Skull's Rainbow Room

"Circa-1948 speakeasy-style lounge offering elevated American fare, craft sips & nightly burlesque. High class food and live performers."

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"Skull’s has been a Printers Alley institution since the middle of the last century, except for the few years it was closed when notorious club owner David “Skull” Schulman was murdered, reportedly by someone that knew he always kept the evening’s cash receipts in the top pocket of his trademark overalls. Since reopening, the showroom has revived the old-school vibe with nightly jazz and burlesque shows, classic cocktails served from an elaborate wooden bar and a restaurant that features an excellent chophouse menu. It’s easy to forget the time during an evening at Skulls."

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"cena ottimo sui 60 euro a testa ottimo"

@margheritanicolini4

"the restaurant's main stage is the centerpiece of the space. Plush velvet seating and vintage-inspired accents evoke the golden age of jazz. Plus, guests can enjoy a stellar meal, all while being dazzled by some of the city's most talented musicians."

@dmv_restaurant_queen

"jazz and burlesque shows (thur Fri sat) $40 - $50 a plate"

@jirta

"Live jazz. Pork chops are bomb. Eggplant app very good. Irish coffee is 🤌"

@sheehantayler

"free before 9 dining tunes legit old spot "

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"Low key - Elvis and other artist played here"

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"printers alley. Jazz performance "

@bernardaguzmancarrion

"Cocktails chop house & burlesque"

@mbourton