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Came in on a rainy Monday night. Good art and delicious cocktails albeit they were a bit weak. Great décor. Wish we had a clean bar like this back in the states

This is a very secluded bar — if I’m to head to this bar on my own, there’s no way that I could find my way there. I was here with bunch of colleagues, none of us were locals — so it took us a good ten minutes to locate it while we’re already in the hood.
As expected, it is not spacious — as are most other places in Hong Kong. The bar has a very chilled patio /​al Fresco area where it could be quite breezy in the night, where indoor is dim lighted with a lot of tv’s showing some literal butts. Brace yourself before you walk in there ;)
On different nights they have different promotions for different drinks, which on the night we went it was a bubbly night. Of course, prices still weren’t entirely cheap — it’s a bar where you’re paying for their ambience after all, and for some people, for the people that they might meet there.
It has a very hippie atmosphere on its own, but nothing too special to be wowed about.

You won’t find this bar exactly on Hollywood Road. You’ll have to go behind the row of buildings and find it on one of the alleys.
My time here was short, but in the one drink I had, I can tell you that this feels like a regular bar. The music was fine, the patrons minded their own business, and the bartenders were very straightforward. The only thing that reminded me that «Oh right, I’m in a gay bar» was what they showed on TV– it was some weird convention with a whole bunch of scantily-​clad gay men, feeling each other and showing off their butts. I saw so many butts that night.
Bring your friends here: gay, straight, trans, or otherwise. All are welcome here!