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First time checking out Bagheera, a speakeasy, on a Friday evening. The waiting area with betting odds and horse racing is nostalgic. Was told it was a one hour wait; a table opened up within 5 minutes. Cocktails are $18.00-$25.00, snacks $14.00-$19.00. Shared a cilantro butter naan ($5.00) and gobi pakora ($14.00). Incredibly tiny portion. How the alphabet was made ($18.00) wasn't memorable.
Super cool very hidden speakeasy in a very sketch part of town. Trying to find this place had me a little scared as we were walking, but once inside I felt a bit better. Located behind a betting office(used as a front!), you go in answer the question with multiple choice answers, you can also look up the answer online. If you don't have a reservation you may have to wait as this place is popular. Once in behind the door is a prohibition era dark and moody cocktail bar, that also pays tribute to Rudyard Kipling. Really cool music playing the whole time , bar tenders tend to have a bit of an attitude, the decor is amazing, dark woodsy and the ceiling and walks are adorned with Indian jewelry. Pretty cool as I'd seen some of these pieces before. Very unique. Very cool vibe, kinda Indian, animal print, Asian inspired. Bathrooms are amazingly cool,! Definitely check them out! The menu is a book called just so stories. With all the drinks based around characters from Rudyard Kiplings the jungle book. They have a few small plates, I mean small! Don't come here looking for alot of food or if your really hungry! You'll be spending alot on food! The food we had was good though if your looking just to have a snack with a drink. I honestly can't remember the name of my drink, except it was spirit forward and very good! My friend had a nice Canadian Rose. We tried the Chana masala with potato cumin poori. Both were excellent and very tasty. Good spice level. The service is lacking for such a great spot otherwise, great find in the cocktail bar scene!
When I arrived I placed a bet on King Louie. After that we waited less than 10 minutes before entering the hidden space behind the horse betting room. The speakeasy is visually captivating with so much attention to detail. The cocktail menu is based off children's stories and the cocktails are creative but on the pricier side. I enjoyed "how the alphabet was made" which was gin, guava, basil cordial and yuzu sake. It was refreshing with a fruity flavour. It's an intimate and cozy spot but be aware there is a 1.5 hour time limit if there is a wait outside.
We came to Bagheera on a Sunday evening (during Labor Day weekend) without reservation. We got put on a waitlist for 1.5 hours which resulted in 2hr 15 min wait... I would say it's worth it if you decide to bar hop to nearby spots as you wait. The entrance to Bagheera is very hidden, disguised as a horse race betting vendor, it's a fun way to introduce a speakeasy in Chinatown. Once you give the secret code, you are able to be put on a waitlist or enter (if there's no wait). Ambience was amazing inside. Vibe was definitely speakeasy dark, moody with dim lighting. The onyx stone with back lighting was a nice touch at the bar. The cool accessories on plaques/plates mounted on the curved wall/ceiling was a cool idea. Furniture settings were either sofas, lounge chairs or swivel upholstered bar stools. Menu had lots of drink options~ they also have curry on the menu if you need food. The drinks are based on short stories and novels that have been interpreted to cocktails. For drinks we ordered the following: How The First Letter Was Made $23 - rating 8/10 The Butterfly That Stamped $20 - rating 10/10 How The Leopard Got It's Spots $19 - rating 7/10 How The Alphabet Was Made $18 - 8/10 I would recommend Bagheera as a fun spot to hang out with friends in the evening. The cocktails are great! Service was okay, the bartenders did not talk much as they were busy prepping/shaking cocktails. Overall, lovely experience at Bagheera.
Stopped in with a friend who hadn't been to a speakeasy before so she wanted the "password" experience. We didn't have reservations so we waited about 30 minutes on a Sunday night. Once inside, we loved the decor and the vibe. Staff were helpful in explaining the drinks. Not a huge amount of options but all leaned into the theme. Drinks were really good! We didn't try any food so we'll have to come back
Tried to only include photos that allowed the ambiance but didn't give away the best part, the surprise you get walking in!! Our server was so sweet, and so knowledgeable! The drinks are absolutely to die for. They were incredibly balanced and I've never tasted anything like them before!
