The lunch menu is very basic but this is good so we don't need to spend too much time struggling…read morefor a working lunch, in a less interesting place calls Admiralty. The daily soup and pasta of the day are both simple with no surprise. However, you can enjoy a nice lunch place, not too noisy, comfortable seatings, good services during the busy hours. For fine dining, I think I will come back again to try. For a business lunch, this is a good place. Thank you for reading.

Osteria Felice is a place you may fleetingly notice when you pass through the busy Lambeth Walk…read morebefore you reach Chater Garden, and it doesn't really a perfect dinner location because no one wants to stay near his office after work! On the other hand, the place could be perfect for romantic dinner and after-work hangout, which is rarely to be found this area. We walked through the trendy bar featured with a ceiling-high honeycomb shaped back showcase, and came to the upstairs dining area. The interior is in classic Italian style with comfortable chairs and big square tables. As we were told the dish would be in big portion, so we skipped the entree and ordered just fresh handmade pasta and signature pizza. The pasta served after half hour we ordered, but it was worth waiting! Two main dishes were delicious, but we were more impressed by the Vongole pasta - you could taste the freshness and unique texture, while the source was on point. If you are fancy in cocktails, Mojito would be a great choice and surprisingly matched with the Italian food! Otherwise, Osteria Felice has wide range of wine in glass - ask their friendly staff for recommendations.

I've been looking for a nice quiet place I can have a nice glass of wine. This place fits the bill…read more Nothing fancy, not pretentious. A little lacking on choices for a single person and just a glass of wine or two but I enjoyed it. If they had a few more choices on glasses of wine I would make this my go

From the owner: Muse Wine Bar highlights the culture of wine with seriously curated wines and beverages from around…read morethe world. Wine has always inspired and enriched cultures and we hope to inspire our guests by continuing this dialogue with activities such as wine tasting and food pairing. A delectable selection of light refreshments is also available to satisfy our guests' tastes. We look forward to presenting many outstanding culinary delights to you.

I love wine so when my cousin decided to bring me here one night for happy hours, i was excited and…read moremy excitement paid off. Granted the bar manager is French so we got along right off the bat but still, its a lovely hole-in-the-wall sort of place. (yes many French expats come here including me.) LQV located in Wanchai near Admiralty is a popular place for expats and locals alike. Mostly frequented by bankers (it is located next to their work), it has a quaint and homie feeling to it. Serving mostly French wines, it offers very good selection and tasting menu. The cheese and meat platter are delicious and each time, i've had drinks there, i'm always assured for a good time. We booked the whole place one for a meeting and service was superb. They even offer discount if you buy bottles to take away. The shop is small so if you feel like trying a place away from the main street thats more discreet and simple, look no further and try LQV.

The bustling street in Honoi Road (TST) is home to this cosy wine bar that provides a good…read moreatmosphere to relax, especially for the small groups of friends after a hard day's work. The ambience is enhanced through pleasant dim lights and clean spaces with soft music playing in the back.

When you can get passed walking into a somewhat suspicious entrance and get the life you'll find a…read morepretty nice bar

Great coffee and a nice atmosphere with lots of space to sit. The staff were very sweet and even…read morelet us enjoy our own pineapple buns from a nearby spot while we had our drinks. Definitely a welcoming place

Fineprint Hong Kong is a famous brunch spot in Hong Kong Island, especially in Central. It is a…read moresmall place with roughly 14 seats on a large sharing table. We ordered a smoke salmon and avocado sourdough toast to share. Decent size for $108, enough for us for an afternoon tea. Honestly the atmosphere is chilling and relax, but the toast is a bit lack of flavor. It's definitely not as good as some avocado toast in Toronto, but better than most spot in Hong Kong. If you are in the area, it is worth a try!

Delicious Italian in an elegant setting. Beautiful food, sleek ambiance, good service. Tasty house…read morepastas, oven-fired pizzas, mouthwatering steak. Favorite dishes include: - Calamari with fried artichokes, house lemon aioli - Garganelli with ham, peas, spring onion fondant, fennel in cream sauce - Grilled Angus tenderloin with crispy Dijon mustard potato - Prosciutto di Parma pizza with buffalo mozzarella - Funghi pizza with mozzarella, sautéed mushrooms, thyme, Grana Padano Great for business lunches, private parties and classy lunch dates.

The second half of the night found us a few blocks away at Spiga. Aesthetically speaking, the area…read morewas in deep and long enough to fit various crowds. Not to mention the sliders and kababs were the highlights of our night. Note to the wise traveler hopped up on cocktails and jetlag, watch your step around the bar which at some parts are raised a level. You have been warned, gravity and all.

A very cute little wine bar. To look at it, you would think you were in London or Paris. But, it is…read morein the hip neighborhood of Tai Hang, a five minute walk from the Tin Hau MTR. Here you can find a long list of white, red, and rose wines (and one dessert moscato) as well as a few options for nibbles. Namely, jamon platter, cheese platter, pate platter, or mixed platter - which all come with a few slices of bread and are a bit customizable: which type of cheese and pate you want is pairable with the wines. The reason that this location does not get 5 stars is because for 140 dollars, we got a very small serving when we ordered the mixed platter. Oh, and the place has a serious mosquito problem. I get bitten easily but even my friends who don't noticed the clouds of mozzies hanging around our table despite the anti-mosquito-smoke thingey lit at our feet (which I had to ask for.) Get one of those purple-light mosquito-blasters, people! Seriously. Otherwise, the other 4 stars were earned through great ambience and very good service - two different servers gave perfect information and advice for wines, and our party of 5 was easily accommodated.

Les Pucelles is a small yet cozy wine bar in Tai Hang with a French feel to it. For a native French…read moreperson, you'd think it ironic for the bar to be located on School Street, as "le pucelle" is a term from the Middle Ages, referring to women who have not been "deflowered"... You can also call in advance to reserve for large group event, and they even let you bring outside snacks to munch on with good wine. A plus, they close late, so you can spend hours here. A neighborhood gem indeed.

It is a pretty small place with a pretty extensive cocktail menu. We were there at 9ish-pm on a…read moreJuly Saturday. Most cocktails are $105-115HKD each - reasonable for a cocktail in HK, I guess. We ordered: - Silk Road - sweet, juice-like, has an island feel. - WTF Rusty Nail - one large ice cube, smoky notes with bitter end notes. Similar to an Old Fashioned. - Smoky Lemongrass Sour - yes, smoke in a cup. End note of pineapple juice. Can't really taste the lemongrass. The guys are attentive. Bar snack was served about 8 mins after drinks are served. Overall, nice experience.

Great little local bar on the Island. Not on the main drag thankfully so civilised and chilled…read more Always a good atmosphere in the place. Staff are friendly and professional. A very welcoming establishment. Gets a good mix of locals and western. Small and cosy with an excellent selection of booze. A great place to finish with a nightcap. However it has been my experience that it never ends with just one here as the vibe tends to lend itself to chatting to other patrons and a few more than intended. Overall a cool place.

Have you ever walked into a restaurant and just immediately fallen in love with it? That's how I…read morefelt about Figaro this morning. A buddy suggested it for our Sunday brunch venue, and I was down for trying somewhere new in the neighbourhood. Down the steps of Shin Hing Street, you'll find a plethora of restaurants, from Cocote to The Mixing Bowl, along with some funky galleries and shops. It's one of my favourite streets in Hong Kong to explore with its shady trees and eclectic cred. