Secret supper prohibition-era restaurant pops up in Vancouver, Canada

For three evenings only, Swallow Tail Canada will once again be hosting their Secret Supper Soiree in Vancouver, British Columbia, in Canada. While guests can expect a classy 1930's-inspired underground bar, murder mysteries, transportation in a timeless double decker bus, and tastings of wines that are not available on the market, they will not know the location of the speakeasy until the night of the event.

The creators of the prohibition-era pop-up event are telling guests to meet at Pacific Central Station and from there will be picked up and taken backwards in time. To make the event more realistic, participants are also being asked to wear their fanciest speakeasy attire. Once at the secret location, a five-course tasting menu by Chef Andrea Carlson of Bishops as well as one Pims Cup and three wine tastings from local wineries will be offered.

Says Chef, Sommelier, and Owner of Swallow Tail Canada, Robin Kort, "I used to be a swing dancer, so I'm really enamored by the 1930s and that whole speakeasy era. It embodies what Swallow Tail is, too. It's underground, exclusive, and secret. I like that vibe."

Dates for the event are January 21, January 28, and February 4 at 4PM. Click here to purchase tickets.

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