I'm a big fan of speakeasies and have been waiting to go to Bagheera ever since they opened. I would say it did not live up to the hype. Their menus were printed on really think paper on both sides, so when we sat at their bar where the light was pretty dim and most of it was coming from the tabletop, it was pretty hard to read the menu. For food, they only have a handful of options - we got their aloo pakoras which is basically deep fried potatoes and they were really tasty but the portion was very less for the price we paid. We tried four of their drinks which were good but nothing that made us go "wow!". Also, the presentation of their drinks seemed like a normal bar drink (except one) which is fine but considering the price, we were hoping for a bit more. I liked their ambiance, they had traditional Indian gold jewelry by the bar and the aesthetics of the space were nice but I think that was it. Compared to other speakeasies in Vancouver I would say this one was ok.
Beautiful interior, great ambiance for a girls night or a date night! I loved the concept of the story book drinks and how you have to bet on a horse to enter-- it's really a fun experience. We tried the lemon cello based drink and the yuzu one. Both very good drinks! The area around it is very sketchy at night, we felt very unsafe walking there. Definitely not a walkable location at night.
My sister-in-law surprised my bf and I with reservations here so we could have a date night. She knows how my boyfriend loves to go to speakeasies. This is in a sketchy part of town and a very unassuming storefront. Once you go in, you say the secret code words, and you're brought back to a beautiful comfortable bar. The staff was super friendly and knowledgeable about the drinks and food and the whole vibe of the place. They usually have a time limit, but it's mostly for the busier nights. We came on a random Monday so it didn't feel as if we were rushed. The drinks were spectacular. The food was equally as delicious. We drank how the first letter was made; how the alphabet was made; the cat who walked by himself, how the camel got its hump, and a crab cocktail (don't know full name). All of the drinks were phenomenal. I wanted to try them all but my alcohol tolerance wouldn't allow for that. For the food, it is small bites. We had pakoras (chicken and aloo). So so delicious, a little spicy but amazing. We also had the naan. Delicious. Even for the small bites it was a nice amount of food. Also we made happy hour so that was a welcomed discount. Highly recommend this place and will be back next time we visit.
The business is disguised as a place for horse race betting. It's so shocking to see how polar opposite it looks once you're past the lobby - beautiful lighting, decoration, and architecture. The jungle theme is very cool and unique. We went on Valentine's Day, so we actually ended up waiting for almost 2 hours...we should've made a reservation. They must be used to people waiting a long time for a table because they serve alcohol in the lobby. Our waiter was so nice and took a lot of time to explain the menu. The drinks were unique and tasty. The chicken pakora was to die for, I wish I could've had more. Would definitely go back but with a reservation!!!
This speakeasy bar is located in the heart of Chinatown, with no sign outside, and the front door doesn't look like it leads to a bar. When I arrived, we checked in at the front desk and had to wait for the inside door to open. When it was our turn to enter, I was amazed by the exotic ambiance and decor--it felt like we had stepped into a completely different world from the outside. Once seated at the bar, the staff explained the menu in detail and recommended trying their cocktails. We ended up ordering one cocktail, one whiskey, and a red wine. I can't recall the name of the cocktail, but it was absolutely delicious. We also ordered some finger food to accompany our drinks. We ordered Masala curry, naan bread, and lamb biryani. They were quite spicy but tasted really good. My favorite was the lamb biryani. Looking back, I should have ordered a sweet cocktail to pair with the finger food. Overall, we thoroughly enjoyed this unique speakeasy bar. I'll definitely recommend it to my friends!
Been here too many times and I absolutely love the spot and was impressed from start to finish - each time. The first time I was blown away by how well-hidden the space is, and how they had perfected the interior, right to the monkeys in the washroom! The place gives a chic, upscale, and well-curated vibe. I went on a Tuesday the first time, and on Tuesdays they had a special martini menu, which includes the first-known written recipe for a martini (not sure if it's still available). We were two people so we were seated at the bar, which we didn't mind. The cocktails were fantastic and the service was top-notch. The second time was on a Friday with three people, and there was a short wait time. 10 minutes after we added our names to the waitlist, we received a message that we've been accepted, but we couldn't confirm the reservation due to some technical issue so we hurried right back to the place. This time we were given a couch, and were served some delicious cocktails! The music was also on point! We ordered some vegetarian pakoras (one of my friends was a vegetarian) as an appetizer. To me, although the pakoras were super tasty (and spicy!), they felt a bit dry and not crispy enough, hence 4 stars for the food. All the servers were very attentive and we had a great experience. The menu has changed over the past few months but the cocktails and service have stayed consistent. I'm impressed and would totally recommend Bagheera for a night out!
