Imagine if you will Manhattan in the 1920s, when showgirls and bootleggers shaped culture, defied norms, and broke laws with abandon. It is within this milieu that Gallaghers was born, established as a speakeasy in 1927 by Ziegfeld girl Helen Gallagher and gambler Jack Solomon. Nestled in the Theater District, Gallaghers transformed from a Prohibition-era hot spot to a reputable steak house where Broadway stars, sports legends, politicians, socialites, and the like gathered for (now legal) martinis, prime rib, and creamed spinach. Many of their portraits grace the walls of the new Gallaghers location in Boca Raton, which debuted earlier this summer.
