Though it maybe Hong Kong's tiniest bar, featuring just one small table, six taps, and a modest fridge for bottles and cans, its unmatched atmosphere makes it the city's coolest spot to grab a drink.

Taking the escalator to the Soho area and strolling up Peel Street, you'll quickly notice that you're not the only one drawn to this popular destination. On weekend evenings (and frequently on weekdays as well), throngs of people gather outside the bar, spilling onto the sloping street. Navigate through the crowd, and you'll spot the "99 Bottles" sign illuminated by mesmerizing green and pink lights.

With just six rotating taps, every option is worth sampling, as the knowledgeable bartender truly understands beer. Don't hesitate to strike up a conversation with him; he's friendly and can always recommend great options if you're unsure. The fridge stocked with bottles and cans may be easy to overlook, but it often holds delightful surprises. The ever-present crowd ensures your beer will always be exceptionally fresh. Plus, there's no need for a happy hour, as all beers are reasonably priced throughout the entire day!

After getting your beer, grab a seat at the porch on both sides of the road, settle down on the concrete steps, or simply form your group right on the road. At chilly seasons it is the most comfortable Al fresco spot, while at the hotter times, it is like a sweaty outdoor club and everyone just doesn’t mind at all as the beers taste even more amazing and soothing. The whole vibe of the area makes it easy to strike up conversations and forge new friendships, and somehow the coolest thing about the bar does not belong to the bar at all.

Soho serves as Hong Kong's epicenter for bars and restaurants. After your experience at 99 Bottles, explore the sloping streets and hidden corners to discover other bars and eateries. The infamous Lan Kwai Fong lies just down the slope.