Love this place!…read more They have happy hour on Sundays and the drinks are very refreshing. The location is a bit hard to find but since it's part of the hotel so if a staff saw you looking for it, they will direct you to the right entrance. One thing that's more of a comment than a critic, the place is very big and there's plants to divide the tables/seatings, sometimes it's hard to get attention from the waiters so you might have to walk to the front to get whatever you need.

Was here on a Monday- slow but great service. Wonderful patio. Happy hour until 7 pm... can't…read morecomplain! Low key, sort of off the grid ? Still inside a hotel but... it's HK so what can you do.

I think it's good...but it's pretty overpriced. It's understandable considering it's at a hotel. I…read moredecided to come here on my full last day just to kind of experience it all. I didn't really get the full experience considering the weather was bad so the terrace wasn't opened for me to check out. I sat at the bar and I remember going there right when it opened (cause I had dinner plans). I had like two cocktails(they had a pretty cool menu that is based on "elements") of their 5 signature drinks. If I don't get lazy, I'll go back to my HD and upload those photos. If I remember correctly, I got "metal" and "fire." There was a gimmick for the "fire" one where they lit it up(it's like a one sec thing haha). Regardless the drinks weren't bad and I had a dessert cause I wanted to try their food. I don't think it's on the menu right now(I checked website) but it was actually pretty decent. The bartender was very nice and he only speaks english(which is fine obviously, he mentioned that most people here prob speaks english in case you can't speak chinese/cantonese at all) I wouldn't mind coming back for the vibes, moreso because I want to see the terrace. It's just that I'm sure there are bars that are much cheaper for around the same taste.

Ozone is known as the world's highest rooftop bar, located on the 118th floor of the Ritz-Carlton…read moreHong Kong. My husband and I went with pretty high expectations, and honestly, it didn't quite live up to the hype. Now let me be clear, the views? Absolutely unmatched. The panoramic city and harbor views are what truly make this place special. And aesthetically, it's definitely Instagram-worthy. But outside of the scenery, everything else fell a bit short. The food and drinks were pretty basic, especially for a spot with such a luxe reputation. One thing I did appreciate was the service and hospitality. It was my husband's birthday, and they kindly gave both of us complimentary shots that tasted like wine, which was a thoughtful touch. Overall, I'd say come for the views and experience, but maybe lower your expectations when it comes to the food and cocktails.

3.5/5, +.5 for service…read more The Lounge and Bar is located inside the 102nd floor of the Ritz-Carlton in Hong Kong's West Kowloon Cultural District. The Ritz-Carlton is part of the building that forms the tallest building in Hong Kong. The view is certainly amazing. It actually gave me a new perspective of HK, as someone who's lived here before, with all the shipping and ferry transport action that I saw. I wasn't hungry at all, so I simply went with a cheese platter and a milk tea with boba. It was okay, there was a wide selection variety of cheese, and the milk tea taste was strong. Not the best I've had, but you're paying more for the view here than the food. Service was good here. As long as you get a window seat, you'll get your value out of coming here. I probably wouldn't do it if I wasn't able to get a window seat.

The Ritz Carlton is the tallest building in hongkong. This hotel is grand, beautiful and offers…read moregood food! The views are spectacular! The staff were friendly and I consider this experience as "great!"

I went here for tea time and it was GREAT. The tea was…read morefantastic and they give you sugar and cream on the side so you can make the tea anyway you like it. The deviled eggs were my favorite savory dish and the pandan(?) cake was my favorite pastry. The cocktails were also unique. I got the Milo one - which is SO Hong Kong and reminds me of my childhood. The service was also great. I didn't expect this place to be super classy, but I felt dressed down and still got good service :)

