Listening bar

Honeycomb Hi-Fi is a buzz-worthy venue anchored around music, izakaya-style dining and exceptional service.

Aimé Leon Dore introduces ‘Sound’, a monthly content series featuring hour-long DJ sets hosted at the brand’s New York and London sound rooms, which are extensions of the two flagship stores.

Pink plywood and exposed insulation combine in Sydney's JAM Record bar, designed by Akin Atelier to evoke the cosy feel of Tokyo's listening bars.

The classic dive bar gets a Gen Z twist

Sit inside the sound

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Taking a cue from the jazz-kissa tradition that flourished in post-war Japan and as an homage to V88’s early roots (the first outlet in Chinatown was known as Vintage 1988) – V88 Starhill is an all-day restaurant, café, and listening bar built around the outstanding sound system and music curation located right in the middle …

French and Moroccan influences blend to create an "urban oasis" at this restaurant in Los Angeles, which the owners designed and built entirely themselves.

The father of the first Moscow listening-bar Fonoteka, visionary and music lover Pavel Nedostoev tells why he and the Ess-Thetic team created a semisecret bar in which it is suggested to be silent.

Japanese-style Listening Bars are a new way to experience music. The concept of listening bars, like many things, has its origins in Japanese culture. Commonly referred to as HiFi bars in the U.S., listening bars are a “​subset of the kissaten, the small and idiosyncratic coffeehouses dotting the side streets in Tokyo​ (Ben Ratliff, New York Times),” and stem back to the 1950s.