
Floreria Atlantico (Buenos Aires) —
A florist/wine shop disguises this hidden bar in the city's Retiro neighborhood. Once inside, a refrigerator is actually a door that leads to a spacious basement bar.

Floreria Atlantico —
Shared plates and inventive cocktails are on the menu.

Adults Only (Los Angeles) —
Want a glamorous entry? Try somewhere else. Adults Only is accessed via a doorway in an adult video store behind a Burger King.

Adults Only —
The bar's decor consists of vintage movie posters, projected films, a billiards room, exposed brickwork and stained glass.

Bank Bar (Manila) —
Behind a 7-Eleven storeroom door, the large Bank Bar has a huge collection of bottles, a young crowd, cigar room and DJs.

Bank Bar —
Among the stars of Bank Bar's drink menu is the Nutter Club, made with London dry gin, lemon-pistachio meringue, Angostura bitters and a pistachio salt rim.

Fox Glove (Hong Kong) —
This bar is disguised behind an antique umbrella shop. To get in, you have to walk through the passageway and press down on a certain umbrella -- there are many to choose from.

Fox Glove —
Fox Glove has a large interior, beautifully finished in blue leather and gray marble, designed to resemble first-class airplane cabins and vintage cars.

Ounce (Taipei) —
Taipei cocktail bar Ounce is hidden behind a secret door in a quiet neighborhood cafe.

Ounce —
Don't expect a menu. The Ounce staff speak to everyone lucky enough to get in, focusing on delivering a cocktail that fits exactly what they want.

Lulu White (Paris) —
Lulu White is named after an African-American "madam" who ran a 1900s brothel in New Orleans. There's no signage on the street.

Lulu White —
The specialty cocktail ingredient is absinthe.

PDT (New York) —
An acronym for Please Don't Tell, this East Village legend is accessed via a phone booth in a hot dog joint called Crif Dogs.

PDT (New York) —
Jim Meehan does innovative twists on classics, served to a lucky few (no standing is allowed) kicking back in leather booths and admiring the taxidermy.