This speakeasy has one of the best entrances I've seen, and the interior theming is great, too. Not only is the decor fantastic, but the menu is a work of art, featuring text and illustrations from Rudyard Kipling's Just So Stories with a drink accompanying each story. The cuisine is Indian small plates, including appetizers and curries, all of which were quite tasty. Tuesdays, they have a special martini night with martinis made from gin that they age in amphorae soaking in salt water solutions. The result was a flight of four martinis that were all too salty for my taste but were certainly interesting. I think that their other cocktails that are more successful, though. read more
This is a speakeasy located inside the Happy Valley Turf Club, which is decorated in a Cantonese manner with horse racing and betting (you cannot place bets though). We didn't have reservations but still able to walk in as a party of 4. It was slightly busy on a Sunday evening but still have some tables left. This bar is more English / storybook classics with a modern wall pattern that is signature to this bar, with South Indian food. So this is a conglomerate of multiple influences. The cocktail that stood out the most unique is the camel one since it is made with actual camel milk. We also got the letter, alphabet, and leopard, all of which were well spiced or fruity or herbal. Each cocktail is fairly well executed, simplistic in presentation. This is a good speakeasy to check out if you are in the area, as well as Laowai which is their sister bar. read more
This speakeasy requires an advance reservation to get in, though it didn't feel nearly as busy as they made it out to be. The interior is very beautiful, but the cocktails are overpriced and the menu options were underwhelming. Service was okay overall. Unfortunately, the experience wasn't as exciting as I expected, and I'm not sure I'd return. read more
First time checking out Bagheera, a speakeasy, on a Friday evening. The waiting area with betting odds and horse racing is nostalgic. Was told it was a one hour wait; a table opened up within 5 minutes. Cocktails are $18.00-$25.00, snacks $14.00-$19.00. Shared a cilantro butter naan ($5.00) and gobi pakora ($14.00). Incredibly tiny portion. How the alphabet was made ($18.00) wasn't memorable. read more
Super cool very hidden speakeasy in a very sketch part of town. Trying to find this place had me a little scared as we were walking, but once inside I felt a bit better. Located behind a betting office(used as a front!), you go in answer the question with multiple choice answers, you can also look up the answer online. If you don't have a reservation you may have to wait as this place is popular. Once in behind the door is a prohibition era dark and moody cocktail bar, that also pays tribute to Rudyard Kipling. Really cool music playing the whole time , bar tenders tend to have a bit of an attitude, the decor is amazing, dark woodsy and the ceiling and walks are adorned with Indian jewelry. Pretty cool as I'd seen some of these pieces before. Very unique. Very cool vibe, kinda Indian, animal print, Asian inspired. Bathrooms are amazingly cool,! Definitely check them out! The menu is a book called just so stories. With all the drinks based around characters from Rudyard Kiplings the jungle book. They have a few small plates, I mean small! Don't come here looking for alot of food or if your really hungry! You'll be spending alot on food! The food we had was good though if your looking just to have a snack with a drink. I honestly can't remember the name of my drink, except it was spirit forward and very good! My friend had a nice Canadian Rose. We tried the Chana masala with potato cumin poori. Both were excellent and very tasty. Good spice level. The service is lacking for such a great spot otherwise, great find in the cocktail bar scene! read more
When I arrived I placed a bet on King Louie. After that we waited less than 10 minutes before entering the hidden space behind the horse betting room. The speakeasy is visually captivating with so much attention to detail. The cocktail menu is based off children's stories and the cocktails are creative but on the pricier side. I enjoyed "how the alphabet was made" which was gin, guava, basil cordial and yuzu sake. It was refreshing with a fruity flavour. It's an intimate and cozy spot but be aware there is a 1.5 hour time limit if there is a wait outside. read more
We came to Bagheera on a Sunday evening (during Labor Day weekend) without reservation. We got put on a waitlist for 1.5 hours which resulted in 2hr 15 min wait... I would say it's worth it if you decide to bar hop to nearby spots as you wait. The entrance to Bagheera is very hidden, disguised as a horse race betting vendor, it's a fun way to introduce a speakeasy in Chinatown. Once you give the secret code, you are able to be put on a waitlist or enter (if there's no wait). Ambience was amazing inside. Vibe was definitely speakeasy dark, moody with dim lighting. The onyx stone with back lighting was a nice touch at the bar. The cool accessories on plaques/plates mounted on the curved wall/ceiling was a cool idea. Furniture settings were either sofas, lounge chairs or swivel upholstered bar stools. Menu had lots of drink options~ they also have curry on the menu if you need food. The drinks are based on short stories and novels that have been interpreted to cocktails. For drinks we ordered the following: How The First Letter Was Made $23 - rating 8/10 The Butterfly That Stamped $20 - rating 10/10 How The Leopard Got It's Spots $19 - rating 7/10 How The Alphabet Was Made $18 - 8/10 I would recommend Bagheera as a fun spot to hang out with friends in the evening. The cocktails are great! Service was okay, the bartenders did not talk much as they were busy prepping/shaking cocktails. Overall, lovely experience at Bagheera. read more
Stopped in with a friend who hadn't been to a speakeasy before so she wanted the "password" experience. We didn't have reservations so we waited about 30 minutes on a Sunday night. Once inside, we loved the decor and the vibe. Staff were helpful in explaining the drinks. Not a huge amount of options but all leaned into the theme. Drinks were really good! We didn't try any food so we'll have to come back read more
4 months ago
Tried to only include photos that allowed the ambiance but didn't give away the best part, the surprise you get walking in!! Our server was so sweet, and so knowledgeable! The drinks are absolutely to die for. They were incredibly balanced and I've never tasted anything like them before! read more
1 year ago
I'm a big fan of speakeasies and have been waiting to go to Bagheera ever since they opened. I would say it did not live up to the hype. Their menus were printed on really think paper on both sides, so when we sat at their bar where the light was pretty dim and most of it was coming from the tabletop, it was pretty hard to read the menu. For food, they only have a handful of options - we got their aloo pakoras which is basically deep fried potatoes and they were really tasty but the portion was very less for the price we paid. We tried four of their drinks which were good but nothing that made us go "wow!". Also, the presentation of their drinks seemed like a normal bar drink (except one) which is fine but considering the price, we were hoping for a bit more. I liked their ambiance, they had traditional Indian gold jewelry by the bar and the aesthetics of the space were nice but I think that was it. Compared to other speakeasies in Vancouver I would say this one was ok. read more
Beautiful interior, great ambiance for a girls night or a date night! I loved the concept of the story book drinks and how you have to bet on a horse to enter-- it's really a fun experience. We tried the lemon cello based drink and the yuzu one. Both very good drinks! The area around it is very sketchy at night, we felt very unsafe walking there. Definitely not a walkable location at night. read more
2 months ago
Hidden bar with a well executed theme. The bites are good the drinks are innovative. Our server was really attentive and made great cocktail reccomendations read more
My sister-in-law surprised my bf and I with reservations here so we could have a date night. She knows how my boyfriend loves to go to speakeasies. This is in a sketchy part of town and a very unassuming storefront. Once you go in, you say the secret code words, and you're brought back to a beautiful comfortable bar. The staff was super friendly and knowledgeable about the drinks and food and the whole vibe of the place. They usually have a time limit, but it's mostly for the busier nights. We came on a random Monday so it didn't feel as if we were rushed. The drinks were spectacular. The food was equally as delicious. We drank how the first letter was made; how the alphabet was made; the cat who walked by himself, how the camel got its hump, and a crab cocktail (don't know full name). All of the drinks were phenomenal. I wanted to try them all but my alcohol tolerance wouldn't allow for that. For the food, it is small bites. We had pakoras (chicken and aloo). So so delicious, a little spicy but amazing. We also had the naan. Delicious. Even for the small bites it was a nice amount of food. Also we made happy hour so that was a welcomed discount. Highly recommend this place and will be back next time we visit. read more
3 months ago
2 years ago
The business is disguised as a place for horse race betting. It's so shocking to see how polar opposite it looks once you're past the lobby - beautiful lighting, decoration, and architecture. The jungle theme is very cool and unique. We went on Valentine's Day, so we actually ended up waiting for almost 2 hours...we should've made a reservation. They must be used to people waiting a long time for a table because they serve alcohol in the lobby. Our waiter was so nice and took a lot of time to explain the menu. The drinks were unique and tasty. The chicken pakora was to die for, I wish I could've had more. Would definitely go back but with a reservation!!! read more
