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Businiess name:
Speakeasy
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Review by:
citysearch c.
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Review content:
So in the heart of Austin party zone down an alley that looks unclean is the entrance to Speakeasy. You walk in this poorly designed club where you are ushered to walk by the bar in a small cramped place once the club gets going. You see guests from college hipsters, old bikers with ridiculouly long bleached hair (dudes), to the I'm still cool yuppy crowd out before their babysitter time is up.
Downstairs is just not very nice and it looks like part is under construction (I hope). You then walk up 3 flights to the roof where a Miami feel starts (so out of place with downstairs). Kind of nice albeit the fans don't help with the heat at all.
Note - get misters. Now.
We sat with friends for a party and were moved across the polace to a new seating that opened up....2 chairs to us. Why we listened to the manager I have no idea. They seem young.
Our waitress would squeeze up to the table with our special order drink and basically stood with her behind in one person's face. Uh, hello!
Drinked were average to pricey. We went to the bar and the waitstaff just seemed to be there for special orders as not once did she ask if anyone needed a drink or anything at all.
Cool spot but overcrowded and run poorly. Slightly run down.
When we left there was a huge line at the door ($5 cover) so word of mouth must be good (and wrong).
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