A nice little coffee stand on the second floor of the Discovery Park mall. A nice surprise to find…read morethis coffee shop after having lunch. The coffee here is pretty good, especially considering the location. The price is also a really good deal for Hong Kong. Lattes and cappuccinos here are only 25 hkd. Next time I'm at discovery park I will definitely come back here for a cup of coffee.

One of the best coffee shops in HK Island. Assuming you are in it for things like espressos,…read morecappuccinos, flat whites, etc. The coffee is great, the late art is great, the barista is super friendly. That, and unlike Omotesando, this is a proper, legit, HK style shop. It's hard to find. It's weirdly hidden, inside of another business (not telling), on the second floor of a random building (also not telling). The hours are not posted, and I assume are made up depending on how folks feel. Only one of two elevators in the building actually stops on this floor, and you get to figure out which one (still not telling). The door guy, lies to you, and tells you that there is no cafe at all. It's classic, legit, wonderful, slightly crazy, but still delightful Hong Kong. And, when you finally figure out where it is, and manage to make it there, you're rewarded with amazing coffee, and beautiful late art. You're still in Wan Chai, but life is suddenly better. Good luck, be brave, before they relocate.

Hong Kong magazine has written great articles as of late about the small, off the beaten path, cool…read moreneighborhoods around Hong Kong. It was from one of these recent articles that I read about Odd One Out. My husband and I took the Ding Ding from Sheung Wan on a Sunday morning seeking out a cup of coffee to discover an uber cool art gallery that has a tiny cafe attached. It was the perfect way to start our day exploring this great little neighborhood, off the beaten path of Queen's Road in Wan Chai. Odd One Out is an active art gallery featuring lesser known artists producing small batches of lithographs, risprints, etchings, prints, etc. Artists were from Japan, US, Austrailia, China, etc. They also have some handmade greeting cards and small figurines as well. You could walk out with a small lithograph for $300HKD or an etching from the featured artist for $2500HKD. Prices are not out of sync or high for what you would expect to find for a numbered print by a quality artist. During our visit, the work of Kyoko Imazu was installed in their tiny space. The cool thing about this installation is that Kyoko does etchings, which is a craft that goes unappreciated by people outside the art world. It is a painstaking process of etching (scratching with a tool like a needle) a picture on a copper plate. At Odd One Out, Kyoko has a small vintage etching press that is right there in the studio where you can actually see and understand the process of how an artist makes an etching. This small press is unique and super cool. The gallerist (Kylie was her name and she could not have been sweeter or more interested in sharing her knoweldge in an unintimidating way) was saying that Kyoko has hosted some university students showing the the process of etching at Odd One Out. I believe this exhibition is up until November 17, 2015. We had a coffee in the tiny cafe called SFS that is attached. Coffee was a good bean and exactly the neighborhood local variety we were seeking. There is a small house pomerainean named Dim Sum who is there on sight too if you are a dog lover. Everyone we saw in store seemed to know this gentle little dog. He was kind of an added feature accentuating the vibe of Odd One Out. Odd One Out is a great neighborhood gem!

Lovely art gallery at the front and a cafe at the back, combining my love for art and delicious…read morecoffee in one place, es muy excelente! A bit of a trek from the Admiralty Star Street exit, so be sure to allocate 10 mins additional travel time if you are meeting friends there. I ordered a flat white while my friend ordered an Ecuadorian hot chocolate specialty drink. Pleasant environment and outdoor patio to just chill, and even play music (they have a classical guitar on display)! :)

Same food as every other simply life, but conveniently located in the mall above Admiralty subway…read morestation, have decent weekend brunch menu

I arrived to Pacific Place seeking a place for a cup of coffee, a pastry and space to read my book…read more With tables for duos or groups, I was happy to also find a high top counter for singles like me to park myself at Le Pain Quotidien (OK...I was half people watching from my perch and half reading.) I can only speak to the cup of coffee and pastry I had, which were both very good. I am a simply coffee drinker (+ splenda and milk). It is a good bean and a good blend of coffee they serve. I am a coffee bean snob a touch and this was indeed a good cup. The place has a friendly, open feel and spills out into the open air of the atrium of Pacific Place (on the ground floor on the end with the movie theatre). Menu seems full of fresh sandwiches, fresh breads, fresh meal items. And jams...clearly Le Pain Quotidien is known for their jams...they are on display and available for sale. With a girlfriend over tea or lunch or simply a place to catch an afternoon break with a snack, coffee and a book, glad to see this addition to the ever changing food options at Pacific Place

Drinks were not great. Waffles were tiny(ordered 2 portions each for the kids) coffee so-so, detox…read moresalad was like grazing on grass in a field.