2 years ago
This speakeasy bar is located in the heart of Chinatown, with no sign outside, and the front door doesn't look like it leads to a bar. When I arrived, we checked in at the front desk and had to wait for the inside door to open. When it was our turn to enter, I was amazed by the exotic ambiance and decor--it felt like we had stepped into a completely different world from the outside. Once seated at the bar, the staff explained the menu in detail and recommended trying their cocktails. We ended up ordering one cocktail, one whiskey, and a red wine. I can't recall the name of the cocktail, but it was absolutely delicious. We also ordered some finger food to accompany our drinks. We ordered Masala curry, naan bread, and lamb biryani. They were quite spicy but tasted really good. My favorite was the lamb biryani. Looking back, I should have ordered a sweet cocktail to pair with the finger food. Overall, we thoroughly enjoyed this unique speakeasy bar. I'll definitely recommend it to my friends! read more
2 years ago
Been here too many times and I absolutely love the spot and was impressed from start to finish - each time. The first time I was blown away by how well-hidden the space is, and how they had perfected the interior, right to the monkeys in the washroom! The place gives a chic, upscale, and well-curated vibe. I went on a Tuesday the first time, and on Tuesdays they had a special martini menu, which includes the first-known written recipe for a martini (not sure if it's still available). We were two people so we were seated at the bar, which we didn't mind. The cocktails were fantastic and the service was top-notch. The second time was on a Friday with three people, and there was a short wait time. 10 minutes after we added our names to the waitlist, we received a message that we've been accepted, but we couldn't confirm the reservation due to some technical issue so we hurried right back to the place. This time we were given a couch, and were served some delicious cocktails! The music was also on point! We ordered some vegetarian pakoras (one of my friends was a vegetarian) as an appetizer. To me, although the pakoras were super tasty (and spicy!), they felt a bit dry and not crispy enough, hence 4 stars for the food. All the servers were very attentive and we had a great experience. The menu has changed over the past few months but the cocktails and service have stayed consistent. I'm impressed and would totally recommend Bagheera for a night out! read more
3 years ago
I didn't choose to pop in. My party did. More excited that this is crossed off the list now for me. I always thought I wasn't cool enough to be at one. Came in between a day and night match. For some bites and drinks. I didn't know the portion sizes, so I asked. The response was vague in the most polite manner. Let me tell you, the size of the food is tapa size. Order accordingly people. The drinks were great. I'm a simpleton that day and I asked for a king size ice cube with my gin and they delivered. Ambiance was cool, I understand the gatekeeping. read more
2 years ago
A speakeasy bar located in Chinatown where you had to say a password to get inside. The entry place (and arguably even the bar inside) smelled pretty bad and musty to me even though they tried to cover it up. With that said, the concept of being lost in jungle was pretty unique, with pretty interesting decorations. Cocktails were hit or miss for our groups, bites were okay. read more
This speakeasy was such a cool find! We had no idea what was going on as we just followed our friend who suggested the place. To say we were all confused when we walked in is an understatement. Once we were seated, our server came and brought us the menu and explained it. Seeing as how the drinks were pricier than I had imagined, I went with a stronger drink, which to my surprise was very good. Everyone seem to enjoy their drinks except one person whose drink tasted like bad medication haha. Our server was nice and we ended up going again, a day later when another friend decided to join us, but that time we had made a reservation, which made it a lot easier to get in. read more
You ever been somewhere & felt like - 'It had everything apart from a finishing touch.' This is exactly how how felt about Bagheera. I guess they cater to people who live down the road, cause if one is coming from across town - forget about it! What pissed me off was that after putting my name down on the waiting list, I was told I was #45 & the current wait time was 3 hours plus! What!?! Oh & furthermore, they close at midnight!!? It was 9pm! Dafuq!?? Why bother taking my name then & putting me on a waitlist - for what? I never did get called back. Limited space, crappy part of town, no online reservations - skip it! read more
