Singapore Has A New Entry On The World’s 50 Best Bars Extended List
Singapore has another reason to raise a glass, with Offtrack landing at No.89 on The 50 Best Bars’ 51-100 list for 2026.
The annual extended ranking, released yesterday ahead of the full The 50 Best Bars 2026 announcement, highlights 50 bars across 34 cities around the world. This year’s list includes 13 new entries, with Singapore among the cities welcoming a fresh addition.
For Singapore, Offtrack’s No.89 spot puts the local bar on a list that spans some of the biggest names in the global cocktail scene. Across Asia, Hong Kong leads the way with four entries, including Coa at No.54, Penicillin at No.69, new entry Mius at No.81 and The Savory Project at No.96. Tokyo and Bangkok each have three bars represented, while Seoul, Taichung and Hiriketiya also make appearances.

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Elsewhere, Europe takes the biggest share of the extended ranking with 18 bars, while the USA remains the most represented country with five entries. New York has three bars in the mix, including Double Chicken Please at No.53, Superbueno at No.61 and Employees Only at No.78. There are also milestones for the likes of Accra and San José, with bars from both cities making the ranking for the first time.
The 51-100 list is compiled by The 50 Best Bars Academy, which includes more than 800 bartenders, drinks writers, educators and industry specialists across 29 global regions. Each voter selects eight bars based on their experiences over the previous 18 months, with voting remaining anonymous and independently adjudicated.
The full The 50 Best Bars 2026 ranking will be revealed in Milan on 7 October, with the countdown broadcast live globally. Until then, Offtrack has officially joined the world’s cocktail conversation at No.89.
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