US EditionHouston's Newest Hidden Bar Is a Sleek, Sexy Stunner — De Fortune's Magical Cavern Makes This Speakeasy Search Worth It
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Escondido Lounge takes speakeasy bar trend to Fort Myers, Cape Coral, beyond - Gulfshore Business
Brad Cozza, a longtime Fort Myers restaurateur, has developed two new restaurant and bar concepts and is taking them international. But first, he’s taking them to Fort Myers and Cape Coral. The first Escondido Lounge opened December in downtown Fort Myers, “hidden” behind what looks like a walk-in cooler door at the back of Taco Works at 1617 Hendry St. It opens at 5 p.m. and harkens back to the 1920s days of Prohibition, when alcohol was illega…
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