Hanoi: Guided Food Tour with Train Street Visit
Taste some of the favorite daily food of the locals on a Hanoi walking tour. Grab a coffee along a railway track as you watch a train pass by, stroll through the stree...
Workshop14 is a speakeasy in Tay Ho, Hanoi.
Editorially verified June 8, 2026 by Elliot Marsh, TableJourney editor. Source.
Must order: Bartender's seasonal menu; ask for off-menu cocktails.
Tip: Wooden gate entrance; reservations recommended. 14 seats only.
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Address: 6 Ngo 5 Tu Hoa, Quang An, Tay Ho, Hanoi
Tadioto runs a listening-bar style space several nights a week, with jazz vinyl and Vietnamese contemporary art on the walls, chosen by writer Nguyen Qui.
Order: Japanese whiskey or Vietnamese rice spirit; light Japanese-leaning snacks.
Tip: Music programming on Facebook page; arrive 19:00 for the best seat.
Bia Hoi Corner on Ta Hien is Hanoi's loudest after-dark pavement bar, with fresh draft beer at 10,000-15,000 VND a glass on plastic stools at the Old Quarter's busiest junction.
Order: Bia hoi (fresh draft beer) at the cheapest corner stall; dried squid with chilli salt from passing vendors.
Tip: Cops clear the pavement at 23:00; the crowd then moves to bun dau or pho counters.
1900 Le Théâtre on Ta Hien is Hanoi's longest-running theatre-style nightclub, with dance floor, mezzanine and house and EDM DJ sets running until 04:00.
Order: Bottle service for groups; cocktails on the mezzanine.
Tip: Entry policy enforced; smart casual after midnight. The bia hoi corner outside fills the queue.
Binh Minh Jazz Club in Hanoi is the city's most established live-jazz room near the Opera House, with founder-saxophonist Quyen Van Minh's house band.
Order: Cocktails on the upstairs mezzanine; cover charge waived with a drink.
Tip: Live music starts 21:00 nightly; the upstairs mezzanine has the best stage sightline.
Tadioto in Hanoi hosts live jazz, poetry readings and acoustic sets several nights a week, with the writer-owner Nguyen Qui Duc curating the artistic crowd.
Order: Japanese whiskey on the rocks; Vietnamese rice-spirit cocktails as the alternative.
Tip: Schedule on the Facebook page; readings start 20:00 on programmed nights.
Cau Go's seventh-floor terrace in Hanoi is the Old Quarter's best Hoan Kiem Lake rooftop, with sunset cocktails and Vietnamese set courses above the city's busiest junction.
Order: A cocktail at sunset with a window seat for the lake view.
Tip: Two entrances: 73 Cau Go or 9 Dinh Tien Hoang; both lifts go to the seventh floor.