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Top 20 Bars in Hong Kong [2025]
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COA
5.0
/5
9 reviews
From AU$ 42.00
Central | 4.3 km from downtown
Address: Shop A, LG/F Wah Shin House, 6-10 Shin Hing Street, Central, Hong Kong, Central, Hong Kong
Selected for 2 years in a row
Highlights:
Multiple award-winning bars with Mexican-style decor
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The recommended menu is really rich and diverse! 🍹Whether you like sweet or spicy, you can find a cocktail that suits your taste. Banana and Basil Sour, pepper smash and la Paloma give people a refreshing and pleasant feeling; while coconut milk punch exudes a strong coconut flavor; Three Salt Margarita and CACAO HUSK ROSITA show unique taste and creativity. 💫Here you can enjoy a wonderful time and experience different flavors in carefully prepared cocktails.
When you travel to Hong Kong, you must remember to go to coa one night.
The special blends there are really delicious!!
My friend and I drank 6⃣️ cups in a row!! We want to try every kind~
Blind spot basically never disappoints. My favorite is papper smash.
There will be a queue at night. If there is not enough space, we will sit outside.
But I still recommend sitting inside because the menus inside and outside are different.
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The Iron Fairies & Co
4.0
/5
9 reviews
From AU$ 39.00
Central | 4.4 km from downtown
Address: LG/F, Chinachem Hollywood Centre, 1-13 Hollywood Road, Central
Selected for 2 years in a row
Highlights:
Dreamy brass interiors and innovative drinks
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A hidden bar that is very popular recently. The entrance is not very conspicuous. I found it only after someone reminded me. The atmosphere of the whole bar is dark and very relaxing. The decoration style has a lot of butterflies 🦋🦋🦋, and some iron faries are quite fun.
The drinks are just average. There will be a band after 10 o'clock in the evening, and the scene will become a disco scene. You can experience a different bar.
Although my bestie and I are not heavy drinkers, we decided to check in at a popular bar on this trip to Hong Kong. So we looked through all the travel notes and found this The Iron Fairies.
Speaking of the location, it is actually near the busiest Lan Kwai Fong. The door is very hidden. We followed the map and asked people around, but they didn't know. Finally, we went in one by one and found that the person was in the dim light. There is a downhill slope here. The gate is recessed on the left side of the downhill slope. I remember that the door is a curtain, but when you lift the curtain and enter, you will find that this is another world.
In the dim light, several graceful women are twisting their waists, with countless iron butterflies hanging from their heads, surrounded by 6 giant boilers. There are booths inside the boiler, which are both private and romantic, as if the movie "The Lord of the Rings" is reproduced. It is said that this place is designed with the inspiration of the magical story of the Iron Fairy. The bar is also full of wishing bottles, and the blacksmith style is gone.
It was around 11 o'clock when we arrived. The place was almost full. We were taken to a scattered seat in the hall. There were iron elves hidden in the fire on the table. It was really magical.
After a while, the band performance began. The atmosphere of the whole place was heated up. Four beautiful women danced gracefully. My bestie and I sat there in a daze in T-shirts. Maybe it was related to the education when I was a child, or maybe it was because I felt that I was not charming enough. I just took pictures of the locals' carnival and sent a circle of friends. Suddenly I realized the meaning of travel, to experience different lives and to understand other people's lives.
I personally think that the band's singing level is average, and the drinks are not amazing in terms of shape or taste, but the environment and atmosphere here are indeed outstanding. If you are just for curiosity, you can come and see it. If you are a liquor lover, I am afraid you have to find another way.
Anyway, this place still left me with a wonderful hour. Next time, I will definitely stand up bravely and confidently, twist my waist to the music, and travel is to be a different self.
The Iron Fairies
Address: LG Floor, Chinachem Hollywood Center, 1-13 Hollywood Road, Central
Price per person: HK$90-130
Opening hours: Monday to Thursday: 18:00-2:00
Friday and Saturday: 17:00-2:00
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Bar Leone
5.0
/5
6 reviews
From AU$ 55.00
Sai Wan and Sheung Wan | 4.4 km from downtown
Address: G/F, 11-15 Bridges Street, Central
Selected for 2 years in a row
Highlights:
Italian-style bar reviving classic cocktails
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The drinks look simple but are super good. I love Caffè Paradiso, it's their perfect interpretation of Irish coffee. The music and overall atmosphere are great. Definitely worth a visit when in Hong Kong!
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Maggie Choo's
5.0
/5
4 reviews
From AU$ 60.00
Central | 4.4 km from downtown
Address: Shop 1, G/F, Chinachem Hollywood Centre, 1-13 Hollywood Road
Featured in Must-Visit Restaurants
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Old Shanghai style, retro and modern, very atmospheric, highly recommended
Every time I come to Hong Kong, I find something new and interesting.
