Somewhere Secret

Somewhere Secret does not announce itself — and that is the whole point. From the street it looks like an ordinary antique store; head upstairs and you arrive at an escape room crossed with a treasure hunt, what its creators call the next evolution of escape rooms. You and your team get one hour to solve puzzles and advance through what the venue calls a labyrinth of wits. If your team solves everything, you unlock a treasure map, which leads to a magical object. That multi-stage structure sets it apart from a standard escape room. Games are private by default — no strangers book in with you. Games suit eight or fewer people, with larger private events on request. Pricing is tiered by group size, from $50 per person for two players down to $28 each for six or more. Children under 12 need an adult; under-18s need a signed waiver. Note: the venue is not wheelchair accessible — expect stairs, bending, and crouching.