I found this place only a little before I left and I'm really sad that I didn't know this place…read moreexisted sooner. This is literally the place I was looking for in HK. 1) Ton of taps: Check 2) Local beers: Check 3) Large space that you can hang out in: Check I know it seems like the bar is low but it's been pretty hard to find here. There are a lot of places that have one of those categories but not all three. What with the limited space here it's hard to get a place that has a huge amount of taps, the ones that do usually has a handful of local stuff as a token before there are a lot of other (great) but not local brews. All of the taps here were either from local breweries or breweries that made beer in HK (not necessarily a mutual relationship.) The prices here are actually pretty good- the prices here are fairly reasonable by HK standards.

Good selection of beers with clear descriptions, staff is attentive and friendly, interior is big…read moreand open.

Beer was good. Don't get fooled by happy hour. Ordered what should be a potent cocktail, Long…read moreIsland Tee, could hardly taste the alcohol! Location is fine. Didn't try the food.

Complete tourist trap…read more Mix of "German" and Chinese dishes on the menu. Surprisingly decent beer selection. Outdoors, the tourist trap feel isn't as strong, but as soon as you go inside... umm yeah, we'll leave it at that... Food is okay; assuming you're disregarding any hope of it being truly authentic, and happy hour isn't too bad at all.

Coyote is closed. Wanchai has really changed. I can only guess that due to covid in the lockdowns,…read moreit really has driven a lot of businesses out. The area in hong kong as well is just not the same.

I am from the original West of the USA, so my bar on Mexican food might be higher than the average…read moreseniorita. Don't think by me giving this establishment a 3 that I will not be back. 3 means "the ambiance is genuinely hispanic, the tacos were great, the nachos were not so great, but we will be back to give something else on their menu aa try to truely decide." Coyote Bar screams the ambiance of mexican food. Downstairs is more of the bar scene and upstairs is a quiter option for table dining. We sat upstairs. From decor to music, it feels like a hispanic joint...for being a hispanic joint in a Chinese country! Service was quick and staff was friendly. They have an abundance of Margharita options...like 2 full pages of them. So if tequila and margharitas are your thing, this might be your place. I had a Cubre Libre instead and it was a pretty generous booze pour and glass size. We shared nachos and fish tacos. Fish tacos were fantastic...warm, great fish, light batter, good sauce, sweet and salty...they were really delicious. The nachos fell a little flat for us. It was the chip. Nachos are all about the foundational tortilla chip! The toppings were good, but it appeared that once the nachos are made, they must pop them in the oven to melt cheese and meld all the ingredients together. Subsequently, when they do that, they suck the moisture out of the chip. The chips were limp, thin and a bit dry. If they fix the quality of the chip, these would be spectacular, they would survive being in the oven part better. A great nacho chip needs to be a touch salty and bit heartier. We will go back and try maybe the burritos and/or enchiladas. There was someone at the table next to ours that ordered a salad with shrimp on top and it looked really good. We live on the other side of Hong Kong, so this will not be a regular stop for us. But if you were seeking out Mexican food, this was as authentic as I have seen yet since moving here.

So Delany's has been a go to when in Hong Kong for years! Tonite I was excited to head over to see…read morethe NFL Rams game as advertised !!! When I arrived the game was not on ! Staff Said they could not get the game!!

Came to Delaney's while I was in Hong Kong a few weeks ago. There was no one when we first came,…read morebut then again, it was only 8:30AM. haha It was nice knowing they were playing the Football from the states here. The service was good, and the food wasn't too bad either. We had the breakfast, sauteed mushrooms, Cesar salad, and the fish and chips. Prices for drinks weren't too bad which was nice. My favorite thing was the mushrooms, didn't really try the other stuff but everyone else said the food was good and the price point was average.

Totally cute little neighborhood bistro. Recommended, I hope they do well…read more It's a tiny place of maybe 12 seats. Largely a French menu, our standout items were sole meuniere, truffle risotto, seafood linguine, seared foie gras. They kindly threw in a complimentary bottle of Merlot, and our table of 4 came out to about HKD 950.

This place is so cool! I just went last night to play a Beer and Hymns gig. They have a back room…read morewith a projector and create your own beer label that is perfect for events. The space is very hipster, the beers are delicious, prices are much more reasonable than I was expecting, service was good, we had some cheese sticks and sliders and those were good, too. Right across the hall from Strokes mini golf. This is a new part of town I'll be exploring more. Really enjoyed the vibes and decor.

