The Envoy
The very trendy Envoy is one of Hong Kong’s best hotel bars. Upstairs in the buzzing Pottinger Hotel, it boasts a library of a spirits and deft bartenders to employ…
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Ozone
No discussion of bars with views would be complete without talking about Ozone, the tallest bar in the world. On the 118th floor of the Ritz Carlton Hotel in the…
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Little L.A.B.
This pocket-sized bar in Central’s SoHo neighborhood is on a mission to make cocktails that are evocative of Hong Kong. Asian ingredients and local cultural references are present in drinks that…
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Ping Pong 129
Thanks to a new subway line, the fashionable Western District is growing quickly with a spate of new bars, restaurants and shops. First on the scene was Ping Pong 129,…
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Café Gray Bar
The bar at Café Gray Deluxe is an ideal spot for a sundowner. On top of the Upper House, Hong Kong’s most exclusive hotel, Café Gray boasts excellent service, solid classic…
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Rummin’ Tings
Hong Kong’s first Caribbean bar is less than a year old, but has already established itself as a dependable party mecca. With loud music, fiery food and strong, mostly rum-based…
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Ham and Sherry
An early adopter of the international sherry trend, Ham and Sherry is actually one of the best sherry bars outside of Spain. If you're hankering for a cocktail, head down…
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Salon 10
One of Hong Kong’s hippest bars, this Central lounge is fronted by a Wes Anderson-esque front door and ironic living room décor. Though the crowd can be painfully trendy at…
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Proof
Proof finds itself in the heart of a mostly college bar scene, but adult drinkers seek out Craig Nelson’s grown-up watering hole for the great tunes, straightforward cocktails and simple,…
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