Foxglove

A great evening out! We stopped by for drinks only- great vibe. I was told about the live music but did not expect such a fabulous performance. Playing some of my favourites !! The food was good - we only had entrees. There is a minimum spend for a table for performances . After the first set the lady performing came to greet us and chat which was lovely

Amazing drinks amazing service. Drinks are complex with a classical twist. Chrysanthemum highball was such a balanced drink perfect everything complimented each other. Must go to place. Looking forward for their new menu haru

A venue that’s packed with many visitors particularly the dim sum lovers during lunch time, and music lovers after the dinner time. The restaurant was understaff during peak hours and they didn’t have much time to deal with follow up request or demand. There’s a live band after dinner time.

Pretty average. All you can drink happy hour is a joke. They serve singles in large glasses. Cheap. So much mixer. When asked for tumbler they just tipped large glass into small glass. Bread was average. Kitchen late at 5.30 when place is open at 5 pm. Front of house and waiter lovely.

A Gastropub with maritime interior look and feel. The staff was great and made our day as we got sat next to some obnoxiously loud women with an attitude. The staff wa helpful in picking the right dishes for us that were the highlight of the evening. The hiuse cocktails however were disappointing. They all looked glamorous and cool but definitely not worth the 170 hkd Thr old fashioned however was well executed.

This place is really a hidden gem! A speakeasy vibe with high performance quality live music bands combining with delicious vegan dim sum! Yes they cater for vegans too!! not to mention the delicious cocktails there! the team is so lovely, from the front desk to bartenders to servers to managers! We always have a great time there! Love it! It’s now my favourite weekend go-to to hang with my friends!

We visited on a Friday night. There was a live band, the place has a fun vibe, but the drinks were a major letdown, so not worth the price. Our drinks did not taste as balanced and tasty, even their Virgin Colada was bland, and it cost HK$100. Other drinks we ordered were between HK$150-170. We didn't order food since it wasn’t available when we got there around 9.30pm.

I was blown away from this restaurant. From decor to food to service. 100/10 for the staff… was a busy day and they managed flawlessly giving recommendations and service……. And on top of all that with a genuine smile and laugh. Such a great team. But the food, is wow and wow. I tried many dimsum places and this was better than any1- 2 star establishments. We all know which ones I’m talking about. I don’t think I will ever go to any other dimsum place in Hongkong if I ever visit. I went during lunch time but from what I hear, dinner time is with a live band from Wednesday till Sunday. Amazing. The decor was superb, it’s quite a contrast to the type of cuisine it serves and that what makes it unique and beautiful. I can’t give anymore compliment…. One has to see it for themselves.

A must for music lovers in Hong Kong. I was able to secure a same-day reservation by shooting them a quick email for my flight from Thailand to Hong Kong took off. By the time I landed, I received a confirmation from the venue as well as a few important details and instructions. At my request, they even sent the information via WhatsApp since I was having a hard time getting it via SMS. The venue was also really responsive on WhatsApp, answering all of my questions very quickly. The place was a little hard to find. My cab dropped me off nearby and a passerby was able to help me find the exact building. The venue is absolutely gorgeous. It's classy, sexy, shrouded in a bit of mystery... something like a speakeasy. The evening's performances were fantastic! The musicians played a range of hits that appealed to a broad audience (which was great because there was a little of everyone in the room that evening). The servers were attentive and kind, and their service had a personalized touch which I really appreciated, especially since I had just landed in the country barely 2 hours prior and didn't know a soul there. The staff really made me feel welcome and helped set the tone for the rest of my visit to Hong Kong. I saw lots of gorgeous cocktails adorning tables around me, but I was there for the prosecco. Glass after glass of ice cold bubbles... And the staff made sure I never had an empty glass. I had an absolutely wonderful time here. I highly recommend this place to any music lovers or cocktail enthusiasts that happen to find themselves in Hong Kong. You will not be disappointed.

This place might be in HK, but I think it could compete with some LA Speakeasies! The vibe is so cool and relaxes, but you still have a nice classy feel as well. Prices are pretty standard if you're comparing it to LA--but definitely on the expensive side for HK. They have a live band, so you'll be thoroughly entertained. Not to mention that their drinks are also fun and delicious! The - The Northside - Pretty sweet, masks the alcohol if you like fruity cocktails. - New York Sour - Very cool light up presentation. If you're looking for a night out (or even a great way to spend your last night in the city), this is a must-see spot!

