• The caverns are accessible via stairs or elevator, located inside this small structure behind Hudson and Essex.

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  • Pulleys were once used to pull carts from the caverns down this tunnel to the basement of a brewery.

  • One cavern will be used as a dining room, the other is used to store Cypress Hill wine.

  • Prohibition at the Caverns is now accepting reservations for Friday and Saturday evenings. 

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