The TV has all the channels for every sport. You just need them to figure out how to find it…read more Baseball's World Series was on a Thai satellite channel. Food was alright too.

It's a great place to grab drinks with friends, spacious and relaxing environment. Went here for…read moreSunday roast, I ordered the whole chicken. Was ok, little on the dry side. All of the sides it came with tasted better than the chicken The apple rhubarb crumble was disappointing

Been here for breakfast because we got two voucher from our hotel…read more They got out orders wrong multiple times but they are happy to change it to the right order Food is good, coffee is great. Pretty decent breakfast place.

Great place for a casual after work or weekend drink that gives you a super homey and relaxed…read moreenvironment. A great plus that they have an outdoor area for the smokers ;) The food is also super tasty and fresh, would really recommend their Banger & mash, burger or their ribs (Super juicy)

Limehouse is probably the "oldest" new restaurant on Ship Street. With the boom of the whole dining…read moreand drinking scene on Ship Street in the last few years, I'm not surprised that Limehouse is still standing even when it's hidden in the back end of the street. Decorated like a little cottage, the restaurant has two floors with a wooden staircase. Imagine if it had a little fireplace with wood burning in the winter, it would be as if we were having a cosy meal at home. I came here for the first time in 2011 and recently had the opportunity to revisit this lovely little restaurant. I vaguely remember I ordered bangers and mash last time I came here and I liked it. Sadly, this time I went again, this item was no longer on the menu. We had a big group of 10 people and ordered many dishes for sharing. A few of the dishes that are worth mentioning are the tuna and avocado tartare, fish and chips, duck liver and egg and porkchop with stilton and apples. As for dessert, we all really enjoyed the sticky toffee pudding and the apple crumble. The only thing that I did not really like was the shepherd's pie as I thought it was a bit too watery inside. I cannot think of another British restaurant in Hong Kong that I could recommend for classic British dishes at the top of my head. Limehouse certainly has its room for improvement on some of its dishes, but I would still recommend if you feel like having some authentic British fare.

I am not British so I'm not very knowledgeable of all the British dishes out there. I came to…read moreLimehouse after reading some reviews on open rice. supposedly, this restaurant has fish and chips which I was craving for. But unfortunately, when we got there, fish and chips was not on the menu that day. We ended up with a very yummy lunch nevertheless. for appetiser, I had the pumpkin soup and for entree, I ordered the chickenburger. Omg the chicken burger was out of this world delicious!! The patty was tasty, tender, and juicy. The patty wasn't a whole piece of chicken but rather more like minced chicken. Just so so so good that you have to try it!! I just wish the size of the burger was bigger so I could had more of it!

The Pawn is now the Woo Cheung Tea House as Woo Cheung was the name of pawn shop at this location…read more I had a 9 course dim sum lunch set. Very nice but pricy. The set was HK$460 per person so alacart will be more. But it was very good, pretty & totally Instagram-able. Try this place if you want to splurge a little.

Tips: Happy Hour Sunday to Thursday 5 pm - 7 pm…read more I do like the theme of The Pawn. Preserving the Old Hong Kong back in the 50s. A touch of the Colonial Era here and there. English spoken everywhere in the establishment including the patrons and staff. One of those places that Expats might feel right at home without communications issue. I almost tempted to speak Cantonese to the staff. Happy Hour drink prices is reasonable. Beers at $60, Cocktails at $70. Choices are limited but you can always pay full price and order from their regular menu. The balcony area overlooking the Tram track seems to be the best place to lounge and people watch. The entrance though is hidden at the side of the building. A little speakeasy feel, I do like that.

Open environment by the sea in a cool and friendly neighborhood. We went there during the Summer…read moretime, it was nice and fresh breeze swing by. Fish and chips is good, sausage is just ok. Cool band inside singing.

Great restaurant and very good food! Stopped here for a quick bite to eat and drink and wanted to…read morestay longer.

Big after work, older crowd likely going for the average happy hour available. There's currently a…read moredeal with Mac's Great White with a small snack, which was a small "nachos" (chips with little dab of sour cream and guac). If someone's smoking in the front, it wafts into the rest of the bar, which is unfortunate. There are two big TVs playing American music videos and music "news." It made for a slightly loud atmosphere, but at least the music was fun to talk about and bop around to.

