I have to admit: we came here twice in one day…read more First in the morning. We were actually looking for a different coffee shop and couldn't find it and so stumbled into this one & it was SO fortuitous. Their iced coffee is fab. We also got ham & cheese croissants and they were really delicious. There are a few seats downstairs but a bunch more seating upstairs. Everyone was super friendly. Later in the afternoon we were in the area again, trying once more to find the coffee shop we couldn't find in the morning, and we did finally find it but then discovered they didn't take cards (arrrrg) so we happily went back to Noc (where they do take cards, thank you very much). This time we got hot coffee & shared a slice of orange cake. Totally reco this place!

A medium black coffee at this Gough Street location and I'm trying to keep up with my writing. A…read moresimple cafe, with some bites to eat as well. Little seating on the ground level and enough, one level up. Only another couple besides me when I walked in up here, it's starting to fill up. Coming to the place, I like the fact that they have sugar containers here instead of the sugar satchet, which I feel are such a waste of resources. They have the classic cup and saucer for the coffee with a little sleek spoon. I love clean design and this place is all that. More photos and details to follow on my blog. Link in profile.

So I am a simple plain coffee drinker. No frills. Americano, milk, one Splenda. I have never had…read morea frappachino or a cappuccino or a latte. When your coffee is "naked" so to speak, your coffee house experience becomes becomes very quickly about the quality of the bean and the customer service very quickly. There are many hip, trendy coffee shops around Hong Kong and I have tried many of them. There are some good coffee spots around town. But having consumed maybe 50 cups of coffee at this Pacific Coffee and others around Hong Kong, I think of the brand Pacific Coffee like the reliable older sibling to the coffee houses of Hong Kong. As with an older sibling, you kind of know what you are getting. There is no nothing fancy or unexpected with an older sibling...they wear the same clothing style, they can be counted on and they are not fancy. They might not be the hippiest or trendiest sibling in the bunch, but they are consistent. Pacific Coffee is just that. Consistent quality, they are on all over the place and they are not Starbucks (no offense Starbucks, your coffee can be too intense for me!). The bean at Pacific Coffee is a milder bean and kind of like a great Pinot...very drinkable every day. This particular Pacific Coffee is in a great location on Queens Road in my hood, has a lot of space to park yourself and read and they remember who I am and what I drink. As such, from a plain coffee drinker, this place easiy checks the two boxes that I am personally looking for in a coffee house experience.

This is near to my company, so every morning when I want caffeine, pacific coffee will pop up ok my…read moremind. This place is quite comfortable to seat, it is quiet and comfy. The drink is not that good, but what are u expecting for? So after disappointed trying a hazelnut latte one day, I just ordered black coffee now. There is a large variety of baked food and cake too. The ham and cheese croissant is quite good.

Lovely coffee shop by the street, staffs are really nice and supportive, free WiFi, bold taste…read moreespresso, rich and full of flower sense.

Hong Kong caffeine is getting better by the day! I am a…read morecoffee junkie and traveling from New York, my standards are pretty high. We came across this spot by accident while searching for a cup of joe early morning, and oh my, the deliciously foamed & silky latte did really hit the spot. The staff is friendly & pleasant , and the cutely setup space itself deserves a mention. Definitely a keeper on my coffee book, and I will return before leaving town for another coffee fix!

I miss the Hong Kong coffee scene so much! Coffee Academics was one of my go-tos for when I was…read morelooking for a place to study or chill in the city. I like the CWB for its location and it's consistency in food. It's not the most cost effective and getting a food item and coffee can get pretty pricey. I like the pancake stacks and manuka honey latte, which I get everytime I go.

Ok... So, when Buzzfeed, Instagram, Foursquare, in addition to the local places, are raving about…read moresome place, you expect it to be stunning. I walked into a coffee store, with lovely coffee quotes btw, from the street. The food options were very meh, the coffee was very meh, and the sesame chocolate cake I had was very meh. All in all, I spent more money here (HKD120) than ANY OTHER coffee shop I visited in HK, for time and food that I did not enjoy. When I order coffee from a place that is supposedly known for their coffee, I want to not taste burnt, old coffee (you know: stale, greasy aftertaste, slickness that clings to your tongue). Also, didn't even get a good insta pic... I actually should have stayed at Lex Coffee.