We tried the sausage sampler, which was a nice selection in that we enjoyed most of the different…read moresausages we tried. The pretzel bread was delicious too, and the pig knuckle was a hefty size that we could barely finished. We did know that it would be a meat heavy menu, but my friend wanted some salad, so we decided on the German sausage salad. Imagine our surprise when the dish came, two pump link of sausages accompanied by a teeny side - like two bite-ful - of frisee salad! Please, be more generous with the greens! There was a oompah band going around the tables entertaining us, and servers were dressed in German folk costumes, all creating a festive atmosphere. The menu seems to aim hard to be international - so if German food is not your thing, you can consider many options such as Thai salad, Malaysian beef shank, pesto pasta, curry chicken and more. Not sure if they are just trying to include all tourists, but I find it a bit weird.

When I talk about Beer Hall, what will be the first thing that pops up in your head? Germany? Beer…read moreHall Putsch? Okay, I am obviously not talking about history so just let me cut to the chase - King Luwig BeerHall. I am completely aware of the fact that I am such a light-weight that I cannot drink that much, but once in a while I just let myself go for a bit (finger cross not as much). God knows how many times I have been here but I am still a fan of this place. The pork knuckles are definitely its signature dish here (of course it is slightly pricier than having than in Germany); however, the sausage platters to me seem rather ordinary and quite disappointing frankly speaking as people keep saying how good German sausages are, not here unfortunately. The scallop soup is very creamy and delicious as well. As for drinks, the last time I went there unfortunately I was kind of ill so I did not order beer, however I ordered one Mango whatever that does not have alcohol, while my friends ordered draughts of beers... bravo... the beer here generally is rather nice and not too strong flavoured so it is great for people who cannot drink that much. Also if it is your friend's birthday, please be prepared that the lead singer will sing him/her a happy birthday song. I am not a fan as it is rather embarrassing, but the atmosphere is definitely very cool (after a few glasses). It appears to me that King Luwig BeerHall has become quite a chain now in Hong Kong, I have tried the one in Tuen Mun and honestly, the one in Tsim Sha Tsui is definitely better in terms of the atmosphere. I strongly suggest that you should make a reservation as early as possible. Not that it will be full-house but more to do with the fact that you may not be able to watch the live band perform if you just walk-in as you will be sent to the farthest table and you can barely hear what they are singing.

Great bar to catch up with friends and colleagues. It's not too loud and background music is…read moreawesome, including lots of old hits for us 90s kids. Good happy hour deals, with some buy 1 get 1 offers. Draft beer choices a little limited to only Guinness, Kronenburg, Asahi, and Hong Kong Yau beers. Fries and chicken fingers were equally delicious. They also have two dart boards for you to play.

Nice atmosphere and food! Surprisingly with the food choices from Asian to Western Styles. Friendly…read morestaff with good services and was non-stopping topping up your pop corn bowl :) We spent a wonderful night there and look forward to going back there again soon.

This is one of those bars I accidentally discovered as I was wandering around, namely because it…read moreisn't located where most of the bars are located. Basically it is a craft beer bar, which was pretty cool, though sadly when I was here a number of beers weren't available. However the service was pretty cool, and the beers were pretty nice as well. Oh, and like most of the pubs, there is only one size, and that is a pint.

Hoppy Junction is a small and cozy place near Wan Chai subway station on the Hongkong island. I…read morefound some interesting beers on tap and in the refrigerator. The bartender was knowledgeable about beers. I was looking for a particular craft brown ale and was told that the bottles were returned because they sensed off taste. I appreciate their attitude toward beer quality.

A rooftop bar located at top floor of Park Lane hotel, known for the beautiful view of the harbor…read more Unfortunately weather has been bad during our stay at the hotel and it was raining hard the night we came here. So we could barely see anything but we thought it's ok we're just gonna enjoy the drinks and foods. Well it turned out the view already was the best part of the night. We ordered 4 cocktails and only 1 was good. We didn't finish the other 3 because they just tasted horrible. My advice is just get something simple like gin and tonic or coke and rum. Their own signature cocktails were a waste of money. We also ordered fries and fried chicken which were overcooked. They were probably left in the fryer for too long. The wagyu beef slider was actually quite delicious but hey we paid $180 for 1 slider it'd better be good. Overall it was a very disappointing experience. I don't think I would come back again..

The roof top terrace is far superior than Eye Bar: bigger, more space for regular tables & lounge…read morechairs. The view is that of Kowloon, opposite that of Eye Bar which has the HK island view. Though less stunning esp at night, its still quite impressive. The weekend brunch starts at $620/person which includes seafood platter + a main course + dessert + 1 non-EToH drink & unlimited house breads. You can not order anything a la carte during brunch hours. Any cocktails & wines will be minimal of 150-170 hkd. 2 peeps can easily share 1 set of brunch, esp with unlimited assortment of excellent house breads. Dessert was a whole plate of goodies, not just 1 piece, wow it was fantastic! Service was great