Discover Greenville's Hidden Gems: A Tour of Our City's Speakeasies

Greenville has several speakeasies that combine modern elements with Prohibition Era aesthetics. These establishments are spread across the city and offer a unique experience reminiscent of the Jazz Age. One such place is a speakeasy located behind a bookshelf in downtown Greenville, providing a lively atmosphere.

Vault & Vator, the first speakeasy in downtown, is known for its custom cocktails and small menu. It's situated above a former vault of the Dr. Pepper Cola Co. The establishment has house rules such as no cell phones, no standing, and a dress code. Another speakeasy, The Rabbit Hole, has a comfortable lounge with wooden walls and a back room named The Library, serving craft cocktails.

There's also a speakeasy under a building next to Mast General Store, focusing on bourbon. It offers a straightforward experience with a simple menu of 11 items, including bacon popcorn and homemade Bourbon Chocolate Pecan Pie.

The Press Room, in the AC Hotel Greenville Downtown, requires patrons to enter a private access code to gain entry to an exclusive area for enjoying upscale cocktails. Reservations are necessary and the dress code is smart casual.

Lastly, a speakeasy on Coffee Street has bartenders who suggest cocktails based on their evaluation of patrons. The menu is refined, featuring a variety of sophisticated cocktails.

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