White Rabbit Cocktail Bar

Speakeasy above Andi Mart

Slip up the discreet stairs above Andi Mart on Jl. Pecatu Indah Raya and you step into White Rabbit Cocktail Bar, a speakeasy-style hideout overlooking the Pecatu statue and the street below. It sits in Ungasan / South Kuta, but feels a world away from the beach bars and sunset crowds.

Official hours run every night from 20h00 ‘til late, and regulars suggest trusting that timing rather than earlier hours listed on random directories if you don’t want to find the door closed.

Cocktails with serious craft

White Rabbit has built its name on cocktails that regulars describe as some of the best in Bali, with reviews often calling out “world‑class” quality and balanced flavours. Passion Fruit Martini and Pornstar / Passionfruit martinis are repeat favourites, alongside signatures like Canggu Lover, Mango Sticky Rice, Asian Sour, Balinese Sour, Lychee Martini, Shelby, Mad Bloom, Ulu Nights, Strawberry Sour and Baked Apple‑tini.

Guests notice the details: rabbits carved into big ice cubes, house‑made elements like sous‑vide apple sauce, and a menu that ranges from sweet (White Rabbit Lemon Pie, Lychee Fizz) to strong classics such as Negroni, Smokey Negroni, Old Fashioned and Jungle Bird. Expect prices around Rp100–200k per cocktail, with many visitors calling that “affordable” for the quality.

Atmosphere: cozy, moody, grown‑up

Inside, the bar is small, dark and intimate, with comfy seating and a “sexy vibe ambiance” that reviewers compare to New York glamour and a proper speakeasy. It’s often described as cozy, chill and welcoming – ideal for a quiet drink with a partner or a long catch‑up with friends rather than a rowdy party.

Because of the limited seating, it can fill up quickly on weekends. Several guests mention happy hour from 8–10pm with buy one get one free, making it a smart time to arrive early and settle in.

Music, DJs and late‑night energy

Mood is shaped by low‑lit interiors and a soundtrack that shifts from soothing lounge tunes to proper techno on weekends. A live DJ often plays on Friday and Saturday, and multiple reviewers point out how well the music supports conversation while still giving the place a buzz.

White Rabbit positions itself firmly as a late‑night spot rather than a sunset bar, trading ocean views for an urban, after‑dark feel above the street.

Service that feels personal

Service is where White Rabbit really stands out. Dozens of reviews name‑check staff – Ayu, Jeff, the owner, William, El, Adit, Hendra, Kate / Kaitlyn, Ibra and others – for being warm, funny and highly skilled.

Guests talk about intuitive custom cocktails based on their flavour preferences, bartenders who explain spirits and techniques, and an owner who often comes over to chat. Solo visitors in 2024–2025 say they felt completely at ease, treated more like friends than customers.

Finding the hidden door

The only real challenge is the entrance. Tucked above Andi Mart with a low‑key speakeasy feel and a rabbit statue as a clue, it’s easy to miss from the street and doesn’t pull much walk‑in traffic.

For travellers and locals who care more about a meticulously made drink, cozy seats and genuine hospitality than a sunset selfie, White Rabbit Cocktail Bar is likely to become that place you plan to drop by for “just one” and leave three hours – and several cocktails – later.