An editorial favourite, this is the sort of place you’d imagine a young Phileas Fogg enjoying, and the scraps of paper above the bar are actually travellers notes from the days before iPhone. Set with heavy wood extras and a predominantly post-uni crowd, this place feels like an adventure from the moment you enter, and its bravery awards all round to anyone who survives closing time encounters with the toilet. Occasional concerts and "cultural stuff" crops up primarily on Thursdays and Sundays, and that includes the bartender's band. 

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• Jeroen 20 January 2009
  I think the translation is 'backstage', not 'behind the backstage'.