This place is all bark but no bite. If you're looking for a place to get decent cocktails you WILL NOT be happy here. If you're perhaps just in for a coolish experience and don't mind paying over $20 for terrible cocktails yeah you MIGHT like it! First off the decor, speakeasy experience, password to get in, menu design etc. is great and specifically the bathroom decor is top notch, complete with flying monkey figures and lots of feathery light fixtures. Cause that's the most important thing in a bar I guess. Smart tactic to influence and trick you that you're having "a very cool experience". That's where the good things end unfortunately... We ordered 2 cocktails (one was pistachio something and the other the famous orange one with the peel on top design) and they were straight up horrible. The worst cocktails I've ever had anywhere in Vancouver. The pistachio one looked and tasted like mud and it was also super grainy with particles floating on the surface - extremely unappetizing cocktail. The orange one was kind of like a gin fizz but it tasted rancid and barely had any alcohol in it. It tasted like they put some soda in a tropicana stayed on the counter for a couple days. The level of cocktail making was so bad we didn't bother (and wanted to pay $20/drink) for a second round. Don't even compare this place to a proper mixology bar it would be an insult. If you just mix random things at home you'll make a better drink. We also ordered food - two types of pakoras, and coconut meatballs with rice on the side and these were also terrible. Super oily overfried pakoras, bland and dried up rice, flavourless meatballs and they charge $16-18 each for tiny bites. Hot tip: don't sit at the bar, stools have no foot rest and it makes a very uncomfortable experience dangling your feet for 2 hours. Bottomline is they cared too much about the decor and hype they forgot to put some thought in the actual food and drinks. If you want to try it yourself, go at 5:30 pm on a Friday and you'll get in with no wait. You'll need to recover with a nice drink at a better establishment after though, which there are plenty around. read more
2 years ago
We went bar hopping and Bagheera did put the bar up pretty high, the ambiance is just so warm and welcoming! The food portions are small but just enough to enjoy with the drinks which we actually loved as you don't get stuffed but still can enjoy more drinks! The service was just fantastic too, they walk you through the whole experience of how to choose the drinks according to your preference as well!! Definitely will recommend for bar hopping or a nice dinner date! read more
2 years ago
Oops! The secret is out! This speakeasy is so much fun! Loved the experience! We've never been to a place quite like this one! Very unique and interesting. Totally underrated! A must try if you're in Vancouver! The service, ambience and drinks are amazing! read more
We recently dined at Bagheera, and I must say, it was a delightful experience. We were captivated by its inviting atmosphere and warm ambiance. The attentive and friendly staff made me feel welcome, ensuring a memorable dining experience. To start, I ordered the Jester, a drink that was both sweet and flavorful. It had a unique twist that pleased my taste buds. The balance of sweetness and distinct flavors made it a refreshing choice. Additionally, I tried a gin-based drink, which was expertly prepared and had a strong kick that hit the spot. It was a perfect choice for those who appreciate a bold and robust cocktail. Moving on to the appetizers, I couldn't resist ordering Chicken 65 and Achaari chicken with Naan. Both dishes were a treat for the senses, offering bold and vibrant flavors. The Chicken 65 had a compelling spice blend, accompanied by the distinct taste of curry leaves. Each bite was a burst of flavor. The Achaari chicken was equally impressive, with its tangy and aromatic marinade. The tender chicken combined with the fragrant spices created a memorable food experience. Throughout my meal, the attentive and knowledgeable staff ensured that I had everything I needed. They were happy to answer any questions I had about the menu and provided excellent recommendations. The service was prompt and attentive, enhancing my overall dining experience. In summary, Bagheera is a gem in Vancouver's culinary scene. It's based on the Prohibition-era restaurant/bar. Worth an experience if you find yourself in that part of the world. read more
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Visiting from LA and this place is so amazing!!! Ignore the negative Nancy's. If you like high end cocktails, great/knowledgeable bartenders, and the best vibes and atmosphere... this is your place. Absolutely loved it. I love a good cocktail bar. The speakeasy aspect was so fun too. read more
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518 Main Street
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