This is absolutely my type of spot. Cute, modern, stylish, a…read morehidden surprise in a touristy spot. The cocktails have a clean presentation & unique spark to them. Notes you wouldn't think would go together, do. Cases in point: Birds of a Feather drink - Who would think to put fruit preserves, fruit tea, & scotch together, with the concoction remaining smooth & not at all over-powering? It tasted like juice with a slight hint of smoke. The smoke taste dissipated as I consumed more of the cocktail. Dinosaur - Dude. I was waiting for the ice ball to melt. I started poking it with my straw, a bit malleable. Then, I dove into it with my spoon. Discovery? The Milo ice ball is iced malt. Wth? How amazing is that? The drink is a dessert masterpiece that was hard for me to take down. Sinful, yet sickingly sweet. Worth it though. I enjoyed the Envoy. I envy this place because it isn't back home...

They should call this the UN-fun bar! Horrible service. Manager is too busy to get people to…read moreserve the table as they watch tv on their phone Sky bad? Should be called 'top floor of mall bar'

$128 HKD (about $15-$16 US dollars) for all you can drink for 2 hours!…read more After doing some shopping at Langham, the boyfriend and I wanted to chill and wind down. We decided to check out The Sky Bar. It is located on the 13th floor, and overlooks other restaurants and shops within the mall. So, don't expect an actual "sky" view. The Sky Bar offers a variety of cocktails and mocktails, but limited beers and wines for their All You Can Drink menu. However, it is still a steal! I ordered all of their cocktails, and my favorite was the Nothing (vodka, coconut liqueur, melon liqueur, pineapple juice, lemon juice). My boyfriend ordered rounds of their beer and wine, which were okay. We also ordered the Crispy Calamari Rings with Wasabi Mayo to go with our beverages. Again, it was just okay. It did the job, but nothing spectacular or memorable. I wouldn't recommend it. Lastly, service was extremely slow, especially for having no other customers in the restaurant. It was a bit frustrating consistently trying to find staff members. By no means is this a go-to place, but if you are already in the area and want a place to sit and chill, The Sky Bar is an option, especially for their All You Can Drink menu.

This bar was hard to find. It's located on a steep street and you have to walk down the stairs…read morethrough a short alley to find the entrance. A bit of a speak easy vibe. The inside is very cozy with the bar as the center. I read the menu is seasonal and completely changes. My guess is what we had in December 2025 is no longer on the menu. The two cocktails we had was very unique with unusual ingredients. I think it was called Like-Minded Creatures and Paradox. Somehow the unusual ingredients came together very nicely. They do not skim on the liquor. I had a good buzz after one drink. In case you're wondering, they do not serve food. Just snacks/chips. Our server was wonderful. She didn't hover, but came to our table as soon as we make eye contact. I recommend this cocktail spot. We had a good time. Not fit for large/big groups. Perfect for 2-4 friends.

The Old Man definitely has a cool concept. The Hemingway-inspired theme is creative, the cocktails…read moreare unique, and the bartenders clearly put a lot of thought into both the drinks and presentation. The atmosphere is intimate and fun, making it easy to see why this bar has earned such a strong reputation. Every drink felt like an experience rather than just a cocktail. That said, I was surprised by how aggressively the staff pushed for an additional tip after already adding a service charge to the bill. It felt out of place, especially in Hong Kong where that is generally not the expectation. It honestly felt more like something I would expect in the United States. Overall, the drinks and concept were excellent, but the awkward tipping interaction took away from an otherwise great experience.

This place shines for craft whisky drinks. A perfect place to grab a drink with a friend.read more

If you're in Hong Kong and even remotely into craft cocktails, you have to check out QUINARY,…read more easily one of the best bars and well-deserving of its spot on Asia's 50 Best Bars list... Every single drink we tried was absolutely incredible.. So unique, flavorful, and thoughtfully crafted. You can really tell how much effort and creativity goes into each cocktail... We sat at the bar, which made the experience even better because we got to watch the bartenders in action. They walk you through each drink when they serve it, explaining the ingredients, how to enjoy it, and the inspiration behind it. It felt like more than just drinks.. it was an experience... The bartenders were super friendly, and several of them spoke English, which made everything easy and comfortable. The ambiance is exactly what you'd want: dim, chill, and upscale with a cool, laid-back crowd... It's the perfect spot to catch up with friends or wind down for the night.. They also serve food, which we didn't order at the time: but honestly, I regretted it later because everything coming out looked amazing (and I was definitely starving by the end of the night)... I genuinely can't even pick a favorite drink because they were all that good, each one completely different and memorable in its own way. 5 stars all the way. If you're visiting Hong Kong, this spot is a must...

