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Hidden BAR

4.5 · 1,027 reviews·Hidden gem: highly rated, still under the radar
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True to its name, Hidden BAR is a concealed gem tucked away on Kamergersky Lane, a historic pedestrian street in central Moscow. The entrance is unmarked, adding to the allure of discovery. Once inside, guests are greeted by an intimate, dimly lit space with plush seating and a sophisticated ambiance. The bar specializes in creative cocktails, often with a Russian twist, using local ingredients and spirits. The bartenders are skilled mixologists who can craft custom drinks based on your preferences. The atmosphere is hushed and exclusive, making it ideal for a quiet conversation or a romantic evening. Hidden BAR's high rating reflects its commitment to quality and the thrill of finding a truly secret spot in the bustling city.

Don't miss

  • Find the unmarked entrance for a true speakeasy experience
  • Order a signature cocktail like the 'Moscow Mule' with a local twist
  • Admire the vintage decor and low lighting that create an intimate mood
  • Ask the bartender for a bespoke drink based on your taste
  • Enjoy the quiet, sophisticated atmosphere away from tourist crowds

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Ways to visit Hidden BAR

You can visit on your own (No entry fee; just walk in, but reservations are recommended for evenings). A tour adds transport and a guide, or combines nearby sights into one day.

Getting there

Know before you go

  • The entrance is unmarked; look for a plain door or ask locals for directions.
  • Reservations are strongly advised, especially on weekends.
  • Cocktails are premium-priced; bring sufficient cash or a card.
  • Keep noise low to maintain the speakeasy ambiance.

A bit of history

Kamergersky Lane has been a cultural hub since the 19th century, home to theaters and literary cafes. Hidden BAR opened in the 2010s as part of Moscow's speakeasy trend, embracing the lane's artistic legacy.

Common questions

Is there a dress code?

Smart casual is recommended; no sportswear or flip-flops.

Do they serve food?

They offer light bar snacks, but focus is on drinks.

Can I take photos?

Discreet photos are allowed, but no flash to preserve the mood.

Is it open during the day?

Typically opens in the evening; check exact hours online.

Do they have non-alcoholic options?

Yes, they can make mocktails upon request.

Is it easy to find?

It's intentionally hidden; use the address and look for a plain door with no sign.

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