Secret event — Restaurant in Riga

Nestled beneath the historic streets of Riga’s Old Town, Secret Event Pub is an authentic hidden gem for those looking to experience Latvian culture in a unique setting. The pub's name reflects its allure—there’s no flashy signage or clear directions, making finding it part of the adventure. Once inside, the atmosphere is a blend of rustic Latvian charm and modern touches. Dim lighting, exposed stone walls, and cozy nooks give it an intimate, underground feel, ideal for small gatherings or a night out with friends.

One of the highlights of our visit was the variety of local drinks. We enjoyed a few pints of crisp Latvian beer, which was refreshingly smooth and paired perfectly with the pub's ambiance. But the true standout was the traditional Latvian rhubarb liquor—unlike anything we’d tasted before. Its sweet and slightly tart flavor was both comforting and invigorating, offering a taste of Latvia’s heritage. The staff was knowledgeable and enthusiastic, providing insight into the drink's origins and even sharing recommendations for other local specialties.

Secret Event Pub seems to attract a crowd of both locals and travelers eager to uncover Riga’s secrets, making it a lively spot with a friendly atmosphere. The unique setting, rich in Latvian history and taste, and the welcoming staff make Secret Event Pub a must-visit for anyone looking to explore Riga’s cultural nightlife beyond...

The temporary loss of memory attained during a visit to this venue is rarely achievable through any legal means! Hence I must conclude that Secret Event is a place perfectly suited for the person seekin absolution from daily mediocrity. This location will make you forget your troubles and help you create memories that'll last through most ordeals. If a bar has one certain goal, it is the faciliation of a chance to end your day better than it began, and this place does it! Staff is amazing booze is great and prices are...

Sorry, but coming there not for the first time and getting multiple drinks and then being asked by the barman to pay for 2 small glasses of tap water 1 euro…seriously? 1 euro? I apologise sincerely, but I’m this is pretty low. There are quite a few friends from abroad whom I want to bring to this cool bar and now suddenly I get this attitude? - no thank you… not coming back, not showing this place to anyone else. You made 1 euro, but lost a customer and his friends who could have made you quite a bit more than 1...