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Experience the Prohibition era and Roaring '20s at our speakeasy and distillery. Located in the basement of The Mob Museum in Las Vegas, Nevada.
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11/07/2026

Word on the street is that when you purchase a bottle of our house-made moonshine at The Underground, we'll throw in a shot on the house... Well, it's true! 🤫

This weekend, our bootleggers are feeling extra generous. Purchase a bottle of our house-made moonshine and enjoy a complimentary shot of your choice from our select spirits.

Consider it a little something extra from your friends on the inside.

Must be 21 or older.

11/06/2026

The Underground will have special hours this weekend!

On Friday, Nov. 6, we'll be open from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m., and on Saturday, Nov. 7, from 11 a.m. to 6:30 p.m.

We look forward to seeing you!

11/02/2026

What better way to welcome the fall season than with a glass of bourbon?🥃

Meet 300 Stewart Reserve, The Underground's first-ever straight bourbon wh***ey.

With only 1,000 bottles produced, this limited release is one worth savoring. Whether you prefer it neat, on the rocks, or mixed into a classic Old Fashioned, there’s more than one way to enjoy a good bourbon.

We asked David, The Mob Museum's distillery manager, to share his three favorite ways to enjoy 300 Stewart Reserve, along with a few tips for getting the most out of every sip.

So, how do you take your bourbon?

10/31/2026

Happy Halloween! 🎃 Some of history’s most terrifying tales aren’t ghost stories. They’re chilling reminders of a darker past.

When Prohibition took effect in 1920, Americans seeking illegal liquor faced a deadly new danger: poisonous alcohol.

Some bootleggers passed off toxic wood alcohol as drinkable liquor, exposing unsuspecting consumers to blindness, paralysis and even death. In 1923 alone, 321 people died from wood-alcohol poisoning.

But the danger didn't end there. In 1930, contaminated Jamaica Ginger, a medicinal tonic commonly known as "Ginger Jake," sparked a nationwide poisoning epidemic that left tens of thousands of Americans suffering from severe nerve damage and paralysis.

What was intended to curb America's drinking problem had instead contributed to a deadly public health crisis.

Today, remnants of this dangerous era can be found inside The Underground speakeasy at The Mob Museum. From vintage medical prescriptions to Jamaica Ginger bottles and other relics of the clandestine liquor trade, these artifacts reveal a darker side of America's experiment with Prohibition.

10/30/2026

Happy Halloween to our fellow speakeasy-goers! 🥃🎃

We're celebrating the spooky season with four specialty cocktails, available for a limited time at The Underground:
• Flight of the Damned: Hornitos Cristalino Reserve, Aperol, lime, mango, juniper, and egg whites.
• The Poisoned Rose: Maker’s Mark, passionfruit, pomegranate, elderflower, and sparkling w**e. 🌹
• The Black Ledger: Maker’s Mark, cold brew, black sesame, and salted cream. ☕
• The Painted Lady: Hornitos Reposado, Lillet Blanc, Chinola, and orange.

Join us this Halloween for an evening of Prohibition-era revelry, featuring live jazz, magic, specialty cocktails and more throughout The Underground.
The Halloween celebration is free to attend and open to guests 21 and older. Outdoor activities are weather permitting.

Our special Halloween password is SPELLS & SPIRITS.

10/29/2026

Halloween takes over The Mob Museum for an unforgettable night of Prohibition-era revelry, live entertainment and spirits of both the cocktail and supernatural kind. 👻🥃

Step into The Underground speakeasy and distillery or head outside to the Starlight Event Plaza for an evening of specialty craft cocktails, mocktails, live jazz and a little Halloween magic.

Coco and The Sidecars will bring roaring ’20s jazz to the Starlight Event Plaza, while Amanda King and Her Prohibition Three set the mood inside The Underground. Magician Nick Stone will add an extra touch of mystery to the festivities.

🎃 Admission is FREE!

To enter The Underground, simply give our guy on the inside the password: SPELLS & SPIRITS.

Must be 21 or older to attend. Outdoor festivities are weather permitting.

10/25/2026

Some secrets are just too sweet to keep.

During Prohibition, Sicilian-owned speakeasies introduced revelers to new flavors, including ricotta cheesecake.

We're keeping that tradition alive at The Underground with our take on this classic dessert. Indulge in a slice of rich, velvety ricotta cheesecake with a delicate, creamy texture, topped with your choice of luscious strawberry ch*****ne compote or a rich, indulgent huckleberry chocolate compote.

Because even during Prohibition, there was always room for a little sweet treat.

10/24/2026

Prohibition made Al Capone a fortune. Tax evasion brought his empire crashing down. 🥃

During Prohibition, Capone built a criminal empire fueled by illegal liquor, gambling, and other rackets. Every illegal drink purchased during Prohibition helped fuel a criminal empire that allowed Capone to live a life of extraordinary luxury

But in October 1931, his extravagant lifestyle took center stage in a federal courtroom.

Prosecutors revealed Capone's lavish spending, including $12,500 for a custom-built automobile, $100,000 in improvements to his Florida estate, and even $12 pairs of silk underwear. His taste for the finer things in life helped expose the wealth he had failed to report to the federal government.

In October 1931, a federal jury convicted Capone of tax evasion and related tax offenses. One week later, he was sentenced to 10 years in federal prison, additional jail time, and $50,000 in fines and court costs.

The man who had made millions defying Prohibition wasn't ultimately brought down for bootlegging. It was the money he failed to pay taxes on.
At The Underground, we raise a glass to the history of Prohibition, where the cocktails come with a story, and the only thing we're hiding is the password.

10/24/2026

Bourbon, Fernet-Branca Menta, and cold brew coffee. A combination as bold as the city that inspired it. 🥃

Meet Last Night in Vegas, a cocktail inspired by Las Vegas’ rebellious Prohibition-era spirit. Although Nevada voters supported an alcohol ban in 1918, enforcement in Las Vegas was often lax, and the city continued to play by its own rules.

Experience a taste of that rebellious history at The Underground.

10/21/2026

Please note that The Underground will close early on the following dates:

• Wednesday, Oct. 21: 11 a.m. – 6:30 p.m.
• Thursday, Oct. 22: 11 a.m. – 6:30 p.m.
• Friday, Oct. 23: 11 a.m. – 6:30 p.m.

We apologize for any inconvenience and appreciate your understanding!

Address

300 Stewart Avenue
Las Vegas, NV
89101

Opening Hours

Monday	11am - 11pm
Tuesday	11am - 11pm
Wednesday	11am - 11pm
Thursday	11am - 11pm
Friday	11am - 12am
Saturday	11am - 12am
Sunday	11am - 11pm

Telephone

(702) 229-2734

Website

https://themobmuseum.org/underground/

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