This time in Lan Kwai Fong, I went through a secret entrance of an antique shop and traveled directly to a bar in the old money style of Shanghai in the 20th century.
The nightlife experience here is so rich~
There are high-quality live bands at night and the atmosphere is superb.
After 11 o'clock, it turns into an old Shanghai dance hall and everyone dances freely.
The bartender prepared a series of retro specialty cocktails.
I ordered a glass of Her Aspiration. The base liquor of rum is paired with mango and grapefruit. It tastes smooth and sweet.
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GOKAN
4.7
/5
18 reviews
From AU$ 66.00
4.5 km from downtown
Address: 30 Ice House St, Central, Hong Kong
Featured in Must-Visit Restaurants
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This bakery is located on a street off the beaten path in Manhattan, New York.
It seems to be a long-established bakery, with a few seats inside and a cute interior.
It's frequented by locals, so you can relax.
There were also quite a few people ordering takeout.
They bake their sandwiches for you, and they're crispy and delicious!
This bar is run by the famous Japanese bartender Shingo Gokan, whose name also means "five senses" in Japanese. The wine list is divided into five categories, which is quite interesting.
No.
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Quinary
4.4
/5
26 reviews
From AU$ 44.00
Central | 4.4 km from downtown
Address: G/F, 56-58 Hollywood Road, Soho, Central
Featured in 2024 Asia 100 - Bars
Highlights:
Redefining molecular cocktails to activate 5 senses
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a place for a nice cocktail and warm atmosphere, a also perfect to go for a drink after dinner in Central, sometimes a bit crowded but worth to try with the right company. the quinary offers special cocktails which they are their own inventions and traditional cocktails as gin tonic, spritz, and many others...
Quinary is very distinctive: cement floor, tungsten light bulbs, wire mesh gates, it looks like a clean factory. It has been ranked among the top 50 best bars in the world for four consecutive years and started with the molecular cocktail - Earl Grey Caviar Martini. This drink is made of Earl Grey tea like caviar, which is very charming.
No.
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Cruise
5.0
/5
12 reviews
From AU$ 57.00
North Point and Quarry Bay | 4.3 km from downtown
Address: 北角北角村裡一號香港維港凱悦尚萃酒店西座二十三樓
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The restaurant’s afternoon tea set is very exquisite, including high-end ingredients such as abalone and bird’s nest. It is definitely a great place to celebrate the New Year!
The dishes are excellent, especially the hamachi sashimi and red curry tiger prawns, which are delicious and cost-effective, and worth a try!
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8
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Socio
4.5
/5
6 reviews
From AU$ 39.00
4.5 km from downtown
Address: G/F, 17 Staunton Street, Soho, Central
Featured in Must-Visit Restaurants
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I ordered three cocktails, each of which had a rich taste and the bartending level was online.
good 👍
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Eyebar
4.9
/5
13 reviews
From AU$ 37.00
Tsim Sha Tsui | 2.5 km from downtown
Address: 30/F, ISQUARE, 63 Nathan Rd, Tsim Sha Tsui
Featured in 2025 Asia 100 – Bars
Highlights:
A rooftop bar with Victoria Harbour views, famous for its cocktails
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There are two restaurants on the 30th floor of International Plaza: Nanhai No. 1 and Eyebar. Eyebar is located in the Chinese restaurant "Nanhai No. 1". The bar has indoor and outdoor seating, and offers a 180-degree view of Victoria Harbour. The high-ceilinged interior space displays a number of historical nautical decorations and ship models, which echo the sea view outside the floor-to-ceiling windows.
This is a great place to go for a meal or a drink. I really recommend watching the "light ceremony" from the Eyebar at 8pm. You can enjoy the view while having a nice drink. The price is higher but definitely worth it.
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10
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OZONE
4.5
/5
38 reviews
From AU$ 57.00
West Kowloon | 2 km from downtown
Address: 118/F, The Ritz-Carlton Hong Kong, International Commerce Centre, 1 Austin Road West, Tsim Sha Tsui
Selected for 2 years in a row
Highlights:
The bar is located on the 118th floor with panoramic city views.
100+ recent views
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wonderful view from heights. this is the real distraction from HK life.
satisfying service from all the staff (polite and totally professional) even the internship students.
The bar in the Ritz-Carlton in Tsim Sha Tsui is one of the more luxurious ones in Hong Kong. The prices are also relatively expensive. There are many beautiful women. It is a bar where you can see the whole view of Hong Kong, and the cocktails are also very unique.
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