My guests who smoke, did not leave during our time there to do so. Contact Speakeasy via their website or phone, Trip Advisor does not permit me to write their website info here for you. The Speakeasy staff were good about responding to my many questions via email and telephone. Have fun

You should be fine - make sure you let them know at the ticketing email/phone before you go.

Online will let you know when shows are available. Keep checking 2 months and forward.

About a month in advance is what we did

No go get some accessories, there is a section ofnSFO that has tons of vintage shops.

We check ID's at the door. Under 21 can see the show, they just can't drink. They will be stamped on the hand.

While I think she could possibly handle the noise level (Speakeasy simulates a real Speakeasy with customers, live theatre, a casino - sometimes with characters talking over other characters) I am concerned that walking around might be an issue, too. There are multiple rooms that you walk between and some stairs. It would be possible to park her in one room - if she loves vaudeville she might be entertained in the theatre room for three hours but there would still be some stairs. Sadly, if she needs assistance to walk, this is probably not for her.

I agree, talking with the box office is your best bet! However, getting there earlier always means you see more of the show. If you don't mind missing some of the main song and dance numbers, you can come in late if that fits your budget. It's recommended to come in as early as you can...but you'll still have fun!

The event is 16+ and patrons under 18 must be accompanied by an adult over 21. Contact the box office for more specific information!

Finger food including deviled eggs and brownies, ect. but nothing too big. Grab dinner before the show! As for drinks, the range is wide! You can get prohibition era cocktails that are strong and delicious! My favorites are Velvet Sea, Bubble Baby and high quality Bourbon!