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Music Room Live, 2/F California Entertainment Building, 34-36 D’Aguilar St, Central, T 2845 8477. HH 1800-2100. Previously the Jazz Club and Bar, the newly formed venue has big names in international blues and jazz, as well as salsa, Cuban and R&B. In addition to the Live Room, there’s the comfortable, velvety Velvet Lounge.

Klong Bar and Grill, G/F The Broadway, 54-62 Lockhart Rd, Wan Chai, T 2217 8330. 1500-0300. HH 1700-2100. The sumptuous dark wooden bar, round tables and a huge photo of a Bangkok canal market (klong) set the tone. With a good range of Thai drinks (Mekong whisky) and cocktails, it serves satay, ribs and spring rolls all night, and upstairs are a small dance floor, jenga sets, pool table and poles for wannabe pole dancers. The DJ plays mainstream dance music, with more laid-back ambient sounds after midnight. Free vodka for women on Wednesday nights.

one-fifth, 1/F Starcrest, 9 Star St, Wan Chai, T 2520 2515. Corner of Wing Fung St. 1800-0100 Mon-Wed, 1800-0200 Thu, 1800-0300 Fri, 2000-0300 Sat. HH 1800-2100. Tricky to find, but a stylish lounge bar with deep-chocolate carpets and dark furnishings. Sophisticated Japanese snacks like sushi platters come from next-door Kokage, and the menu boasts classic cocktails, cigars and champagnes. Music is mainly funk and soul, dress is smart casual.

The Groovy Mule, 37-39 Lockhart Rd, Wan Chai, T 2527 2077. HH 1200-2200. A small bar perched on the corner of Lockhart Road and Penwick St, the main attraction here is that the huge doors open onto the delights of Wan Chai, perfect for a people-watching, cooling beer on a hot day. Popular with older expats.

Alfred’s on the Corner, 14 Yuen Yuen St, Happy Valley, T 2575 3181. 1800-0200. Cosy bar in an alleyway which has always been popular for its great selection of wines, and bar snacks. The decor is enhanced by plenty of plants and flowers.

Green Spot, 1/F 1 Wong Nai Chung Rd, Happy Valley, T 2836 0009. 1830-0300 Sun-Thu, 1830-0400 Fri-Sat. The place for hanging out, people watching and expensive drinks – very stylish minimalist décor which seems to attract the local celebs. A place to celebrate the big win at the races.

Biergarten, 5 Hanoi Rd, Tsim Sha Tsui, T 2721 2302. 1200-0200. HH 1600-2100. The place for beer lovers, with two draught German beers and other bottled varieties, plus German food like smoked pork sausages with mashed potatoes and sauerkraut.

Delaney’s, B/F Mary Building, 71-77 Peking Rd, Tsim Sha Tsui, T 2301 3980. 0900-0200. HH 1700-2100. A good-natured noisy pub with live music on Wed and Fri, plus DJ nights, quizzes, good international sport on TV and traditional Irish food, including tiramisu, made with Irish whiskey.

Felix, 28/F The Peninsula Hotel, Salisbury Rd, Tsim Sha Tsui, T 2315 3188. 1800-0200. If a meal here is beyond your means (one of the most expensive restaurants in town) then settle down and sip a cocktail in the Phillipe Starck-designed interior which oozes class, and gaze at the harbour view at your leisure.

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