The interior transports you to another world of magic and whimsy. The stained glass and dragonfly…read moremotifs everywhere are definitely noticed and well placed. The drinks were alright tbh haha but would definitely come back for the vibes if it's not crowded, which it wasn't at 6 pm on a Sunday lol

Inspired by Art Nouveau and specifically the styling of Louis Comfort Tiffany of Tiffany and Co…read morefame, the interior transports you to another time and era and somehow feels right at home in nostalgic HK. It's located in Central right next to the old prison and though we had no reservations we were still seated in the cool private rooms with the same attention to interior as the main room. They offer lunch and afternoon tea, there are also night with live music which we missed this time but what brought us here were cocktails in a nice environment. Favrile Cocktail: inspired by Favrile art glass, local gin, yuzu, seaweed, and a touch of wasabi. A surprising drink that was quite refreshing on a hot and humid HK night. My friend and his GF got a non alcoholic cocktail and a green tea based one which I had a sip of, both were also great!

So, you're in Hong Kong, and have you pick of the places that are cool, hot, chill, rocking,…read moremellow, whatever. There really isn't that much of a reason to come here, with the exceptions of - The view is pretty cool, and - You're staying here, and - You want a nightcap That said, the service is nice, and the cocktails are really quite good.

Wine-derlust Wednesday is my best remedy and midweek indulgence. I always go back on Wednesday for…read moremore wine and cheese. Before noticing the Wine-derlust event, I have never wanted to visit WOOBAR because of its location. I'm always lazy to go all the way to Kowloon side just for a drink, not to mention W Hotel is almost only reachable by MTR. It's not a good place for pre-drinks before hitting LKF, nor is it good for a late drinking night as I live on Hong Kong Island. However, spending a night with wide varieties of wine and unlimited cheese sounds good to me. Every Wednesday, WOOBAR has an incredibly good deal priced at $278 per person, including free flow of wine and cheese from 8pm to 10:30pm. You can choose from rosé, white, red, sparkling and more. I usually start my night with a glass of sparkling rosé, which is sweet and appetizing. I like having my wine with nibbles from their cheese and charcuterie selections. My favorite section has to be the fondue table, featuring a warm, aromatic pot of cheese and toasted bread cubes on the side. I could drown in the pool of cheese. Fancy a boozy Wednesday? Visit WOOBAR and indulge yourself in wine and cheese. No one can ever get enough of cheese, no?

One of Hong Kong's oldest speakeasies and it's notoriously hard to find, making the experience feel…read moreexclusive from the start. Once inside, the dim lighting, leather seating and vintage decor set the tone for a cozy and intimate night out. The Earl Grey Martini is an absolute must try - smooth, fragrant and perfectly balanced. Their signature drink that lives up to the hype. The staff are professional and attentive, offering great recommendations to its customers.

One of the coolest albeit hardest to find speakeasies I've encountered. We had a reservation, made…read moresure to leave on time, and even got off the subway station 10-15 minutes prior to our reservation time, but it took another 15 minutes to walk to Tai Kwun the prison looking courtyard, and then another 10 minutes to find the actual entrance, because many of the random doors look similar. Luckily someone showed us; it's somewhere on the first floor with a square design on the door. Once in, it was a very cool experience, dimly lit and cozy and intimate. They are known for the earl grey martini, which definitely did not disappoint; the alcohol taste is there but not overwhelming or bitter. Definitely worth coming back in the future now that I know where the entrance is!