Green Mill Cocktail Lounge

Traditional, modern, Bebop, improvisational. It's all at the sophisticated Green Mill which will transport you via dazzling grooves and improvised tunes of the early '30s and '40s. The club was inspired by Clark Monroe's Uptown House in Harlem, circa the 1940s. Once a hangout of Al Capone and Charlie Chaplin, the Green Mill oozes character. It was a speakeasy during Prohibition and retains an air of the Roaring '20s. There's live music every night of the week so check the online calendar for performers, times, cover charge and other details pertaining to the night you want to visit. Swing music regularly on tap and there are jazz vocalists, national and international artists and an occasional poetry slam. Cocktails aren't very spendy but if you want to enjoy them from a cloth covered table, get there before the bands begin otherwise you'll be out of luck because this place gets packed.