If you’re a history enthusiast, Rhode Island really is the place for you. One of the original 13 colonies, little Rhody has seen America through all of her growing pains and more. The streets and most of the buildings in this tiny state have such a storied past that make even the simplest outing into a true adventure. Like the rest of the country, Rhode Island weathered the prohibition of alcohol from 1920 through 1933, and many citizens were not too happy about that. As a result, many speakeasies sprung up to sneakily serve booze to the masses who just weren’t ready to give up a stiff drink after a long hard day. Today of course, drinking is once more legal and doesn’t need to be hidden, but the remnants of these speakeasies can still be found around the state!
The Charlestown Rathskeller Tavern is one such spot. With humble origins as a speakeasy in the 1930's, the Rathskeller is now a favorite of New England locals who enjoy the ability to have their drinks and take in some entertainment out in the open rather than hidden from the public eye like so many years ago.
With history, events, and games to offer, the Rathskellar truly becomes a one stop shop for a great night out when you realize their menu is also absolutely amazing!
Do you think you’ll be going down to Charlestown for a meal at the Rathskeller soon? Everything sounds so delicious and the history is such a cool draw as well. Make sure to visit the restaurant’s website and check out their Facebook page for more information and fun menu specials!
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