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The Secret Gallery is an exclusive yet inviting private areas that opens in the prime locations between Causeway Bay and Wan Chai. The well-decorated rooms provide the go-to place for guests to relax and enjoy after-work cocktails, host late night intimate gatherings or even private parties. 

Riding on the success of Cafe Deco Pizzeria in Elements, Cafe Deco Group has opened a new branch on island side for gourmands! Located in the up-and-coming Sheung Wan district, the new restaurant features a contemporary interior with wooden table tops, sleek chairs and stylish chandeliers. With an open pizza kitchen, friends and family alike can enjoy and relax while witnessing the making of the pizzas freshly from the ovens.

Casual and unpretentious, Pivo Czech Bar blends simple and classic designs to bring an authentic Czech ambience to Civic Square in Elements. Decorated with bronze beer pipes, patterned tiles and stone table tops, the Bar gives a contemporary yet rustic atmosphere for an unparalleled dining and drinking experience from picturesque Central Europe. With its name “Pivo” meaning beer in Czech, the Bar sets the standard for the classic Czech experience with an exclusive variety of beers and liqueurs.

Diners can pair their beers and cocktails with a selection of hearty Czech classics for a complete dining experience. Featuring traditional delicacies such as Crisp Fried Carp Fish Fritters with Potato Salad and Caper Herb Dip, Classic Bohemian Goulash Soup in Wheat Bread Roll, Czech House Platter with Mixed Sausages, Pork Belly and Cabbage and Roasted Bone Marrow with Braised Oxtail and Bread Dumplings, Pivo Czech Bar gives discerning diners a taste of Czech Republic with a traditional flare.

The beverage menu emphasizes a wide range of Czech traditional beers brewed and distilled using age-old techniques. Guests can enjoy their top national draught beers Pilsner Urquell and Kozel Dark as well as a wide range of bottled beers including Staropramen and Primator Lezak.

The Bar also specializes in an array of vodkas that are uncommon in town like Zubrowka Bison, Chopin and Beluga, an impressive list of Absinthe including La Fee Bohemian and Pastis Henry Bardouin, and signature cocktails namely Green Goblin (Stolichnaya Vodka, Absinthe, Melon Liqueur, Lemon, Rosemary, Ginger Ale, $92), Rusky Splash (Russian Standard Vodka, Aperol, Grapefruit Juice, Soda) and Wild Lush (Stolichnaya Vodka, Lime, Triple Sec, Passion Fruit Purée, Wildberry), which are perfect for those who wish to unwind with friends and try something new in town.

FINDS’ charmed Nordic spirit carries on to its four function rooms suitable for private dining or small-scale celebrations.“Nordic Express” resembles a surreally-designed European train carriage with a large clock on one wall running backwards. “Nordic Winter” exudes elegant atmosphere of luxury and snowy winter romance featuring bright silver seats, white curtains on both sides and frosted glass mirror wall. “Nordic Summer” leaves guests feeling as if they stepped into the Nordic garden in midsummer. The framing of the main section of this room is laden with a peacock feather curtain and flower-lined walls and ceiling. “Hell” is designed in dark and sensual tone, incorporating the use of deep, smooth reds and blacks, irregularly placed long mirrors and human-sized candles. With exclusive views of the open kitchen, it offers the luxury experience of chef’s table where guests will be able to appreciate culinary artists making their masterpieces.

LILY & BLOOM draw their inspiration from the physical streetscapes and downtown street life that emerged in great cities near the turn of the 20th century. Beginning in Paris and migrating to London, New York, San Francisco, and Shanghai, the years of 1890-1930 marked the beginning of not just the modern city, but the way we now eat and drink. Street vendors, cafes, people watching, restaurants, classic cocktails, chefs and cookbooks - all came to the forefront at this time. Most importantly, the life force of all this - the central urban market - was born.

From the intricate architecture of the brick tenements, to the raw energy of immigrant city life and the places such vendors/hawkers/restaurant owners drank and ate, LILY & BLOOM’s interiors hint at both the urban grits and the creative headiness of the early 1900’s. Together with the ingredient-driven food and drink, the concept celebrates the life that markets, food, and those who produce it have given us literally and figuratively. BUZZ CONCEPTS, by partnering with AvroKO, aim to pay tribute to this era in their new duplex space at LILY & BLOOM.


THE COCKTAIL LOUNGE (6/F)
With a drinks menu that provides unparalleled insight into the refined art of mixology, Lily continues to attract Hong Kong’s finest with an unbeatable selection of expertly-crafted cocktails served in a space inspired by turn-of-the-century America.

PRIVATE DINING ROOM (6/F)
A Private Dining Room, located within Lily, are ideal for events of all types, ranging from business meetings, gatherings, birthday parties and many more.

THE RESTAURANT (5/F)
Just one floor down sits Bloom, the city’s definitive contemporary American kitchen. Brimming with energy and warmth, the restaurant is decked out in wood and industrial elements in a design evocative of old Manhattan, and highlights market-fresh flavours and top-of-the-line seafood in their omnipresent raw bar. Honest cooking meets gourmet produce in a menu that reveals a bounty of traditional American favorites refined with subtle European touch.

Otto Restaurant offers top-quality steaks, fresh seafood, Mediterranean-inspired cuisine, fine wines and classic cocktails. You'll find them all at Otto's, an oasis of great food and warm hospitality on Madison's West side.