Step into The Velvet Room Speakeasy, Murfreesboro's first authentic 1920s Prohibition-era hideaway, where the spirit of the Roaring Twenties crackles with forbidden glamour. Tucked in a shadowy alley off Public Square, our gold vault door demands a riddle whispered into a vintage telephone—solve it, and enter a dim-lit world of velvet drapes, 1800's chandeliers, and Poe-inspired The Masque of the Red Death's haunting 7th room of velvet. The air hums with sultry jazz (live 8–11 PM weekends, $10 cover), flappers' laughter, and the clink of crystal glasses, as dashing patrons in fedoras and beaded gowns sway to the Foxtrot. Our craft cocktails, with traditional 2 oz pours of elevated spirits and house-made organic syrups, are masterpieces. Savor The Wilson Veto, a rye whiskey zinger with charred pineapple defying the dry law; The Chaplin, a limoncello lemontini echoing Charlie's charm; or Crème de Chavla, a caramel vodka brûlée crowned with crackling sugar. For non-hooch lovers, our robust mocktail program fools even wise topers. Pair with tapas-style sharables—organic charcuterie, craft flatbreads on Italian imported pinsa dough, or homemade desserts like the 1930's recipe Old Fashioned butter cake . All ingredients fresh and scratch-made sauces elevate every bite. This 1920s haven, reborn in our 1887 building, transports you to the Prohibition era with riddles, passwords, music, guest magicians, murder mysteries, and themed soirees. Whisper the code, unlock the night.

Website: thevelvetroom.com

Phone: (615) 624-7438

Cross Streets: Near the intersection of S Maple St and Public Sq