Sitting above The Melbourne Supper Club, Siglo is, for the most part, a broad open-air rooftop terrace with views over Spring Street and Parliament House. But this is hardly The Supper Club’s smoking section. Siglo is a great bar in its own right; in fact this is about as good as it gets – even on the coldest of winter nights, as long as you’re sitting under one of the many mushroom heaters.

This might not be Melbourne’s cheapest bar, but you get what you pay for – table service from attentive and knowledgeable staff, a substantial wine and cocktail list and the best late night atmosphere our city has to offer.

It’s a great place for a celebration with a group, effortlessly accommodated in the clusters of wooden benches. And if you’re the kind that likes to celebrate with a fat Cuban, you’ve come to the right place – the Humidor is a sight to behold.

Siglo is perhaps even better for an intimate late-night drink and bite to eat. The menu, like its downstairs neighbour, is geared towards a late supper, offering a range of options from foie gras to party pies, as well as a selection of classic desserts like tiramisu or creme brulée.

We couldn’t recommend a bar more highly.