FAQs
Whether you’re curious about what to wear, what’s included, or where we meet—this is the place to find it all. Below are answers to the most common questions we get about the Chicago Prohibition Tour. Still need help? Don’t hesitate to reach out—we’re happy to help!
Please Note: Both tours end at Harry Caray’s 33 W Kinzie Street in the River North neighborhood.
Absolutely, Chicago is very strict about checking identification for people consuming alcoholic beverages. The minimum age for this event is 21 years old.
No, you are responsible for all beverages and food on this tour. Please bring cash or a credit card! We will have recommendations for you to order with the bartenders.
No this is an adult tour, not only because patrons will be drinking but also because this tour includes adult themes and we use adult language. If the word Fuck offends you, this tour might not be for you.
Bus Tour: 4
Walking Tour: 3
Group doesn’t leave immediately but the tour is immediately information heavy. Arriving late means you will miss important information that sets up stories throughout the duration of the tour. Refunds will not be provided.
Tours are typically 4 hours, but with Chicago traffic, and restaurants being unpredictable, we cannot guarantee a specific end time. If you have plans after the tour, budget enough time.
Weather won’t stop our tour, it goes on rain, snow or shine! We’re from here. Prepare accordingly.
Original Prohibition Tour: up to 20 guests. Hidden in Plain Sight Tour: up to 16 guests.
Absolutely, remember you are customers at these bars. Tip your bartenders as you normally would. The guide and driver also appreciate gratuity.
Parking is limited. Nearby lots are available, but rates vary. If driving, plan ahead and drink responsibly.
This tour is less than a 1-mile walk that concludes inside Harry Caray’s 33 W Kinzie St.
Tours are typically 3 hours to 3.5 hours long.
Please go inside and tell the staff. They will direct you.
Jonathan Knotek
630-935-9428
chicagospeakeasytours@gmail.com
Yes. Although everyone is welcome, if you do not speak English this tour will be difficult to follow and there is no time for translation. Apologies.