I like the ambiance of this bar, it seems like a lounge from the 20s. The staff there are incredibly friendly, everyone from the hostess before you walk into the bar-who kindly gives you a hint about how to get in, to the table staff, we were the only table there for some reason that night though so obviously they were great. The bar staff too, it was one of their birthdays when we visited and they even shared some cake with us. I thought there would be more whiskey based drinks but there were a surprising amount of rum based ones-which fits the back story with some of them being kind of meh. I ended up drinking whiskey neat after a few. Still, it was a good experience and definitely is up there when it comes to bars in HK.

This is a really cool place in Hong Kong. The entrance has a bunch of expensive umbrella and gives a very UK vibe and reminded me of the movie the Kingsman. I went on a Wednesday night and it wasn't too crowded and no reservation needed. You get to enter through a secret door which was pretty cool. The waiters for the most part spoke English which was a plus and unlike the local HK scene the people at the bar were more conscious of themselves haha. It was a very cool establishment. It has some seating in the center and then a bar on the side. It would not be a good place to bring more than 4 people. They serve both drinks and food as well, but from glancing at the menu I was glad I ate beforehand as prices are steep even for HK. We got two glasses of wine and it turned out to be 36 USD but I guess we paid for the ambiance and the entertainment which was exceptional. This would be a great date place but not the scene if you want to turn up. It's great for escaping the hustle and bustle of HK and relax and wind down. My friend was saying that there is normally a full band on the weekend but whennwe went it was just a two person band with an acoustic set, but they were still amazing with great song choices. I only gave four stars for the pricing of things.

Poor service and reliability and very difficult to locate. No live music as advertised and if your there early to eat dinner you cannot stay without leaving after two hours.

Food: 3.5/5.0 Service: 3.5/5.0 Value: 3.0/5.0 Decor: 4.0/5.0 Overall: 3.5/5.0 The speakeasy atmosphere is kind of cool and the bathroom design is a bit 'lol'. The food was okay. Worth stopping by for locals.

As super modern yet retro bar in Hong Kong that gives a nod to the prohibition style of architecture, disguised as an umbrella shop. Accessed via the 2nd floor of a printing house in Duddell street, you will be greeted by some staff and press an umbrella and in you go to this thriving speakeasy style bar with jazz musicians. Cool cocktails, and a range of food too - we ate the truffle and parmesan fries which were delicious. You will find this a cool place to visit. Impeccable service here too.

Located in the heart of Central the Foxglove is one of my favorite cocktail bars at the moment. The interior looks like a bar from an old cruise ship, with the waiting staff dressed to match. Lights are dimmed which makes a relaxing and intimate atmosphere. Service is attentive, friendly and very knowledgeable, even when it's packed. They are happy to assist you in choosing your cocktail. Apart from the classic drinks the foxglove has its own signature drinks on the menu with names like "The Bitter Truth" or "The Canary". The bar tenders are doing a great job and are not shy on the alcohol for their cocktails. They also have a small food menu with classic European dishes. I tried their Fish and Chips and it was done to perfection. Thick hand cut delicious fries, the batter of the fish was crispy and not oily at all. This is a great place and I'm coming back for sure!

Nice chill ambience. Here for a corporate event and the suits fills the place. The finger foods looks pretty and nice, the drinks are decent. The service is attentive. The place is small enough to be cosy,big enough to hold a decent party. Decor scores the stars, old ship or boat theme right in the middle of the cosmopolitan city.

I admit I was impressed with Foxglove. When entering, the hidden door by pressing a button slides open and you enter a lit area that is decorated almost exactly like the secret room in The Kingsman movie. Instead of assualt weapons they had exquisite umbrellas that lined the walls. I didn't have the snacks but they looked good but we were off to dinner elsewhere after our drinks and I didn't want to ruin my appetite. Drinks were strong, service was on point and jazz singer gave Foxglove a relaxing, chill vibe and were still able to have a conversation.

Popped in for a night cap with some friends. It has a very cool vibe! We went literally right before closing, so I think there were only 2 other people in the place besides us. However, the decor and vibe are really cool so I'd love to go back and see it when it's crowded. I think we had some Venezuelan rum? But to be honest, I was also a little drunk by the time we arrived and I'm not entirely sure.

