Quinary

Discover The Diplomat—Hong Kong’s cozy, speakeasy-style cocktail bar by John Nugent. Nestled in Central’s H Code, it blends moody ambiance, inventive drinks, elevated bar bites—especially its famed Wagyu burger—and warm, intimate hospitality.

DarkSide is Rosewood Hong Kong’s sultry jazz sanctuary on Kowloon’s “dark side,” with plush aesthetics, rare aged spirits, cigars, and nightly live jazz—perfect for sophisticated evenings overlooking Victoria Harbour.

Dive into a spell-binding underground wonderland on Hollywood Road: vintage swing meets industrial fantasy at The Iron Fairies, where cocktails are theatrical, live music is soulful, and the décor is pure enchantment.

A cozy speakeasy tucked beneath SoHo — The Old Man is an Ernest Hemingway tribute bar serving expertly-crafted cocktails named after his stories. Settle in at the chilled copper‑strip bar for small-scale mixology magic.

Step through the understated umbrella shop door to discover Foxglove—a 1950s-inspired speakeasy with vintage jet-engine flair, plush leather lounges, intimate jazz nights, and theatrical cocktails served from an antique martini cart.

High above Wan Chai, Uncle Ming’s is a whisky lover’s perch — over 80 global labels, skyline views, and innovative whisky cocktails served in a refined lounge perched on the 25th floor.

Enter through the “toilet” door, spin your seat, and sip reinvented Prohibition-era cocktails — Lockdown is Hong Kong’s cheeky tribute to pandemic nights, hidden in Central’s heart.

Step into The Pontiac, Hong Kong’s unapologetically gritty dive bar—rock‑‘n’‑roll energy, cold beers, dangling bras, and rowdy jukebox anthems await. It’s the freedom to let loose, no judgment, just pure, electric nightlife.

Hidden atop Wan Chai, Mizunara: The Library is a refined Ginza-style whisky sanctuary—leather chairs, a tranquil Japanese terrace, and 700+ whiskies served with bespoke cocktails and impeccable precision.