DogTap Brisbane is blowing it out of the water with its huge craft beer palace in Murarrie. Pop over to the unique venue, which flaunts views over the river, to sample the 28 different brews on offer. Hungry? There are also pizzas, tacos and wings up for grabs.

If you're looking for unique bars in Brisbane, Savile Row is the place to go. The walls are lined with eye-catching artwork while a crystal chandelier glistens overhead - venture over for intimate date nights quaffing quirky concoctions or an evening perfecting the art yourself with a cocktail masterclass.

Found in the trendy neighbourhood of Fortitude Valley, this unusual bolthole is bringing a unique touch to your imbibing. While you admire the hanging vines, wooden accents and live music sessions at The Sound Garden, knock back wicked wines and heady cocktails.

Pawpaw is pretty cafe bar pairing a stripped-back space with gorgeous botanical motifs and wall murals in green shades - making it a beaut destination for some drinks. Plus, you can nab everything from pomegranate cosmos to frosé.

From Brunswick Street to the Riverside Centre, near South Bank and George Square, Pig 'N' Whistle is scattered all across Brisbane as a cool destination to get your fix of pints and pub grub. For somewhere inspired by laid-back British boozers, head here.

BrewDog Fortitude Valley is a seriously trendy bar, what with its uber-chic interiors and killer selection of craft beer. But that's not all, as it also boasts shuffleboard tables and pinball machines to play on, not to mention delicious US-style grub.

Found over in Petrie Terrace, Lefty's Music Hall is a winner among audiophiles. The weird and wonderful venue, which is decked out in luxurious red hues and glowing chandeliers, hosts an electric range of gigs, from country and rock through to poetry slams.

Holey Moley Golf Club, the brainchild of activity venue legends Funlab, is a cool and quirky bar in Fortitude Valley. Get into the competitive spirit with your pals on the unusual courses while sinking signature specials, such as the all-time favourite New Orleans Sour.

Showcasing a concrete bar and industrial pipe ceilings, this Fortitude Valley hangout is a real catch. Gerard's Bar also flaunts a foliage-laden terrace that's ideal for guzzling the Middle Eastern-inspired cocktails available, including the lip-smacking Baharat Margarita.

Sporting a retractable glass ceiling and lush, living walls, The Terrace is one of the quirkiest rooftop bars in Brisbane going. Ascend up to the heavens to enjoy amazing views of the city while you sip lavish liquid libations, including the Freaki-Tiki, made up of rum, juniper, Aperol, coconut, butter and spice.

Nestled on the ever-buzzing Brunswick Street, B. Lucky & Sons is a cool activity bar fronting a fabulous collection of retro arcade games, including Mario Kart and Space Invaders. Need something to drink? The boozy bubble teas are top-notch.

Death and Taxes is one of the best hidden bars in Brisbane City. This slinky drinking destination is made up of round, leather booths, intriguing artwork and low lighting, making it the ultimate date night location. As for drinks? Themed cocktails are ripe for the picking.

Let's be honest - MAYA Mexican? It's one of the coolest bars in Brisbane going. Not only does it echo the laid-back, balmy vibes of Central America with its beaut design, but it also shakes up an enticing array of cocktails, including numerous variations of margaritas.

Get your quirky fix at Cobbler in the West End, where you'll find walls adorned with retro posters, not to mention a vintage penny farthing hanging from the ceiling. What's on the menu? Over 300 types of whisky alongside perfectly prepared classic cocktails.

While it's the skyline views that often draws people to Sixteen Antlers Rooftop Bar, you can't deny that this joint has style. Head over for leafy bushes, uniquely structured covers, as well as a fantastic choice of cool, signature cocktails.