This place is all about convenience. Very close to the subway and other big street to other means…read moreof transportation. Service is average at best and drinks are light pours. But the atmosphere is okay and not too crowded. It's a nice place to give your feet a short break from long walks or kill time while waiting for your next appointment.

Not impressed with the hostess. I booked online for the dining room but was seated at the cafe.read more

A bit of a disappointing lunch. As we walked in, a stale odor wafted in and out. We were given a…read morecorner table, but there was almost no air conditioning on a hot day when temperatures were in the high 80s. To make things worse, the diner at an adjacent table popped open his laptop and commenced to speak extremely loudly while talking through a PowerPoint presentation. When I say loud, I mean so loud that we couldn't hear our own conversation, and we were very close to each other. I would have given two stars if I weren't won over by the enchanting Baked Alaska, which was simply outstanding.

Yep, here we have another of the bars located in Wan Chai, specifically on Lockhardt Road. Mind…read moreyou, a lot of these bars are pretty much the same, as is the case with this particular one. Still, it is certainly better, and in the long run cheaper, than a number of the other bars that happen to be located around here. In a way this place wasn't all that bad, though it didn't necessarily stand out in the way that some of the other places have stood out. Still, I didn't think it was all that bad.

The Trafalgar is a British pub, located in the heart of Wan Chai. It is a bit of a dingy affair,…read morewith the least welcoming entrance way in HK (up the elevator to the 5th floor, which opens into the darkest corridor in the world), but once inside, it is a reasonably sized bar, with an outside terrace. As to be expected, the bar serves a pretty standard range of beers, wines and spirits, which is no more or less than anywhere else in this area. However, it does come up trumps with the food. Look, it's not going to be the best gourmet cooking in the world, this is British pub food that we are talking about after all. It is mainly beige foods that have been baked or fried, but there is a very large selection of dishes that will make you pine for England's green and pleasant lands, including; proper steak and kidney pudding, fish and chips, bangers and mash, cottage pie, and a selection of true British delights like pasta and chicken parmigiana - ahem, err yeah! The meals a-la-carte will set you back about HKD150, but the portions are generous. For the best value, come here for lunch, where a main meal with soup or salad starter, will set you back around HKD70. Again, it's not the best you will have, but for a tasty quick bite, it is perfectly good. Be warned, with such a good value meal deal, the HK office workers come here in their droves, so you should book for lunch. My only gripe about this place is the serious lack of English speaking staff. Try asking for a lager shandy, and the spotty 12 year old kid will look at you blankly as though you have just ask for the secret to The Masons. Try and get the nice Filipino manageress to serve you. She at least knows the difference between the steak and kidney pudding , and the steak and kidney pie. Last note, they have quiz nights on Tuesdays, which are always a good laugh, and loads of sports on the TVs. They sometimes project games onto the wall of the neighbouring building.

Excellent, local breakfast place with outdoor seating - the eggs Benedict with a side of salad was…read moregood, the French toast which buttered friend chicken topping was delicious. Coffee was exceptional. It has a nice ambiance. Reasonably priced with ok portions. Service staff were attentive. The whole British breakfast vibe.

This was one of the top meals we had in Hong Kong...and it was for breakfast! Believe it or not…read more The prices here are high, but well justified in their dishes. Great combination here of quality ingredients, portion, presentation, and, taste, of course. The coffee here was a hidden gem as well (we got a second round).

I wasn't the biggest fan of this bar…read more I had one beer, Red Horse. The menu and overall aesthetic is lacking in some areas. The service wasn't as engaging or polite.

Be very very careful of this place. My drink was drugged and I'm almost positive the bartender was…read morethe culprit. I will never go back here and always tell anybody I talk with about this experience. The good Lord was looking out for me I guess because in the end I was safe and just overcharged a little bit. I arrived back at my hotel unscathed but no recollection of how I got there. I had to put one star to post a review but for me this is minus five stars