Of all the restaurants Al Capone enjoyed in the US, Brooklyn's Harvard Inn is among the most notorious. And it's not because of the drinks — it's where Capone got his nickname, "Scarface." Johnny ...

COMSTOCK PARK, MI — The folklore of Nick Fink’s wasn’t written overnight. Grand Rapids’ oldest bar, 3965 West River Drive, is adding to a 136-year legacy. One year after welcoming customers back ...

We've previously told you about the Southern restaurant that was once a secret hideout for Al Capone, but the notorious mob boss certainly got around. The Chicago-based criminal also had plenty of ...

While a notorious criminal like Al Capone isn't necessarily someone to admire, he's certainly a fascinating figure surrounded by a lot of intriguing history. Capone was one of the leaders of the ...

Al Capone (AKA "Scarface") was a notorious gangster who would, reportedly, frequent Fourth Street establishments in Sioux City (AKA "Little Chicago") during the Prohibition era.

Dave Jemilo shares the lore behind the famous cocktail bar Al Capone frequented. Dave Jemilo, owner of The Green Mill, shares the lore behind the famous cocktail bar Al Capone once frequented.

Indiana's Knickerbocker Saloon in Lafayette has survived fire, Prohibition, and innumerable renovations, all while purportedly serving drinks to such luminaries as President Ulysses S. Grant, the ...