#5 Hidden Bars You’ll Want to Find in Melbourne

Now that restrictions are easing again, many of us are itching to get out and enjoy the incredible city life that Melbourne has to offer. From little attic hideaways to unforgettable gin experiences, there are some really unbelievable spots for you to find- while keeping Covid safe, of course. So, if you’re looking to find a new bar in Richmond and surrounds, here’s our guide to the best-hidden bars in Melbourne.



 


 

 

If a little bit of adventure is what you’re looking for this Friday night, you may want to make your way to one of the great hidden bars in Melbourne. Melbourne has some incredible night-time spots tucked away from the naked eye, whether you’re looking for a rooftop bar, a wine bar, or even extraordinary gin experiences.

 

Here are our top 5 picks:

 

#1 – Beneath Driver Lane

 

This underground bar is a little reminiscent of an old-school Chicago speakeasy and Diagon alley. Situated inside an old bank vault, this subterranean space is an excellent pick for a night out with friends. You can be sure to enjoy some fantastically flavoured cocktails and even a bite or two the whole night through. Just make sure you book in advance!

 

#2 – Jungle Boy

 

If tropical, tiki vibes are what you’re after, then swing round to Jungle Boy. While the refrigerator door entrance may throw some people off, what’s to find behind it is nothing short of remarkable. With a range of fruity cocktails to choose from, your taste buds will be taken to a tropical paradise in no time.

 

#3 – Loch and Key

 

Sometimes all you want is to enjoy a good whiskey in a classically vintage setting. One of Melbourne’s best-kept secrets is tucked away behind a bookcase but even offers some cinematic evening views. With a blackboard menu and many seasonal specials, this one is definitely a treat.

 

#4 – Eau De Vie

 

If you’re looking for something with a little more flair, find your way to Eau De Vie, a speakeasy styled getaway in the heart of Melbourne. Here, your bartender will pull out all the stops, from liquid nitrogen to trapped wood smoke to a complex combination of spirits. You’ll be sure to be treated with a sensory delight.

 

#5 – Brogans Way Gin Bar & Distillery

 

Gin experiences are what we’re all about at Brogan’s Way. Not only do we distil some of the finest craft gin you’ll find in Melbourne, but we also offer incredible cocktail classes, gin-making classes, and so much more. Our gin bar in Richmond is designed to excite and delight.

 


Ready to visit our gin bar in Richmond? Be sure to book today! Visit us online to find out more about our incredible gin experiences or to find out more about the best-hidden bars in Melbourne.  

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