Your Hong Kong weekend drinks guide for July 4-6
Kick it off at Honky Tonks Tavern as the bar celebrates the Fourth of July with picklebacks, hot dogs, country music and more!
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Head deeper into SoHo, where Bar Mind opens with a dynamic duo of former World Class Hong Kong and Macau champions at the helm, before closing out your weekend as The Opposites turns one.
Friday, July 4
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Outside Honky Tonks Tavern in Hong Kong for its fourth anniversary celebration in 2024. Photo: Handout
What: Honky Tonks Tavern is celebrating the Fourth of July with a casual concept that promises hot dogs, ribs, fried chicken French toasts, and potato salads, as well as Arnold Palmers, hard slushies and picklebacks. All of this is set to a soundtrack of country and rock 'n' roll for the full-bodied American experience.
Where: Man Hing Lane, Central
When: 5pm till late
Saturday, July 5
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Your Hong Kong weekend drinks guide for July 4-6
Not even the inclement weather can stop our beverage scene from having a great first weekend of July. Kick it off at Honky Tonks Tavern as the bar celebrates the Fourth of July with picklebacks, hot dogs, country music and more! Advertisement Head deeper into SoHo, where Bar Mind opens with a dynamic duo of former World Class Hong Kong and Macau champions at the helm, before closing out your weekend as The Opposites turns one. Friday, July 4 Honky Americana Outside Honky Tonks Tavern in Hong Kong for its fourth anniversary celebration in 2024. Photo: Handout What: Honky Tonks Tavern is celebrating the Fourth of July with a casual concept that promises hot dogs, ribs, fried chicken French toasts, and potato salads, as well as Arnold Palmers, hard slushies and picklebacks. All of this is set to a soundtrack of country and rock 'n' roll for the full-bodied American experience. Where: Man Hing Lane, Central When: 5pm till late Saturday, July 5 Bar Mind
