Are you ready to elevate your dining experience with a twist of history? Prohibition at the Caverns offers an unparalleled dining adventure set against the backdrop of Mansfield’s rich historical tapestry.
Nestled in caverns built between 1850 and 1865, this unique restaurant invites you to feast amidst the very stones that once played a pivotal role during the Civil War era.
Originally constructed by German Brewers as a natural refrigerator for fermenting lager beer, these underground sandstone caverns, combined with ice, maintained a constant cool temperature of 50 degrees.
What was once accessible through a basement door in the historic Smutzler & Lightenr brewery, has now been transformed into an exquisite dining room, promising a meal you won’t forget.

Years of meticulous restoration have breathed new life into the caverns, setting the stage for an experience brimming with speakeasy charm. The menu, a testament to culinary excellence, features high-end dishes with sophisticated flavors, offering the option of enhancing your meal with expertly selected wine pairings.
Dining at The Caverns is more than just a meal; it’s a glamorous journey back in time.
With pricing at $190 per person with wine pairings or $165 without, it’s an investment in an evening of unparalleled ambiance and culinary delight. How often do you get the chance to enjoy a masterfully crafted meal within the walls of 19th-century caves?

he menu tantalizes with dishes such as an egg with bacon cream, black walnut, and cauliflower, a creamy goat cheese risotto, and succulent Peking goose, among others. Each course is thoughtfully paired with a selection of wines, ranging from bubbly Prosecco to crisp Vermentino, ensuring a symphony of flavors with each bite.
Located discreetly at the rear of 51 E 4th St, Mansfield, OH 44902, Prohibition at the Caverns is truly a one-of-a-kind dining experience.
Reserve your table or peek at a sample menu by visiting prohibitiondining.com. Embark on a dining experience that marries the allure of history with the pleasures of the palate at Prohibition at the Caverns.