A waiting telephone, a black door without signs and a Hollywood alley, this is how the experience begins at Frank's Bar, a bar with the Speakeasy format that refers to the first decades of the 20th century in New York where, in the middle of the dry law, the Customers had to order alcoholic beverages without raising suspicions and the waiters suggested that they speak quietly to maintain maximum discretion and that the identity of the establishment was not revealed. Thus, word of mouth spread the rumor of the location of the places where you could enjoy leisure and nighttime pleasures.



In order to enter Frank's Bar, you need a password that is obtained through clues on social networks and that changes every week. At the entrance, you have to dial a number in the old telephone box to gain access to a secret door that leads to an internal alley and, only there, you arrive at the bar.



Once inside, the living room dazzles visitors with elegant chandeliers, red velvet sofas, and wooden floors. One of the stars of the place is the Victorian bar that is more than 100 years old, surrounded by endless drinks and a beautiful collection of crystal glasses.



The combination of food, drink and atmosphere is perfect. Drinks are the specialty of the house. Both the classic cocktails and signature drinks are prepared with the finest distillates. We recommend the delicious tapas such as bruschettas, pinchos or dips with a Manhattan or dare to try the Egg Nogg & Posset, prepared with fortified wine, egg yolk, milk and sugar.



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