Great and quick service…read more Ordered a coffee to go that was prepped efficiently and really good. Try the dolce a lata coffee here for a sweet treat that is high in calories but wonderful flavors. I appreciate the use of traditional expression machines Liz they have a beast dual unit that a good barista can leverage to put out a number of drinks quickly. We did come in fairly early in the day so the foot traffic was limited appreciated the break from tea. In my opinion better than Starbucks.

Moccato is a small little cafe in Novotel Citygate, but is actually in the Tung Chung outlet mall…read more I was there today and walked past it twice - both times, it was pretty packed. Finally, after dinner, my mother and I suggested that we have some coffee before heading home and by then, the cafe was much emptier. Actually, about two hours ago we had gone in and looked at what they had to offer - there were a couple of salad wraps that looks pretty good. When we were back after dinner, all the wraps had been sold out! Not that we would have wanted one anyway though - we were too full. Their cakes were surprisingly not too expensive. We got a blueberry cheesecake that was $28, and a mango pudding that for some reason was only $18! It wasn't super tiny, so I felt it was suspiciously cheap. We also got a medium hot latte to share. Both cakes were pretty good - I was skeptical about the mango pudding and thought that there would be something gravely wrong with it, but it was not bad at all - the pudding was nice and mango-ey. I liked the cheesecake better though; it was very creamy and light, and the mix of blueberry jam and blueberries on top was a nice complement to the cheesecake. My mother really liked the cheesecake and said that we should definitely get it it we are back the next time. Unfortunately, the latte was a bit of a let-down - it wasn't hot enough, and any coffee that is just merely warm is no good to me. If you're spending a day at the outlets, a coffee break really is necessary and Moccato is as good as it gets. There's a good variety of salads, like smoked salmon and roast chicken, and the wraps looked great too. The cakes are great, and inexpensive too compared to other cafés, and it was just a pity that the coffee wasn't served hot enough. Don't give Moccato a miss if you're here - your tired, all-shopped-out legs, and your taste buds (and your wallet if you're getting a cake!) will thank you!

Overall Rating : 5/5 Return: Yes (I did already)…read moreRecommend: Yup, yeah, yes! Taste: 5/5 Superb varieties of coffee beans from around the world (1st day, I really enjoyed the Pour-Over with the Yunnan "Peacock" variety. 2nd day, I ordered the Jawa late using the HK blend beans which are dark, full and nutty) Quality: 5/5 Top-notch sourced coffee beans "seed to cup" Service: 5/5 Barista was very professional and knowledgeable Value: 5/5 Great for what you receive and experience X-Factor: 5/5 Great environment and super relaxing

This is a chain with a store in each neighborhood. It's higher end (than Starbucks) & more food…read morethan coffee. Meals are HK$150-300 a head and coffee is HK$50-75. 3 star food but 5 stare environment. Lovely place to sit if you don't get a stool.

This may or may not be your espresso fuel before taking the elevator to the observation deck but…read morethe branding is on point and it's grade A coffee--and service too.

Location is everything. I know everything at IFC is going to be pricey…read more I had some time to kill before my flight back to Canada. Fuel Expresso is conveniently located near Airport Express Hong Kong Station. Wellington Flat White was enjoyable with great latte art. The outside seating in the Atrium is much better than the seating inside the coffee shop.

Nice small coffee place inside the shopping building the One. It is at a corner area with a…read morepleasant view of the high rises around. Because it's on the 6th floor, it offers quite a relaxing arial scene. There are three rows of small coffee tables closely arranged together. It looks a bit tight, and you can't really walk in between rows with hitting the tables. I ordered an Irish coffee. I'm not a big fan of this Irish beverage, but just decided to try something unusual for a decent price HK$59 (=US$8). The coffee is quite flavorful (kind of between mild and bold), but the whisky part is definitely distinct, at least to someone that normally drinks regular coffee or latte. The servers are very friendly and courteous. Overall, I enjoyed the break there.

There's a reason for rose latte to be the best-selling signature coffee on their menu. It soothes…read moreand calms your emotions and allow you to enjoy the stay at the cafe. Though I think I will try other signature coffees too in my coming visits I came for a sunday brunch, of which I order truffle scramble egg. I was expecting a croissant for sides but they came with toasts instead, which was a bit disappointing. Otherwise, perfect for my sunday morning.