Heard about Foxglove from Yelp so we were excited to visit. Like all hidden speakeasies, it was cool to see the hostess open the sliding door using an umbrella switch. Inside, the decor was dark and lush and I could feel myself transported to a distant past. Hong Kong Renaissance perhaps? We came for drinks and music and didn't have the food. The drinks were tasty and well-balanced, although expectedly pricy. I was surprised when the hostess said that there was no minimum charge per pax the night I visited (Tuesday)-it made sense later. I felt surreal because there was such a disconnect between the decor of the bar and the performing ability of the female duo. I'll be fair and admit that I'm not a professional musician but I've seen my fair act of live jazz bands internationally. The saxophonist was amateurish and seemed unnecessary; she did not play much at parts where a sax accompaniment was appropriate and spent more time swaying to music. The singer's voice was forgettably mediocre and she seemed breathless. We were guessing if the club owner was doing his friend a favor and gave free reign on a quiet night since the duo retired to a table of friends after half an hour of songs. Yikes. Ambiance 1, Drinks 1, Music 0

Real review: 3.5 stars. Foxglove is an excellent speakeasy. By day, Foxglove sells exotic and expensive umbrellas. However, at night it turns into a live jazz club with nicely crafted cocktails. Foxglove's menu includes an extensive list of japanese whiskies, and also a fine list of cocktails using Japanese whiskey. Of course, I jumped at the opportunity to try a cocktail using Japanese whiskey. I ordered the Mizuwari cocktail (Yamazaki 12, plum wine, chocolate bitters, dash of plum soda) and my taste buds were in for a real treat. The flavors were well-balanced, and there was a good amount of dram in my cup which left me feeling satisfied. Some others in our group ordered the Camellia & Daisy (Oolong milk tea-infused H by Hine Cognac, homemade orange cordial, egg white, orange bitters) and the Morning Kiss (coffee bean infused amaretto, yuzu, homemade grapefruit cordial), both of which also tasted quite excellent. The live jazz was great and welcoming. My only complaint about this place is that service is so terribly painfully slow. It took us literally 50 minutes after we had ordered, and also follow up requests before we finally got our first order of drinks. Hence, the 3.5 star review. If service was faster and more accommodating, this place would have been a 4.5 star no brainer. Pro tip: make a reservation. Space is tight, especially on the weekend.

One of my favorite speakeasies in HK. A bit hard to find but a gem once you do. Great drinks all around. Also offers food / snacks / dessert options. Good seating and nice live music. Would go early on Fri/Sat nights if you want to avoid the wait.

It's been on my list for so long that I wish I just didn't bother as it was a complete let down. Came here on a Friday night for dinner and drinks with my friends and after spending $1K pp, we just felt that the food and the service was mediocre at best. One of the servers was abrupt and rude which also threw off the tone of the night. The live music didn't start until closer to 11, playing mostly jazzy covers of 80's pop music before they took a break not too long thereafter. Sadly, I think there are much better F&B options so I definitely won't be returning.

I randomly discovered this place from a blog that rated the top speakeasies in Hong Kong. This was first on the list. It's not too hard to find. From the street, you'll spot a cute little umbrella shop with the sign "Foxglove". It's right down the street from HK's famous Duddell Street & gas lamps. Once inside the shop, you'll be greeted by a host who will ask you for the size of your party. Note that she will not allow people who are wearing shorts and caps in! Luckily for us, we had extra clothes in our backpacks to change into. Once you're approved, a wall will slide open and you'll be hit with a burst of lively jazz music. I was surprised because for a "speak easy" this place was pretty spacious. It is a sit down, you have the option to have your own table or get seated by the bar. Their cocktails were delicious. Some of the fruitier cocktails are very sweet and masks the alcohol taste well. I can't seem to find the name of the first drink I had for the life of me because their website's cocktail menu is not updated. I assume all their fruity cocktails taste good. The second drink I got was the New York Sour. It was pretty cool. Presentation was on point. They have a coaster that lights up the drink from the bottom. Overall, I loved this speakeasy and really enjoyed the live jazz band. It's not too far of a walk from Lan Kwai Fong. I recommend getting one drink here just to experience it and then go to LKF to turn up.

From service to ambience, everything was awesome exceeding my expectation. I can't find one thing I don't like. The Jazz live band performance was professionally done and acoustic design was carefully done. It made me remember of Jazz Club in LKF. I will definitely visit again.

Looks like an umbrella store from the outside but it's a great spacious speakeasy. There's live jazz from Tuesday's - Saturday's and the cocktails are pretty decent.

Great jazz. Classy place on edge of Central and LKF. Throwback to the 20s. Felt like I was stepping back in time. Good mix of people looking for a little bit of sophistication.