Causeway Bay is a bit extreme. There are hardcore all-you-can-drink "upstair" bars. There are…read moreluxurious rooftop bars. There are average you-can't-even-remember-the-name bars on Yiu Wah Street. The Sky Bar is a mix of everything and but being unique on its own too. It's in Lee Theatre Plaza. Pretty decent if you compare to Tang Lung Street (sans Mid-Town), Yiu Wah Street or Henry House. So even though they offer dart machines and pool table, it still attracts quite some nice and decent crowd. Big screens for sports. Apparently they have EPL broadcasting live, so another vibe to the mix during Saturday night I'd imagine (but hold on to your thoughts about coming here for late matches). Now the food was actually pretty good, which was rare for a bar in HK as well. Both the cheese mushroom and cheese escargot were well made. Pool table is free. You just need to tell the guys playing that you'd like to play the next round. There's a small private room too, with its own dart machine and the table is apparently made to play beer pong. Two small things though - (1) when I asked for a shot (yes it happens quite often lately...), they didn't seem to have shooter glass and poured me on a whiskey glass instead. Couldn't complain at all to have a big shot of tequila, but gosh, it tasted like the cheapest kind of tequila only college students would buy from 7-11. (2) It originally states it opens till 1am. It was more like 12 midnight, and last (drink) order at 11:30pm. So if you want to chill late night in Causeway Bay, make sure you have a backup plan. (And hence, no late night football here). Otherwise - I'll definitely come again for happy hour.

Happy hour 3pm to 9pm, great selection of snacks including mussels, sausages, wings. There's pool,…read moredarts, TV showing premier league. Good happy hour location.

I love wine so when my cousin decided to bring me here one night for happy hours, i was excited and…read moremy excitement paid off. Granted the bar manager is French so we got along right off the bat but still, its a lovely hole-in-the-wall sort of place. (yes many French expats come here including me.) LQV located in Wanchai near Admiralty is a popular place for expats and locals alike. Mostly frequented by bankers (it is located next to their work), it has a quaint and homie feeling to it. Serving mostly French wines, it offers very good selection and tasting menu. The cheese and meat platter are delicious and each time, i've had drinks there, i'm always assured for a good time. We booked the whole place one for a meeting and service was superb. They even offer discount if you buy bottles to take away. The shop is small so if you feel like trying a place away from the main street thats more discreet and simple, look no further and try LQV.

A very cute little wine bar. To look at it, you would think you were in London or Paris. But, it is…read morein the hip neighborhood of Tai Hang, a five minute walk from the Tin Hau MTR. Here you can find a long list of white, red, and rose wines (and one dessert moscato) as well as a few options for nibbles. Namely, jamon platter, cheese platter, pate platter, or mixed platter - which all come with a few slices of bread and are a bit customizable: which type of cheese and pate you want is pairable with the wines. The reason that this location does not get 5 stars is because for 140 dollars, we got a very small serving when we ordered the mixed platter. Oh, and the place has a serious mosquito problem. I get bitten easily but even my friends who don't noticed the clouds of mozzies hanging around our table despite the anti-mosquito-smoke thingey lit at our feet (which I had to ask for.) Get one of those purple-light mosquito-blasters, people! Seriously. Otherwise, the other 4 stars were earned through great ambience and very good service - two different servers gave perfect information and advice for wines, and our party of 5 was easily accommodated.

Les Pucelles is a small yet cozy wine bar in Tai Hang with a French feel to it. For a native French…read moreperson, you'd think it ironic for the bar to be located on School Street, as "le pucelle" is a term from the Middle Ages, referring to women who have not been "deflowered"... You can also call in advance to reserve for large group event, and they even let you bring outside snacks to munch on with good wine. A plus, they close late, so you can spend hours here. A neighborhood gem indeed.

I've been looking for a nice quiet place I can have a nice glass of wine. This place fits the bill…read more Nothing fancy, not pretentious. A little lacking on choices for a single person and just a glass of wine or two but I enjoyed it. If they had a few more choices on glasses of wine I would make this my go

From the owner: Muse Wine Bar highlights the culture of wine with seriously curated wines and beverages from around…read morethe world. Wine has always inspired and enriched cultures and we hope to inspire our guests by continuing this dialogue with activities such as wine tasting and food pairing. A delectable selection of light refreshments is also available to satisfy our guests' tastes. We look forward to presenting many outstanding culinary delights to you.

Ughhhhh Ember is so cool. Cool drinks, cool live band. It makes me forget I have a 60 year old…read moresoul. The mood was lively, the drinks were tasty, and the singers were hitting all the right notes. It's the perfect place for chilling in the evening and night owls to gather, which makes it another wonderful addition to Hong Kong's lovely nightlife scene. Located on Gloucester, it's not the busiest street but that's what makes Ember special. If you want to get crazy, just head a little west on Lockhart Road. But if you want to sip a fancy drink and sit back with some close friends, this is where you want to be. The lights are dim, the music is jazzy, and the staff treat you with utmost friendliness. I didn't get to try their food but I did get to sample their extensive booze list. They've got a fantastic collection of wines and some of the most creative cocktails. Like the Tap Sonic, one of the most stunning drinks I've ever seen. It's a floral G&T, flavoured with elderflower, and has actual frozen flowers inside the ice cubes. Or China Trap House, a fruity green tea infused drink served in a traditional Chinese bowl. They even put effort into their mocktails, like the Music Tower, which has fresh pineapple strips stacked on top, looking like some kinda french fry Jenga game. All were absolutely delicious and will set you back around HKD $100-150. The main attraction is the live band. Yes, they were fantastic musicians. Yes, they've got a great playlist that mixed the new and the old, all with their own twist. But they were also super interactive and gave people shout-outs and took song requests. They seem like a fun crew and are probably cool people to hang out with in real life. All of this makes Ember somewhere you definitely want to be on a Friday night. Or any night really. We went on a Wednesday and there were two birthday parties and a bunch of people coming in and out. They know what's good. (66/100) - 2018

