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🍸 Nightlife & Bars · Chiang Rai · Chiang Rai City Centre

The Hideout Bar

📋 Listing pending claim Mid-range 18:00-01:00
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About The Hideout Bar

The Hideout Bar is a tucked-away cocktail bar in Chiang Rai City Centre reached through an unmarked door. A find for travellers wanting craft cocktails away from the main bar strip's beer scene.

Tucked-away cocktail bar with creative drinks. Suits travellers wanting a discovery experience.

Why visit

  • No street signage, with entrance through a marked door beside an unrelated business, rewarding visitors who hunt for it
  • Cocktail menu features house creations using northern Thai ingredients including makrut lime, galangal and tamarind
  • Bartenders trained in classic technique can pull a proper Negroni or Manhattan rather than relying on sugar-heavy mixes
  • Capacity around 25 keeps the room intimate, suiting conversations rather than weekend party nights elsewhere in town
  • Late-license open until 1am makes it one of the few central Chiang Rai cocktail venues for serious post-dinner drinking

What to expect

Music volume builds through the evening expect louder after 10pm
Cocktails 200-350 baht depending on bar style
Smoking permitted in designated areas only following Thai regulations
Mostly English-speaking and Thai mixed crowd in tourist areas

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Local tips

  • Grab home is usually 80-200 baht across Chiang Rai after closing time
  • Earplugs are sensible if the venue has live music and you are sat near the speakers
  • Combine with dinner nearby plenty of options around Chiang Rai City Centre
  • Pace yourself drinks here are often poured with a heavier hand than European measures

Frequently asked questions

What hours is The Hideout Bar open?

Listed hours are 18:00-01:00. Closing time is usually enforced by local licensing. After-hours options exist nearby ask staff for current recommendations.

Is there a dress code?

Most Chiang Rai bars are casual flip-flops and shorts are fine. A few rooftop or hotel bars require closed shoes for men and no beachwear. If unsure smart-casual is the safe option for evening venues.

Is the venue safe for solo travellers?

Yes the venue caters to a mix of solo travellers and groups and is generally safe. Standard precautions apply do not leave drinks unattended and watch your phone in crowds. Staff are responsive if you flag any issue.