
Whether you’re in the mood for a casual chardonnay by the glass, or if you're looking for that rare bottle of red, these wine bars in Hong Kong are some of our favourite spots for drinking wine.
There’s nothing like the simple pleasure of enjoying a glorious glass of wine, no matter the occasion. Whether you’re in the mood for a Tuesday happy hour tipple, a weekend wind-down after brunch, or a romantic spot for date night, if you’re as serious about your Bordeaux and Barolo as we are, then these are the Hong Kong wine bars you’d want to seek out.
Wine bars we love to frequent in Hong Kong
1. 67 on Hollywood

Honeys, this is a wine bar you can take your bae, friends, parents, and clients to. We’ve tried and tested 67 on Hollywood, and we just love the vibe here: intimate, elegant, and welcoming. Even though it’s founded by 67 Pall Mall, a global private members’ wine club, it’s a haven for all wine lovers, members and non-members alike. (Of course, members enjoy the wine list at marked-down prices and access to a “black book” of exclusive wines.)
With an extensive by-the-glass wine list from the seasonal “Everything Pinot” programme, 67 on Hollywood offers both time-honoured classics and hidden gems from the Pinot family. We found two new favourites here: Domaine Marcel Deiss Mambourg Grand Cru 2020, a powerful white wine from Alsace with superb complexity; and the Restless River Le Luc 2021, a graceful, South African red wine that gives plush fruits and and delicate floral notes. We recommend pairing these with the bar’s signature bites, including the Bang Bang Burrata and Grilled Lemongrass Chicken Satay.
67 on Hollywood, 41 Hollywood Road, Central, Hong Kong, p. 6712 5329
2. Corks Wine & Bar

Don’t underestimate this cosy wine bar in Hong Kong! Perched on the intersection between Hollywood Road and Lok Ku Road, the first location of Corks in Poho may be small, but it’s well-stocked with some of the finest French wines in town. Whenever we pass by (it’s a stone’s throw away from our office), Corks is buzzing with energy, with happy imbibers spilling out into the street. This comes as no surprise, as the bar hosts frequent events such as wine tastings, and launches seasonal menus to keep things fresh. In fact, you might catch us there for happy hour!
Corks Wine & Bar has locations in Sheung Wan and Causeway Bay.
3. Crushed Wine Bar

Have you heard the news? Crushed Wines, the wine retailer, has re-emerged as Crushed Wine Bar in January 2025. The carefully curated and ever-changing wine list always features at least one sparkling, five whites, five reds, and three skin-contacts to keep you on your toes every visit. At the bar downstairs, you can grab a few light bites while enjoying a Three- or Five-glass Wine Flight. Or, head upstairs to the dining room for small plates and share dishes of French-American comfort food. If the night is still young after your tipple at Crushed, make sure to drop by its nearby sister restaurant, Brut!, for dinner. The food and wines there are equally delicious!
Crushed Wine Bar, Shop A, G/F, 6-8 Second Street, Sai Ying Pun, Hong Kong, p. 5597 8774
4. La Cabane

La Cabane, an intimate French bistro with a charming, rustic space, is best known for its authentic cuisine and natural wines. The owners are passionate about sourcing natural wines that not only come from organic grapes, but go through a vinification process that is done organically as well. These fine bottles of natural wine are sourced from France, Italy, Spain, and Greece. Dine in and linger over a few plates of charcuterie and cheese, or pick up a bottle or three from La Cabane’s wine cellar to take home. When it comes to wine bars in Hong Kong, this one is one of the best!
La Cabane, 62 Hollywood Road, Central, Hong Kong, p. 2776 6070
5. LQV Hong Kong

Discerning drinkers of fine French wine should get familiar with Le Quinze Vins (LQV). This Parisian wine bar boasts an impressive cellar that features more than 1,000 French bottles. Whether your drink of choice is the house vino by glass or the rarest red, LQV’s passionate and friendly bar staff will gladly help you discover your next favourite bottle. Now, you can enjoy LQV wines at more locations near you, such as Terroirs by LQV in Central and Terrace by LQV in Stanley, both opened in 2022.
LQV Hong Kong, 9 Swatow Street, Wan Chai, Hong Kong, p. 2673 7636
6. Bar Cyclone

Founded by former Olympian turned wine connoisseur Jack Wu, this private members’ club aims to bring people closer into the world of wine – even if that means having to bring out a few bottles from Jack’s private collection. With hundreds of bottles offered at special rates for members, you can enjoy some vino with fellow wine lovers while expanding your palate. Of course, you’re welcome to walk in as a non-member, too.
Bar Cyclone, Unit 1801, M88, 2-8 Wellington Street, Central, Hong Kong, p. 6750 1388
7. Aroma Wine Bistro

Introducing guests to hidden treasures in the wine world is the mission of Aroma Wine Bistro. With a vast selection of international wines at reasonable prices, this wine bar seeks to find you the perfect glass to elevate your dining experience. Additionally, you can have some fun partaking in the “Sommelier’s Secret” challenge to test your palate in the hopes of earning a free glass of vino. Why not relax in the outdoor area and dig into an al fresco meal with a refreshing bottle of white?
Aroma Wine Bistro, Shop 206-210, Lee Garden 3, 1 Sunning Road, Causeway Bay, Hong Kong, p. 9591 6838
8. James Suckling Wine Central

Founded by a top wine critic, James Suckling Wine Central emerges as one of the best wine bars in Hong Kong by sheer quality. Doubling as a wine showroom and restaurant, you can rest assured that what you’ll be drinking is a high calibre wine, as only wines scored 90 points and above on the wine 100-point scale are selected for the comprehensive list. Regular tastings and masterclasses are hosted by James Suckling in this establishment, so you can expand your wine knowledge while enjoying a drink or two. Note that this place requires smart casual attire, so put on some nice duds and head over!
James Suckling Wine Central, 2/F, 22 Staunton Street, Central, Hong Kong, p. 9864 4970
9. Enoteca

Historically translated to “wine cellar” or “wine library”, Enoteca is a modern wine bar with buzzy vibes. The is the perfect place for gatherings, as one can easily intend to catch up with friends over a quick drink, but really end up staying for dinner. The extensive wine list has carefully curated bottles sourced from all around the world, which go well with the selection of Mediterranean tapas, pastas, and pizzas.
Enoteca, G/F, 35-41 Tong Chong Street, Quarry Bay, Hong Kong, p. 2744 6000
10. The Baker and The Bottleman

A bakery by day and a neighbourhood wine bar by night, The Baker and The Bottleman is worth a stop at any hour of the day. After all the croissants sell out by 6pm, the upstairs space transforms into a cosy restaurant. Pair European-inspired dishes with your choice of vino from the carefully curated natural wine list. A unique range of organic, natural, or biodynamic growers in Hong Kong are introduced by the sommelier team to support the local and sustainable wine culture. Order by the glass or by the bottle after a long day of work and toast to progressive winemaking!
The Baker and The Bottleman, Shop G14 & G15, Lee Tung Avenue, 200 Queen’s Road East, Wan Chai, Hong Kong, p. 2386 8933