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“The password will be on the receipt. Take a right into the alley and look for the door with the mask.” I’d just finished a nightcap at a cigar-and-cocktail bar in charming downtown Bryan, twin city to Texas A&M University’s College Station, when the server asked if my husband and I had tried out the speakeasy around the corner. My long-ago memories of nights around the A&M campus are littered with shots at the Dry Bean, in Northgate, and dinner at the Dixie Chicken. No, I had not tried out the speakeasy. Mashing a four-digit code into the keypad of an alley door was not how I was expecting things to go that weekend, which was meant to be a quick family trip to see a…
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