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The Hedonist Project was launched in Leeds as a pop up originally, and then evolved into a rotating concept bar, that showcased a new direction and creative concept throughout each...
In a slightly sketchy area that is slowly gentrifying, a stylized pineapple is the only outer indication of the presence of Civil Liberties. Over the course of a year the three...
If you manage to get your name on the list, find the right door and scale the spiral staircase then you've infiltrated Barcelona's most secretive bar. ...
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Épernay in Northeast France is one of the two towns of Champagne, so it is perhaps not surprising to find that this eponymously named bar specialises in champagne and sparkling...
Door 74 is quite simply Amsterdam's, indeed Holland's most revered bar. Hidden away behind an unmarked door on the same busy street that runs from Rembrandt Square as Feijoa. ...
Jeff 'Beachbum' Berry is perhaps the best-known man in the world of Tiki so when he and his wife Annene moved to New Orleans and then announced they were to open this Tiki bar in...
This restaurant and cocktail bar takes its name from a term associated with American Prohibition, and which has even earlier origins dating back to the 1800s when laws first...
This hotel, restaurant, bar and cobbled garden courtyard are housed in a former Grade II listed gothic Victorian fire station on the eponymous upmarket Marylebone backstreet. Since...
This small basement bar and restaurant in Soho articulates the increasing number of venues where food and drink are just as important as each other, and there's some genuine...
A small barber shop in a covered shopping arcade is the unlikely and well disguised entrance to one of Leeds’, and indeed the UK’s best bars. The dark suited burley doorman is...
Don't expect your cab driver to have heard of this place just yet, or, for that matter, the street address. It's on a pedestrian street just before the Souk, the luxury open-air...
This hamburger restaurant come bar lies a short walk away from the Rathaus in the centre of town. If you want to be sure of a seat here then you'll need to arrive early - very...
Widely recognised as being one of the world's 20 best bars, Le Lion lies behind a locked door and buzzer system but is open to anyone who makes a reservation. The original ground...
Set off the tourist track among the shops of the attractive uptown Garden District, The Bulldog attracts a friendly crowd of locals and students. With its red wood ceiling,...
This is one serious tequila cantina with margaritas to suit all tastes and an accompanying all Mexican menu from guacamole to pigs head carnitas. 777 also boasts "Dublin's largest...
Situated out in the Southern suburbs, this is by far the best bar in the area. Funky and colourful - both the bar and the cocktails they serve. Holy Spirit is always crowded with...
Perhaps the most famous hotel in the world, The Savoy reopened in 2010 after a three-year, £100m+ refurbishment. While the rest of the hotel now sparkles with the polish of a Las...
The original Dry Martini in Barcelona is something of a relic from a bygone era. It is a place where the eponymous Dry Martini is ritualistically made by bartenders in white...
The iconic Cafe Royal hotel, home of the classic 1937 Cafe Royal Cocktail Book, has quietly reopened after an enormous refurbishment that has seen it closed for years. A soft...
Wo Hing General Store is the latest outpost from restaurateur Charles Phan, owner of San Francisco's top-grossing restaurant The Slanted Door and the cocktail-driven restaurant...
Originally the Grunewald, this grand old hotel was opened in 1893 by Louis Grunewald. Later it was sold to a syndicate of New Orleans businessmen who renamed it the Roosevelt in...
This ground floor bar and upstairs restaurant is London’s third Nobu and one has the feeling that even if they outnumbered McDonald’s they’d all be busy. The draw is of...
Just as everyone in the bar industry is yawning away and saying how tired they are about speakeasies, then along comes the Evans & Peel Detective Agency, a bar hidden behind a...
You will find it at the historical center of Athens (very close to Monastiraki Metro Station) and it's a great stop for coffee in the morning but also for cocktails and dinner...
Frenchmen Street is dotted with bars and clubs but most of them are first and foremost live music venues. D.B.A. stands out as being primarily about great beer, great spirits and...
Adjacent to the Tower Of London's fortified walls, the modern structure of The Perkin Reveller juxtaposes nicely with its historic surroundings. Exposed stone work, arches and a...
The Rum House is an example of urban renewal in action; this Ward III-helmed spot in the formerly seedy Edison Hotel reboots a piano bar that had been showing its age. The...
The Fullerton Hotel, a lavish colonial building that dates back to 1928 and still shines on Singapore's bayfront, was once the General Post Office. And Post Bar, the hotel's main...
Built in 1806, this building was originally a warehouse then a corner shop but in 1815, the ground floor was converted into a saloon known as 'Aleix's Coffee House'. Here in 1874...
Part of the Local Beer House chain (see also Dean Swift and Hack & Hop), The Old Red Cow is best known for having 16 craft beers on draught, but this little boozer on the fringe of...
Chris McMillian and his wife Laura are two of the best-known characters in the New Orleans bar scene. Indeed, Chris is one of the city's most regarded bartenders and over the...
Although the food is exceptionally good, The Running Horse is more pub than gastro pub - especially on a week day evening when local office workers pile in - but what's not to like...
On a strip of the Essex Road where almost every corner was a boozer but now most have been reduced to the indignity of betting shops and such like, Hops & Glory is one of the few...
Named after the police who turned a blind eye to the liquor rooms of the 1920s prohibition era, The Blind Pig is the second Dublin speakeasy brought to us by Paul Lambert, one of...
Inventive, quirky contemporary speakeasy that’s a must-visit when in Lisbon. ...
As it proudly declares on its website, The Harwood "is not your average gastropub". Indeed, it is the only gastro pub with a Michelin Star. The Harwood may boast pub essentials...
Epic art deco lobby bar with over 1100 gins in a three-storey back bar tower. ...
This tiny bar has a huge reputation and is one of our favourites - due to both the great cocktails and friendly atmosphere. Given the name, unsurprisingly Gin is something of a...
The wartime slogan “make do and mend” and a ration-book lack of imported ingredients (vermouths, rums and other bottled deliciousness excepted) sums up the ethos that underpins...
What might look like an old pub from the outside is in fact a delightful modern cocktail bar nestled on Marylebone High Street. Drinks here are twisted with in-house infusions and...
The Boilerman is Joerg Meyer's other bar (see Le Lion). It couldn't be more different and he set out to ensure it was. Boilerman is best described as a dive/neighbourhood bar with...
This Boutique modernist bar, just of the lobby of the slick five-star Ohla Hotel is special due to its bartenders rather than its atmosphere or design, which if it wasn't for the...
Beyond the loungy lobby of the Marlton hotel lies its bar. Warmly lit and wonderfully vintage with red leather booths lining the wooden paneled wall opposite the white marble bar...
Tucked away under the staircase of Claridge's lobby is this quaint lounge bar, which acquired its warm Art Deco look in 1999 when the hotel embarked on its first major designer...
On the first floor of the imposing Regent Hotel, this jewel-like enclave is what all hotel bars would aspire to if only they had the funds. Plush dark leather sofas are studded...
This otherwise unremarkable pub in the back streets south of Guy's Hospital boasts a selection of over 100 single malt whiskies, which along with its location and keenly priced pub...
Descend a few steps at the foot of an unmarked building and press the bell-push besides the unmarked door. Inside lies one of most upscale of Manhattan's many speakeasy-styled...
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