This is a beautiful, minimalist space with pretty gold accents. It has an elevator making it…read morewheelchair accessible. The iced latte I had was the best I have had in Hong Kong -perfectly balanced! It's a lovely respite from the hustle and bustle of Hong Kong, being conveniently located right on Wellington street. Will definitely be coming back for the stellar coffee and peaceful study space.

Okay, there are actually Hong Kong style cafes around, and there are Melbourne style cafes. Well,…read morenot exclusively Melbourne style since you pretty much find them all over the place, but Melburnians are pretty proud of their coffee and cafe culture that they basically have co-opted the term (or at least I have). Well, this is one of those cafes, and yeah, it wasn't bad. However, I only ended up having some tea, and sadly it wasn't a huge pot. Still, it was nice.

Very nice coffee shop right on the tram in Wan Chai neighborhood. Comfortable, modern, nice coffee…read moreselection, good wifi, comfortable seating. Totally different vibe for Hong Kong, dare I say a bit Western? You do need to order off of a QR code menu vs going up to the counter, which is weird because they have plenty of staff and there seem more coffees on the board than on the app. The cappuccino was nicely made and they have a nice front window to people watch!

Nice food and coffee, recommend pasta and homemade sauce and FLAT WHITE ! Love the…read moreneighborhood-style service, it makes me stay over 2 hours :)

Really nice restaurant/bar located on the top of the Upper House hotel in Pacific Place. The hotel…read moreentrance can be difficult to find since it doesn't have clear signage. It's located next to the JW Marriott and across from the mall. Drinks: 4 stars Environment: 5 stars Overall: 4.25 stars I came here for drinks and didn't try any of the food. The view and environment here is top notch and is a great place to go to see the view of the city. Cocktails are pricey but also were good. I also had the chocolate soufflé, which I didn't like that much. Otherwise I probably would have rated five stars.

Top floor and great service…read more I think for the price it's totally worth it. This place is slightly more expensive for breakfast that the JW Marriott (and its in the same building but with a separate entrance) but it's got an amazing view and the food is delicious. The place is super chill, good background music and good vibes from the staff. It also has a chill vibe in the way that it's laid out, there's a feeling of openness. Maybe that feeling has to do with the epic view however. A few seats are in window corners where you get a great panorama view. Other seats are internal but still have a good view from a distance. I would go back, if for no other reason just for the fact that I had something I've never had before anyplace and it was really good. They have an eggs Benedict with short ribs in place of the ham. It's a Hong Kong take on the dish. We also had the pastries and muffins to share for the table. All were amazing.

I am a huge fan of the coffee here, and I order take away on a weekly basis. Today, we finally had…read morethe chance to dine in, and the store manager kindly arranged a nice sofa seat for our family today. Nonetheless, the dine in experience is terrible. The Bob hair lady not only mistook me as a tourist and started speaking to me in broken Mandarin, but also almost bumped into me after my toilet break. Going forward, I hope to no longer see this rude staff, and will only do take aways.

I like how you get to choose from 2 types of espresso blend! We got the choco blend with regular…read moremilk latte and choco blend oat milk flat white. They gave us some dried blueberries to pair with our drinks. The latte was well crafted, the amount of milk was just right (I have been to coffee shops in HK, where there was either too much or too little milk for a latte). The latte art was quite special - a swan with a heart! My mom loves her oat milk flat white. It was smooth and did not taste odd, typical when the coffee is made with plant based milk. However, we both wish the drink could be a bit hotter.