Adeline's, A Speakeasy Kitchen Bar

Adeline's, A Speakeasy Kitchen Bar, harkens back to thirteen years of prohibition when America went dry and booze flowed only at secret speakeasies. Set in the rear of what's generally known as the House of Clocks plaza just south of Cumberland High School, the fun eatery, with its hand-painted walls and ceilings set off by shimmering chandeliers, now suggest the look of 1920s America. The menu offers "pub-style comfort food" and "the best chicken wings" along with oysters on the half shell, bacon-wrapped meatloaf, pot roast and more. They really take food to a new level, even their sauces, including ketchup, are homemade! Cocktails popular during the Prohibition era will be featured at the bar where they promise a quiet place to unwind at the close of the day. Try a Tom Collins, Gin Rickey, Sidecar and Whiskey Sour, along with today's wines and beers.