Chicago, Illinois

Welcome to the only speakeasy dinner show in Chicago Tommy Gun’s Garage! Just say the password and you’ll be transported back to the roaring twenties. You’ll be entertained by gangsters and flappers, dancing the Charleston to the music of Cole Porter and George Gershwin. It’s a night out in Chicago you’ll never forget!

Entering Tommy Gun’s Garage through the “El” tracks, you’ll swear you’ve time traveled back to the 1920s and the era of speakeasies! You’ll see silent movies playing, memorabilia from the 1920s, the Boss’s 1928 Model A Ford car, a replica of the wall from the St. Valentines Day Massacre and pictures of gangsters and coppers from those times.

The “Mugs” and “Molls” dance and sing to Cole Porter, George Gershwin, Fats Waller, Duke Ellington and more … All played by Chicago’s Sinfully Orchestra.

After a great dinner of pasta, steak, fish or chicken, join “Vito”, “Gloves”, the “Mugs” and the “Molls” for non-stop comedy and dangerous fun, as they entertain you with singing, dancing, and a LOT of audience participation!

You’ll be raided by the cops, complete with raid sirens and flashing lights. Perhaps you’ll even be pulled up onstage to perform a hilarious sobriety test given by Officer Murphy, and be “interviewed” by Vito!

Valentine’s Day Weekend
During Valentine’s weekend the dinner show will include a historical re-enactment of the Saint Valentine’s Day Massacre, the 1929 murder of mob members part of the conflict between two criminal gangs in Chicago: the Italian gang led by Al Capone and the Irish Gang led by Bugs Moran.