Locksmith, shoe shop or bar? NYC speakeasy has it all | New York Post

Everyone loves being in on a secret. That's the spirit behind Manhattan's new speakeasy Keys and Heels. On the outside it looks like a locksmith and shoe shop straight out of old New York. On the inside, it's a cozy cocktail bar, which one patron described as "vibey." The neon signs advertising "make keys" and "shoe repair" are all part of the show.
Adding to the intrigue, Keys and Heels always has a "Closed" sign on the door. Fortunately for comedian Mike Cannon, the host of The Post's "Best Kept Secret Bars of New York," the hip watering hole was open for business. He sat down with owner Massimo Lusardi, who launched the trendy spot on Second Avenue in the East '70s early this year.
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