The name of the bar is inlaid in metal on the sidewalk in swirly letters. The moniker refers to a Prohibition-era art movement that produced temperance propaganda posters. The illustrations depicted the road to hell, which was paved with bottles of booze, but maps to nearby speakeasies were hidden in the designs.

Neo-Gothic crystal chandeliers, black granite tables, and suede banquettes.

The Cinder, a mix of Herradura reposado tequila, jalapeño-infused Herradura blanco tequila, Los Amantes joven mezcal, and fresh lime juice, with a dash of angostura bitters, served in a glass rimmed with smoked salt. Or the Fancy Free, a mix of Rittenhouse rye whiskey, Luxardo maraschino liqueur, angostura and orange bitters, with an orange twist that’s lit with a match at the table.