Denver, Colorado

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This Larimer Square restaurant occupies a building that operated as a speakeasy during Prohibition. Staff describe a female presence tied to a regular from that era, along with a bathroom mirror that has cracked more than once, whiskey bottles that tip over on their own, and a dining chair that has been seen sliding across the floor unaided.
The restaurant closed, and its Larimer Square space was split into other restaurants. Visit Larimer Square to see the historic block, but this restaurant no longer operates.
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