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Falco: Sheung Wan's New All-Day Bar & Kitchen
Coffee by day, cocktails by night — a new Mediterranean neighbourhood bar-restaurant on Wa Lane.
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The best bars in Hong Kong
From hotel rooftops to basement speakeasies — the city's finest drinks destinations.
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Coffee by day, cocktails by night — a new Mediterranean neighbourhood bar-restaurant on Wa Lane.
Ozone's record-breaking rooftop, harbour-view cocktails and stylish hotel bars — the best of Kowloon-side drinking.
Where to watch live football, F1 and rugby — big screens and cold pints from Wan Chai Stadium to Mui Wo's China Bear.
Six pint-pouring institutions for pub grub and live football — from The Globe to Trafalgar and Stanley's Smugglers Inn.
Where to drink for less: the city's best 1+1 deals, the go-to neighbourhoods and the timing to know before you go.
A Caribbean and Polynesian tiki bar lands in Tsim Sha Tsui East — rum cocktails, jerk chicken and easy holiday vibes off Mody Road.
The ranking lands in Macau on 28 July. Meet the six Hong Kong bars in the running, from No.1 Bar Leone to Coa — and how to watch.
Panoramic harbour views and travel-themed cocktails 45 floors up at The Landmark's Forty-Five.
A 30-seat Champagne bar on the seventh floor of Mandarin Oriental The Landmark — 25 by the glass and a 500-label cellar in Central.
Lorenzo Antinori's Cuban-inspired cocktail bar on Hollywood Road — rum, rhythm and a 1970s Miami swagger.
The latest openings worth a detour across the city.
Late-night rooms for live jazz, from Peel Fresco to DarkSide.
From hotel rooftops to basement speakeasies — the city's finest drinks destinations.
The city looks spectacular from above. Here's where to watch the sun go down.
Natural wines, classic pours and sommeliers who actually want to talk.
Local breweries, tap rooms and the bars stocking the best in Hong Kong craft beer.
Behind unmarked doors and through hidden entrances — the bars you have to find.
Cheap beers, no pretension, great times. The bars that keep Hong Kong honest.