Infamous gangster Al ... The restaurant website tells more of the legend, “The three-story compound once had escape hatches on the roof and underground tunnels in the basement used by Capone ...

Plenty of bars and restaurants claim to have connections to Al Capone and the city's Prohibition ... which scofflaws used as an escape route when necessary. The backroom to Exchequer was the ...

While the neon sign outside continues to proclaim "great chicken ... some other restaurants along the pacific highway, but its down to earth vibe and rich history, including Al Capone's supposed ...

The supposed former suburban hideaway of Chicago's notorious cigar-chomping gangster Al Capone is looking to receive a pardon from death row and may reopen as a new restaurant and bar, the Tribune ...

Al Capone’s Hideaway closed in 2012. It was built in the 1920s and was purportedly used by the infamous Chicago gangster as a hideout. The Hideaway was a restaurant for 38 years until it closed.

County liquor commissioners denied a liquor license application filed by a businessman wanting to open a new restaurant at the former Al Capone’s Hideaway and Steakhouse in unincorporated Kane ...