The 5 Greatest And Most Complete Bar in USA

Narrowing down the toughest bar in the world is a difficult achievement, considering many of them managed to fly under the radar, keeping their location and managing their secrets. From a hidden door with a doorman who drives you quickly to a dive bar that retains their 1930s charm to some of the most talented barkeep and mixologists, these nine bars are considered the best. Whether you're experimenting with cocktails, saliva with homemade infusions or just wanting to meet friends, be sure to check out some of the greatest bars in the world.

1. 365 Tokyo, Las Vegas

Good luck getting into this member's only bar in Las Vegas, a Japanese inspired bar located on the second floor of Inspire. This bar seat has only eight visitors in a small room that is tilted on three sides by a limo glass. Guests here are greeted with a bow from the main barmen and his assistant, along with a warm scented towel, a glass of cucumber water and a cocktail menu. Most of the experience here is up to the guests, because they can choose the ice they want, the basic spirit and even the mixing technique.

We're not just talking about shaken or stirred here, these sophisticated techniques include being frozen with liquid nitrogen, watered with plant material or even smoked with your choice of wood. Luckily for those who do not know this same cocktail, you can hand it to the bartender to choose from. Membership is hard to get, but we recommend jumping if you have a chance to visit this bar.

2. Canon, Seattle

This is the culmination of the Seattle cocktail culture and Jamie Boudreau has made this cocktail bar into something so special, so incredible. Walking in, a dark upholstery and an antique cashier will immediately catch your attention and whether you are wearing a suit and tie or a checkered shirt and jeans, you immediately feel welcomed.

The bar is stained with Angostura porcelain, a barrel cocktail served in a glass bottle and the drink menu has more than 100 different ingredients. The bartenders were great, managing to balance the hard work of making each cocktail perfectly while doing it in a timely manner to serve so many visitors quickly. There is a beautiful and extensive liquor collection, almost shreds, and if you are a whiskey fan, this bar does not disappoint.

3. Hop Sing Laundromat, Philadelphia

Located in Chinatown Philly, we should know where to look for this fabulous bar, (hint-see gated metal doors on Race Street) and we have to dress appropriately to gain access. Visitors enter inside by the doorman into a front room where the floor is coated with money and sits on a church bench where you must submit your identification for examination.

After passing the test, you go to a place where you will taste some of the city's best cocktails and hopefully meet the owner who has a very strict rule: no shoes, no shorts, and no photos. Le, the owner claimed to be from North Korea, even though Vietnam was actually born. Think about stepping into Hogwarts, pulling up a chair and sipping one of the best cocktails you've ever had. Do not believe us Try it yourself, make sure you do not wear running shoes.

4. Eastern Standard Kitchen and Bar, Boston

The beautiful lounge is enough to make one want to visit this magnificent bar, as it has the longest marble bar in town, where fabulous bartenders make top-notch cocktails. One of the best reasons to visit this bar is their cocktail selection, because the bar team seems to see the drinking process as a conversation.

They carefully craft their drink choices, and their specialty is to create classic cocktails that take advantage of home-made vermouth, infusions and bitter homemade from around the world. The drinks list will not be the same here if you come in a different season because the change is at least 4 times a year. As an added bonus the menu happens to be overwhelming and features like seared salmon and delicious burgers.

5. Arnaud's French 75, New Orleans

This is a world famous cocktail bar in New Orleans and should not be missed on the way here. Interestingly enough, it was originally just a gentleman's bar during the Cazenave family days but now there are people who are welcome here. There's an emphasis here on premium spirit, classic cocktails, and fine cigars.

The furniture here itself is amazing, the bar and rear bar built in the late 1800's. His staff wore a white tuxedo with a black butterfly tie and the best barkeep in New Orleans, Chris Hannah called this house. We recommend going there and ordering Old Fashioned, trust me.