Melbourne: Hidden Bar and Cocktail Tour
Experience a walking tour of Melbourne and find the city's famous hidden bars. Go down alleys, into basements, and behind unmarked doors, and allow your guide to show ...
Loop Project Space and Bar is a listening bar in Cbd, Melbourne.
Editorially verified May 29, 2026 by Elliot Marsh, TableJourney editor. Source.
Experience a walking tour of Melbourne and find the city's famous hidden bars. Go down alleys, into basements, and behind unmarked doors, and allow your guide to show ...
Experience a world of contraband and corruption at Alcotraz, the world's first immersive, prison-themed cocktail bar. Don your orange jumpsuit, collude with the corrup...
Discover the Queen Victoria Night Market on a guided food tour in Melbourne. Enjoy 5 international tastings with a focus on vegetarian dishes, and experience multicult...
Address: 23 Meyers Place, Melbourne VIC 3000
Heartbreaker on Russell Street is the city's best late-night dive bar, a red-lit room with a proper jukebox, DJs from 10pm, cheap beer and doors open until 3am every night of the week.
New Guernica in a Corrs Lane basement is Melbourne's specialist techno club: a dark, low-ceiling room with a function-first sound system and a booking policy that consistently brings serious international and local electronic acts.
Heartbreaker on Russell Street is the city's best late-night dive bar, a red-lit room with a proper jukebox, DJs from 10pm, cheap beer and doors open until 3am every night of the week.
The Old Bar on Johnston Street is Fitzroy's authentic dive: live bands most nights from local and touring acts, sticky floors, a pool table and a crowd that knows the difference between a venue that has character and one that has only designed itself to look like it does.
Revolver Upstairs on Chapel Street is Melbourne's most enduring dance club: a 36-hour weekend licence, a multiple-room layout across a terrace building and a booking history that spans everyone from local DJs to international electronic acts.
New Guernica in a Corrs Lane basement is Melbourne's specialist techno club: a dark, low-ceiling room with a function-first sound system and a booking policy that consistently brings serious international and local electronic acts.
The Corner Hotel on Swan Street is Melbourne's most important mid-sized live music venue: a 1,000-capacity front bar and band room that has launched or hosted every significant Australian band since the 1990s.
The Tote on Johnston Street is Melbourne's underground rock institution: a three-room pub venue that was saved by a 2010 public campaign after liquor licence changes threatened to close it, and has since never looked back.