Nightlife in Hong Kong

13 clubs, live music venues and late-night spots in Hong Kong.

Ranked with the travel guide's picks and well-known places first.

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Discovery Bay
As a residential district, Discovery Bay is not really a tourist destination. However, it boasts a 400-m beach, a golf and marina club for members and guests, meaning that the area attracts day trippers. It also holds festivals, including most notably, dragon boat races at the beach in May/June and a multicultural festival in November.
EatEastern District
The Flying Pan
On the corner of Lockhart Road and Luard Road. Look above Mes Amis and you will find the best place for breakfast and it's open all-day, everyday. This is the place where you can have a full-English washed down with a glass of lager at any time you prefer. It has an extensive menu catering for all preferences and a "frequent fryer" club if you want to keep going back. Staff are friendly and speak good English.
DrinkEastern District
The Wanch
A good bar for music lovers with live music playing every night. There is also a showcase of local bands held over several days around the 1st of July every year.
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Brunch Club
Neighbourhood-style Western coffee shop (pre-Starbucks style) specialising in brunch and breakfast, although dinner is also served. Customers are provided with a wide range of newspapers and magazines in English and Chinese. Clientele is mainly expatriate.
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China Beach Club
Silvermine Bay (Mui Wo). Head for the beach in the bay and then carry on walking. Serves great food and drinks to the colonial crowd and locals alike. This is a doggie paradise in Hong Kong.
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Choi Lung Restaurant
A typical local Chinese restaurant offering dim sum and a Cantonese style dinner. Dim Sum starts from $4.80. It is a nightclub after seven with contemporary music.
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Hong Kong Cricket Club
Private club but one restaurant is open to the public. If you're a cricket player, you can apply to join as a sports member.
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Jockey Club Kau Sai Chau Public Golf Course
Hong Kong's only public golf course, comprising three 18-hole courses. Accessible by ferry from Sai Kung.
EatEastern District Not mapped
The Quarterdeck Club
Fenwick Pier, Wanchai. This is one of the few harbourside restaurants. Slightly spoiled by the land reclamation nearby
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Jockey Club Museum of Climate Change
Yasumoto International Academic Park, 8th Floor, The Chinese University of Hong Kong, Shatin
Mon Tue Thu-Sat 09:30-17:00. Closed on Wednesdays, Sundays, public holidays and university holidays (including Christmas Eve and New Year's Eve)Free
DrinkCentral Not mapped
Club 1911
27 Staunton St, Soho
DrinkCentral Not mapped
Club Feather Boa
38 Staunton St, Soho
DrinkCentral Not mapped
Propaganda
Famous gay club. Tends to get going after Works has faded.

Listings from the Wikivoyage guide to Hong Kong (CC BY-SA 4.0).