drinks while the rest of the crowd found an open space to stand. My friend and I ended up next to two other guys who had also arrived as a pair. We made small talk with them then quickly left because it was too loud and packed in there. The two guys were also a little quirky for our tastes. Overall the place was cool but not my vibe and the crowd is interesting. I came by here again recently on a date. The door to the speakeasy was completely open and we could see in from the main gallery door. We walked straight in. It was odd to hear music playing so loudly with so few people inside (some sitting at the bar and some at tables). We were looking for more of a lounge so we left. After two experiences here I'm not sure I would return although I am tempted to try some of their specialty drinks after seeing all the good reviews about them. I'd come back if a friend wanted to try it, that's why I gave it 3 stars.

This was a cool speakeasy to go to, for a Friday night where the original plans fell through it was a really fun time and not hard to get into last minute. It's neat to walk in via the art gallery. We got confused with the lines and the longer one was actually for a club next door. It's up the stairs not down. The place is nice and classy and a good date spot for a little later in as it's loud. There was a fun DJ and the cocktails were good. It's a social vibe with some dancing and people talk to each other. My drink was frothy, floral and herbal which was interesting with the cinnamon flavor. Plus it's pink and cute :) I'd go again.

Walk in past the empty gallery to the back left door and enter this beautiful speak easy bar. The atmosphere is lovely and got some funky decor. Drinks are expensive as to be expected. Great cocktails!

Super cool concept. The bar is through a back door of a neat art gallery. The service was fine - we didn't say much to the staff outside of what drink we wanted (which is fine). The drinks were great. I ordered the Prince and it was a beautiful floral drink.

This speakeasy was the last stop on our tour, and it did not disappoint. All the drinks looked terrific, but I took my chances with the Polly Jean, and I was positively elated. It was bubbly, refreshing, and beautifully decorated.The bathrooms were clean, the service staff was helpful and knowledgeable.

I like the ambiance and it has a nice aroma inside. The drinks were decent. The service was great, they are friendly and helpful. I will be back when I am in the area.

A friend of mine booked a table for Fig 19, which made me super relieved as I walked in. Group of 6 that may have grown to 10 as friends of friends came in. At 9pm, it was fairly crowded. By the time I left at 11:30, there was a huge line outside. Objectively speaking, music was decent with some early 2000's throwback mixed with today's popular songs. It's played loudly and conversations are hard to have. For drinks, I got the Rhapsody on the and Polly Jean. The combined ingredients of both were not what I imagined but the alcohol does hit you after a while. A good experience, though not particularly my style.

This place has been on my list for a while and we were at another bar in the area so we decided to check it out before heading to dinner. The entrance was at the back of a purple lit room - definitely would have walked right past it if I didn't know what we were looking for. I loved that the entrance was a bit hidden; it completes the whole speakeasy experience. We went around 7pm on a Sunday night and there was no line. We got seated immediately at the bar and the bartender was super attentive. Wasn't sure where to start for the drinks, but the bartender gave us a few recommendations and substituted it with the type of alcohol we prefer. We both enjoyed the drinks we had and overall, enjoyed the vibes here. Would definitely come back here again!