Hidden Gem in Lisbon the Red Frog Speakeasy
Feb 15, 2017
2 min read
Updated: Mar 29, 2020
Red Frog Speakeasy Lisbon , Portugal
Located on the most luxurious avenue of Lisbon, “Avenida da Liberdade”, there is a concept that aim to serve and show what is best made in the art of bar and cocktails, with great inspiration in Speakeasy concept that arises from cities like London and New York, especially during the period of the “dry law” or “Prohibition” in the United States, but with the identity of Lisbon city, country and culture, making this speakeasy unique.
The idea of their vision is to share the various periods where they were more visible and creative culture and consumption of cocktails. From the golden age of cocktails, early 19th century, through the “Prohibition” in the 20s early 30s, or even revolutionary periods the years 50-70, culminating in the modernity of the Disco era 90s of the cocktails to the present.
You will always hear from nice swing or classy jazz in the background , sometimes bit of funk and rock that help create the desired atmosphere.The decor is very cosy and has been inspired by late 20 ́s and 30 ́s, with complete isolation from the outside world from entering the bar, and the intention of being a social bar regaining the bohemian spirit, festive and point against all lovers of the world of bar and social fellowship.
This place gives you real experience and good joy of Taste of Portugal. Emanuel Minêz one of the owners will always give the warm welcome to Red Frog and make you feel like at home, while young bartender Diogo Lopez will make something exciting. Drinks looks really unforgettable and combined with good taste leaves unbelievable experience of Portuguese hospitality.
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That prohibition-themed speakeasy on Avenida da Liberdade sounds like a real hidden gem - swing music, 20s decor, and cocktails that actually tell a story. Definitely the kind of place that makes a Lisbon trip unforgettable. gif compressor
the red frog speakeasy sounds like a proper hidden bar, with that authentic prohibition feel. it's impressive how it maintains its character while staying on the world's best lists. your note about the cocktail program evolving without losing the aesthetic really captures what makes a place like that special. definitely adding it to my list for a future lisbon visit. AI Image Editor
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