A guide to Hanoi nightlife for drunkards. Haflington, Ne boong-ke, Gallery bars and clubs

Haflington
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No. 47 in the top 50 in Asia
It lives up to its name. Located on the second floor of a residential building, it is entered through a very narrow alley. The neighbor's slippers are placed opposite the entrance. After entering, there is a different world. There are two floors, and the customers are basically all foreigners.
The top of the upper floor is a huge dinosaur fossil and a glass roof. It must be beautiful during the day. The bar is actually a display cabinet of fossils, hundreds of millions of years old, and there are fossils of rhinoceros beetles. Each special blend on the wine list has a page of introduction, and the wine is also intimately marked with flavors, many special styles. The wine is very solid, not amazing, but the more you taste, the more details you will find, and you like it. In addition, the non-alcoholic cocktail ordered by my companion is no exaggeration the best non-alcoholic cocktail I have ever had.

Ne boong-ke
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I wanted to go to Ne bar, and I sent a message to ask if it was open, but when I got there, I found it was still closed.
I tried amazing Vietnamese pho cocktails in Chongqing before, and I couldn't miss it when I came to the hometown of Vietnamese pho. I found this one and saw that there was Vietnamese pho cocktail on the menu. The bar's facade is very cool, and the Vietnamese pho cocktail is very fancy and performative. It was poured into a porcelain bowl at the end. It smelled like the necessary seasonings for Vietnamese pho, and it should have been added with the corresponding spices. The wine is very ordinary, not very Vietnamese pho.

Gallery
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A bar next to Haflington, with an artistic facade, very popular, and many locals. It's very noisy inside, the music is a bit vulgar, and there are many magritte paintings. The wine list is on an iPad, and the design is very cool. The wine is OK.