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 ...
Naked for Satan (rooftop) is a rooftop bar in Fitzroy, Melbourne.
Editorially verified June 5, 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: 285 Brunswick Street, Fitzroy VIC 3065, Melbourne
The Attic above Black Pearl is Melbourne's most refined small bar: a 20-seat upstairs room at one of the world's best-rated bars, accessible only through the ground-floor venue, with a cocktail list built for unhurried drinking.
The Attic above Black Pearl is Melbourne's most refined small bar: a 20-seat upstairs room at one of the world's best-rated bars, accessible only through the ground-floor venue, with a cocktail list built for unhurried drinking.
Bar Americano in Presgrave Place has no signage and 10 standing spots: the Negroni and Americano poured at this tiny counter are a benchmark for what a bar can achieve when it decides to do only one or two things correctly.
The Peel Hotel in Collingwood is Melbourne's oldest and most established gay dance club: a DJ-led dancefloor with a cruisy upstairs bar, trading since the 1980s as the anchor of Melbourne's LGBTQ+ nightlife.
The Laird on Gipps Street is Melbourne's longest-running gay leather bar and a LGBTQ+ community institution: pool tables, a beer garden, regular leather-themed events and a history that goes back to the 1970s.
Loop in Meyers Place is Melbourne's oldest listening bar: a laneway venue with a chosen vinyl collection played through a proper sound system, art exhibitions on the walls and cocktails that complement the music rather than compete with it.
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.