Bottle & Barlow is a speakeasy in Downtown, Sacramento.
Editorially verified June 3, 2026 by Elliot Marsh, TableJourney editor. Source.
Tip: Barbershop sessions can be booked with cocktails alongside. The lounge takes walk-ins; weekends run busy.
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Address: 1120 R Street, Sacramento, CA 95811
The Shady Lady Saloon on R Street, downtown Sacramento, runs a 1920s speakeasy aesthetic with craft cocktails, gourmet food and weeknight live music in the R Street Corridor.
TipKitchen runs 15:00-21:00 weekdays, longer on weekends. Live music most nights; check the calendar for headline acts.
The Torch Club on 15th Street, downtown Sacramento, runs late seven nights a week with live blues, the city's oldest blues bar going since 1934.
TipTwo sets nightly Wednesday through Sunday. Last set typically winds down by 00:30 weekend nights.
The Shady Lady Saloon on R Street, downtown Sacramento, runs a 1920s speakeasy aesthetic with craft cocktails, gourmet food and weeknight live music in the R Street Corridor.
TipKitchen runs 15:00-21:00 weekdays, longer on weekends. Live music most nights; check the calendar for headline acts.
Faces on K Street, midtown Sacramento, has been the city's biggest LGBTQ club since 1985, three dance floors, multiple bars and a back patio with pool.
TipDrag shows multiple nights weekly; Saturday is the headline night. Multi-floor music means there's a room for every mood.
Badlands on K Street, midtown Sacramento, has won Sacramento's best LGBTQ bar award eight consecutive years, a video-music dance club opposite Faces.
TipDrag, Latin and disco nights through the week. The Sunday afternoon disco is the longest-running standby in town.
The Snug on 15th Street, midtown Sacramento, runs a vinyl-driven listening lounge from the speakeasy-style cocktail room, the city's deepest classic-cocktail menu.
TipReservations are smart on Friday and Saturday. The room rewards quieter visits when the bartenders can talk through the list.
The Press Club on 21st Street, midtown Sacramento, is the city's punk and indie dive bar, running emo nights, swing nights and DJ sets late into the morning.
TipEmo Night is the last Wednesday of the month. DJ nights Thursday through Sunday; live music most Mondays through Wednesdays.
The Torch Club on 15th Street, downtown Sacramento, runs late seven nights a week with live blues, the city's oldest blues bar going since 1934.
TipTwo sets nightly Wednesday through Sunday. Last set typically winds down by 00:30 weekend nights.
