Actually Robert, if they are staying somewhere in the Theater District/Union Square, as mentioned above, it’s about a 3 block walk. As far as it being an “old” speakeasy, technically it’s new but the...

or a movie at the Parkway (where decent wine is served by the glass for less than a pack of milk duds at a regular theater). Parkway: http://www.parkway-speakeasy.com/index.php Tacos: http://maps.google.com/maps

Not really restaurants but food and wine based tails, both speakeasy theaters, oakland and El Cerrito. Watch PRESIDENT OBAMA’S INAUGURATION at both theaters, both screens, on Tuesday January 20! Offering a special brunch...

I am doing some research on the Million Dollar Theater in downtown LA at Broadway and 3rd Street. I have heard a rumor that there was a speakeasy there during prohibition and starting in the 1950s, a restaurant called The...

I saw that the Parkway Theater in Oakland is doing an event, but is there anywhere fun like that in the South Bay?

The Parkway in Oakland is the opposite, a movie theater where you can get pizza and beer. http://www.picturepubpizza.com/

21 Club is overpriced, stuffy, and serves (at best) mediocre food. So many better pre-theater choices: Triomphe, DB Moderne, Piano Due, The Modern, Amalia, Vice Versa, Marseilles, Orso, Hell’s Kitchen, Esca and the list...

to the theater on time. Atmosphere is pleasant, quiet, European. http://warwickhotel-lascene.com/ —-Wendy

It closed in 2002, I believe. It was located just off Shawnee Mission Parkway between State Line and Mission Road near the Hen House. It’s now a Houlihan’s. They also had awesome braised artichoke appetizer.

“Decent” and “nearby” leave an awful lot of leeway. There are lots of eating places on Merrick Road between parkways Wantagh and Meadowbrook. I’ve heard some good regarding Snaps on Wantagh Avenue...

If he likes meat ‘n’ potatoes and she doesn’t care, then go for one of the good steakhouses. If you go to Gallagher’s then you’ll be in the theater district and can look at all the lights and the...

, but they mentioned the Jones Beach preshow dinner. That makes me assume, perhaps incorrectly, that the Jones Beach Theater is the destination, not West End 2. The theater is much closer to the Wantagh Parkway that the...

between Wantagh and Meadowbrook Parkways.

establishments; the oldest wooden house in the Village (built in 1822); a landmark speakeasy from the 1920s; hidden courtyards and gardens; the first experimental off Broadway theater in the West Village; the narrowest house in...

The Speakeasy and Tyler’s is a second option — American Tobacco complex near the Durham ballpark. Food, yes, though it is TAPF (Typical American Pub Food...I just made that up). As for atmosphere, I second the Green...