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One Luxurious Crib Speakeasy That Lives up to It's Golden Promise | the Beijinger

One Luxurious Crib Speakeasy That Lives up to It's Golden Promise | the Beijinger: Let me paint a picture for you. Tucked in among over a dozen eateries at The Crib, on the right of the Mediterranean tapas restaurant Sorì, sits Golden Promise, a high-end Japanese whiskey joint with dim lighting, a shiny black marble bar, comfortable leather sofas, soft jazz playing in the background, all behind a secret hidden door. So far, so speakeasy.


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