I'm so surprised that considering this place has been around for the last 5 or so years, no one has…read morewritten a review of this place or even posted this business on yelp! Come on people! Sharing is caring!!! Anyway, this place is next door to the hotel I always stay at when visiting the island, and I've got to say, just passing it by will entice you to come in. The ambiance is awesome, with low (but not too low) light that makes it intimate. The wine selection is great and the staff are great in recommending options if you're not sure what you're looking for. The cocktails are also expertly mixed which is always worth a star or two in my books. The food is also really good! I tried the truffle pizza, truffle fries, and Caesar salad, and they were definitely finger-licking good! What brings all this goodness together is the live music. When we visited, it consisted of a jazz singer and an accompanying pianist. They performed combinations of Chinese and western jazz, and also took requests from the audience. Being an amateur pianist myself with an expert ear for good music, I have to say it doesn't get much better than this if you're looking for a place to relax with friends or that significant other. Highly recommended. WRITE REVIEWS PEOPLE!!! Fellow yelpers are relying on you to find hidden gems and well-known watering holes!

We were transfixed with the neon sign. "Wow! A cool hipster bar in Wan Chai." we thought. But the…read moreattraction didn't last long. Walking in, the décor says yes. But the service says "fuck you. I'm busy." The menu doesn't excite. Some finger foods and draft beer that you can find in most bars. If it had some more local craft selections it might have gotten another star from me. They had a nice boardgame selection but the snack menu was medicore. Duck fat fries? More like fries. The general rude service from one of the ladies ruffled my tail feathers. It didn't feel like she wanted to be there and made sure we knew it too. Don't think I'm interested in coming back just for a cool neon sign. Thanks.

Tai lung fun is the perfect neighborhood bar. It's not crowded with cheesy decorations, partygoers,…read moreor tourists. They have a selection of drinks that include both classic, and one of a kind concoctions. All of their drinks are made with a kick. My husband is making his way through the classic menu and has had the old fashioned, gin fizz, and whiskey sour. These drinks are nothing fancy, but made very well. I've had the more unique selection of drinks including the Drew berries, tropical haa, and mojito. The mojito is minty, flavorful and done just right. The tropical haa is my favorite thus far. It's a strong fruity drink and makes me feel like I'm on vacation. When I was about halfway finished with it, I started to wonder how many shot were in the drink. It has lychee and cucumber, and is perfect for a hot summer day. The Drew berries is delicious, but a bit too sweet for my taste buds. The service is nice here as well. While sitting inside for a drink, we decided to have another, but we wanted to go outside because it was such a nice day. After being out for a bit, I began to get attacked by mosquitos, and decided then decided to move back inside. The waitress was courteous and didn't seem to mind us moving around a bit. Tai Lung Fung has a small food menu if you want a bite to eat while enjoying your beverage. This is a casual, chill bar and a great place when you're in the mood for a drink done right.

We have been to this wine bar for many times. Very cosy, not crowded at all. Good to have chats…read morewith mates and colleagues after work. Light music and dimmed lighting. They have a wild range of wine collection to choose from. At the end of the bar, they have a dart machine too if you want to have some fun on it. Highly recommend.

A rooftop bar located at top floor of Park Lane hotel, known for the beautiful view of the harbor…read more Unfortunately weather has been bad during our stay at the hotel and it was raining hard the night we came here. So we could barely see anything but we thought it's ok we're just gonna enjoy the drinks and foods. Well it turned out the view already was the best part of the night. We ordered 4 cocktails and only 1 was good. We didn't finish the other 3 because they just tasted horrible. My advice is just get something simple like gin and tonic or coke and rum. Their own signature cocktails were a waste of money. We also ordered fries and fried chicken which were overcooked. They were probably left in the fryer for too long. The wagyu beef slider was actually quite delicious but hey we paid $180 for 1 slider it'd better be good. Overall it was a very disappointing experience. I don't think I would come back again..

The roof top terrace is far superior than Eye Bar: bigger, more space for regular tables & lounge…read morechairs. The view is that of Kowloon, opposite that of Eye Bar which has the HK island view. Though less stunning esp at night, its still quite impressive. The weekend brunch starts at $620/person which includes seafood platter + a main course + dessert + 1 non-EToH drink & unlimited house breads. You can not order anything a la carte during brunch hours. Any cocktails & wines will be minimal of 150-170 hkd. 2 peeps can easily share 1 set of brunch, esp with unlimited assortment of excellent house breads. Dessert was a whole plate of goodies, not just 1 piece, wow it was fantastic! Service was great