Ozone, situated on the 118th floor of the Ritz Carlton, is known for its jaw-dropping views of Victoria Harbor and beyond. Accessible via high speed elevator (whose lights dramatically dim as you are transported upwards) from the 103rd floor of the hotel, this bar features futuristic décor created by the Japanese design company Wonderwall. Ozone is equipped with long bar counters that offer a great selection of wines, spirits and specialty cocktails which can be enjoyed with hearty bar snacks like tandoori chicken, sushi, spring rolls and more. This elevated watering hole also hosts a DJ booth and an outdoor deck, facilities that contribute to making Ozone the perfect spot to drink, dance, and dine while soaking in gorgeous views of Hong Kong.
The Globe is a gastro-pub located in the heart of Hong Kong's Soho dining district. The restaurant occupies a fairly large space that is fronted by a deceptively small doorway, and patrons are usually surprised by the size of the restaurant once they enter. The Globe has a distinct English pub-like feel. The décor features a prominent bar, much wood seating and blackboards that announce daily specials. The menu at the Globe accordingly offers pub fare like beer battered cod with French fries, homemade sausages and a variety of hearty pies which are immensely popular with its patrons. -Anjeeta Nayar
Occupying the top two floors of The Peninsula, the Philippe Starck-designed interior of this exclusive restaurant is beautiful, with luxuriously thick carpets and striking views of the city. Specializing in Pacific Rim fusion cuisine, you can try some great dishes on the set lunch or dinner menu. Sound expensive? Well, yes, but this is one spot you cannot miss if you are in Hong Kong for a few days. The impeccably understated service lives up to the posh surroundings and fine food.
All Night Long, which is one of the most popular venues for live music in Kowloon, is the place where the electric atmosphere, dynamic performances, and camaraderie of fellow music enthusiasts create an unforgettable experience. Located within the dining enclave of Knutsford Terrace, this street-facing bar encompasses an alfresco area as well as an indoor lounge space that features a backlit bar and a performance area. All Night Long features both local and overseas bands in their nightly free performances. The bands that play at this venue usually roll out crowd-pleasing Top 40 numbers along with rock and pop mainstays. Such is the appeal of this musical fare that the bar is known to regularly rock on until the early hours of the morning.
Rock Angel Band House in the far-off northern suburbs of the city serves as an upbeat live music venue. Spread across a sprawling area of 1600 feet (182.88 meters), this vibrant locale provides a thriving platform to upcoming and established musicians and ensembles. The owners have put in high-tech acoustics and lighting equipment to ensure local artists get an equal opportunity to showcase their talent to a larger audience.
The Take Out Comedy Club is the first full-time comedy club in Hong Kong and provides an alternative mode of entertainment in a city that is populated with numerous bars, clubs and restaurants. The Take Out Comedy Club is the brainchild of former New Yorker Jami Gong, and offers shows in English and Cantonese by several local comedians. Featured showstoppers include the Karma Komdians, who are a band of Hong Kong-born Indian comedians, and the People's Liberation Improv, which is Hong Kong's largest performing improvised comedy troupe. The club periodically also features international stars like Paul Ogata, who was voted San Francisco's funniest comedian in 2007. -Anjeeta Nayar
Mihn Club is an entertainment venue where you can hang out with your group and social circle. The place is a fun zone where people of all races and sexual identities are entertained. To protect visitors' privacy, the club does not permit photography. Located in the center of the city, the club is easily accessible to the public. Roll into fun nights here and make your days memorable. You are free to dance, celebrate and express yourself regardless of your race or gender. For event details, you can check their official website.
Known for their crafty cocktails, Little L.A.B. cheeky name speaks to the ethos of the establishment. Interpretations of classic cocktails and entirely new creations, L.A.B.'s drinks are truly one of a kind. The East Old Fashioned has been tweaked to include ingredients like jujube sugar to sweeter in and garnished with a swirled tangerine peel.
Rock Angel Band House in the far-off northern suburbs of the city serves as an upbeat live music venue. Spread across a sprawling area of 1600 feet (182.88 meters), this vibrant locale provides a thriving platform to upcoming and established musicians and ensembles. The owners have put in high-tech acoustics and lighting equipment to ensure local artists get an equal opportunity to showcase their talent to a larger audience.
Bar Buneousera in Tsim Sha Tsui is a Hong Kong outlet of the noted Japanese bar, Buneousera. This cocktails and whiskey bar calls out to those who like the good things in life. If you favor a serene ambiance in an upscale casual bar with immaculately made signature cocktails, this bar will resonate with you. Nick Tse's and Ayako Miyake's quiet attention to detail shines through their impeccable service. It is best to sit on the bar sipping your preferred Japanese whiskey or choice of cocktail while watching the twinkling night lights to have a rounded drinking experience.
The Take Out Comedy Club is the first full-time comedy club in Hong Kong and provides an alternative mode of entertainment in a city that is populated with numerous bars, clubs and restaurants. The Take Out Comedy Club is the brainchild of former New Yorker Jami Gong, and offers shows in English and Cantonese by several local comedians. Featured showstoppers include the Karma Komdians, who are a band of Hong Kong-born Indian comedians, and the People's Liberation Improv, which is Hong Kong's largest performing improvised comedy troupe. The club periodically also features international stars like Paul Ogata, who was voted San Francisco's funniest comedian in 2007. -Anjeeta Nayar