The "Gangsters Last Supper in Paris" is a unique blend of history, glamour, and deceit, taking you through the infamous meeting place of Parisian gangsters in the 1930s. Picture yourself in the center of a bustling art deco bar, where prohibition era gangsters, like Jimmy Capone and Alphonse Gabriel Capone, gather for their final revelries before being deported back to America.
The room is adorned with vintage neon lights, glass-paneled walls, and a central bar that runs the length of one wall, adorned with colorful cocktail shakers and the occasional ruby-red bullet. Waiters in black-and-white checkered suits serve up thick-cut steaks, French fries, and whiskey chasers, all washed down with champagne.
As the menu offers "The Two-Gunners Special" (a deadly combination of whiskey and machine gun shots) and "The Capone's Choice" (which might involve a choking hazard), you're drawn into the conversation of these infamous figures, discussing prohibition, the rise of the mob, and the very foundations of crime in America.
The atmosphere is one of camaraderie and forgetfulness, a farewell party as wild as any ever held. But don't be fooled, your evening might be the last supper for these legendary figures, and this is where it all came crashing down.
Join us for a slice of history, a dash of fiction, and the promise of two hours of nostalgia and fun. The "Gangsters Last Supper in Paris" is a night like no other, where you can sit at Capone's table and live out the mobster's dreams from the roaring twenties.
