1920s Speakeasy Aperitivo and Cocktails in Lecce

Italy

View map

Price from: €32Check availability

1920s Speakeasy Aperitivo and Cocktails in Lecce

Price from
€32
Duration
1 h
Group size
Up to 15 travellers
Guide languages
Portuguese, English, Italian, Spanish

Overview

Step into Lecce's only 1920s-style speakeasy, hidden in a baroque building facing a stunning 16th-century Greek church. SaloonKeeper 1933 recreates the glamour and mystery of the Prohibition era, with original vintage furnishings, Chester sofas, low lighting, and the sound of Jazz and Blues filling the air. Whether you choose to sit on one of Lecce's most beautiful piazzas or sink into a vintage armchair indoors, this is an aperitivo experience unlike anything else in the city — crafted cocktails, curated flavors, and an unforgettable atmosphere that transports you straight to the Roaring Twenties.

What's included

2 sandwiches (panini or pinza), choice of guest
2 cocktails from the drink list
Seating in piazza or 1920s-style lounge

Not included

Additional food or drinks
Gratuities

What you will do

Stop 1
Arrive at SaloonKeeper 1933 and settle into the 1920s-inspired lounge or take a seat outside on the historic piazza, facing the Greek church. Choose two sandwiches from our selection (panini or pinza) to enjoy as your aperitivo. Pair your food with two cocktails of your choice from our signature drink list, expertly crafted by our bartenders using high-quality ingredients. Relax for about an hour (no rush) while soaking in the Jazz and Blues soundtrack and the vintage charm of the venue — original furniture, warm lighting, and details curated down to the smallest touch.

Meeting point

SaloonKeeper 1933, Piazzetta Chiesa Greca, 16, 73100 Lecce LE. Located in one of Lecce's most beautiful baroque piazzas, facing a 16th-century Greek church in the historic city centre. Look for the vintage sign at the entrance.

End point: SaloonKeeper 1933, Piazzetta Chiesa Greca, 16, 73100 Lecce LE. Located in one of Lecce's most beautiful baroque piazzas, facing a 16th-century Greek church in the historic city centre. Look for the vintage sign at the entrance.