By Amos Staff and Michelle Railey
Attic Hardware Speakeasy/Smocktown Brewery, 223 W. Main Street, Greenwood, Indiana 46142.
The three matching chandeliers, brick walls, red velvet curtains in the background. 
The one brass chandelier, reflected with its crystal compatriot in a brick-surrounded mirror. 
Tin roof. Not rusted. 
Frosted glass window in bathroom door with fetching icon. 
Rentable party room. Part seance. Part retro. Perfect for a party or a murder mystery. 
The red hallway stair leading up from Smocktown Brewery and Main Street to the Speakeasy. 
The ship floats above the pricier bourbons. 
The perfect bourbon on the rock. Note that the speakeasy uses a proper massive singular hunk of ice. 
Ladies’ room features prohibition photos against a proper Arts and Crafts mustard-colored wall. 
The stars and the patio of Attic Hardware Speakeasy. (Image: Amos Media/Michelle Railey)
All photos in slideshow copyright Amos Media/Michelle Railey.
Craft cocktails, spirits, artisan ice. Vintage vibe, old music. And the best view of downtown Greenwood, Indiana from a rooftop patio of a 1906 building.
There is nothing quite like it in Greenwood. It’s a sleeping lion, a quiet wonder, a secret garden.
Highly recommend.
(And if we ever visit the brewery, we’ll say something about that, too.)
Only, the speakeasy is completely perfect.
Hidden gem in old town Greenwood.
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