If you’re familiar with the masterminds behind The Locker Room, you’ll be pleasantly surprised to hear that they’re back with a new hidden bar, located in Sukhumvit Soi 11. Don’t bother using a GPS to find this place – no navigation tips will come up. But looking for it is half the fun!

Keep your eyes peeled for the second floor of a sports bar adjacent to the Grand President Hotel on Soi 11. Snap a few selfies on the photobooth as you figure out how to enter – and take as many as you like! We recommend coming back for more photos once you’ve had a few drinks.

Two menus are available at #FindThePhotoBooth – a list of classic cocktails, and another full of original Thai creations. Our favorite drink here, Bond Loved Jasmine, is an elegant twist on the iconic Vesper martini –  now mixed with jasmine-infused vermouth and chrysanthemum bitters.

High above the ground, Mahanakhon Bangkok SkyBar prides itself as the tallest dining landmark in Thailand. This restaurant-slash-bar promises an escape from the hustle and bustle of the city. How does a 5-star culinary experience with a breathtaking view sound to you? 

The indoor white marble bar area serves an extensive list of drinks, including over 100 curated wines with an emphasis on natural wines. On the top of our list is their sparkling coffee cocktail; the perfect after-dinner drink, lovingly curated by Swedish mixologists Dannie and Bennie Sorum (the team behind Rocket Coffeebar).

Located on the 76th floor of the King Power Mahanakhon skyscraper, you can catch the sunset here on the glass-paneled floors of the Skywalk. Complimentary free entrance after your meal!

Thailand’s first tropical cocktail bar exudes chill. Situated in Bangkok’s up & coming Charoen Krung area, you’ll be able to get a taste of high quality, unique concoctions – many inspired by the Caribbean and the Bahamas. Flowery motifs, Portuguese azulejo tiles and mid-century furniture greet you in a tasteful blend of exotic themes. While this bar is rum-heavy, don’t be deterred! They have a nice selection of gin and whiskey-based mixtures as well. 

The piña colada-style Cane Suggah will surely have you reminiscing about beach days. Its blissful marriage of sugar apple with coconut, Pisco Demonios, Chalong Bay Cinnamon, agave syrup and orange juice already has us foaming at the mouth! If you’re not a fan of juices, though, we recommend their KL to BKK – straightforward Jamaican rum with Campari, blended with a spice-infused pineapple syrup. 

Fancy a dinner date somewhere more secluded? La Casa Nostra provides rustic, romantic ambience that you can’t find anywhere else in Bangkok. Located on Soi Goethe in Sathorn, this authentic Italian restaurant and wine bar will have you returning multiple times for its comfortable atmosphere and excellent service. 

One of the highlights of the overall dining experience includes a trip down to their very own walk-in cellar. Pick out your own wine with the assistance of the resident sommelier; to dine-in, to take home, or to be delivered to your doorstep.

Chefs Alessandro Frau (of the legendary Acqua Restaurant in Phuket) and Nino Scognamillo believe in upholding the standard of simple yet elegant dishes. Let your taste buds take you to Sicily with their delectable specialties.

Hailed as the Cultural Bar of Thailand, Tep Bar is one of the latest additions to the nightlife scene in Chinatown. The founder, Asawin Rojmethatawee, has a mission to add modern twists to Thailand’s home-brewed herbal liquors, making familiar traditional brews zesty and exciting. Catch musicians taking the stage to play cultural instruments up-close and personal. Surely, after one visit here, you’ll come to appreciate the beauty and richness of Thai culture.

Staying true to the theme, Tep Bar’s drink list is fully scripted with names and terms used in ancient Thai literature. You’ll find a good line of home-infused ya dong (Thai herbal whiskey), as well as their signature set of three shots – Pra Apaimanee, Ratchasee Kamram (Roaring Lion), and Phaya Suea Khrong (King of Tiger).