The story
Al Capone ran this speakeasy-brothel where original 1920s art deco chandeliers still hang above unsuspecting diners.
Everything that was here
- 1920–present · still open
The 226 Club (Exchequer Restaurant & Pub)Restaurant
Al Capone ran this speakeasy-brothel where original 1920s art deco chandeliers still hang above unsuspecting diners.
See the map in 1921 → - 1920–2025
Exchequer Restaurant & Pubspeakeasy, restaurant
Confirmed Capone speakeasy. Original speakeasy operated upstairs on the balcony while ground floor served as legitimate restaurant. Now operating as Exchequer Restaurant since 1969, preserving some speakeasy era…
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