Swoon: 1933 Lounge Opens In Carmel

The success of St. Elmo looks to have a trickle down effect in their latest spinoff, 1933 Lounge, a speakeasy style lounge offering upscale food and drinks.
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a meal sits on a plate with a glass of wine
Photo by Tony Valainis

NEWLY OPENED in Carmel, the latest outpost of St. Elmo spinoff 1933 Lounge declares itself a speakeasy—but Prohibition-era flappers and fellas never had it this good. Its vast dining room is dotted with low tables flanked by high-backed chairs covered in jungle cat tapestry, while a distinctive horseshoe bar topped with a giant lamp centers the room. It’s a scene straight from one of Steven Soderbergh’s Oceans films, all flattering light and luxe finishes by way of Minnesota-based Shea Design. This South African lobster tail offers an exciting plot twist beyond the menu’s reliable steaks and martinis, perfect for a cozy dinner with an A-lister or a simple planning meeting for your latest, most glamorous heist.

175 S. Rangeline Rd., Carmel, 317-751-1933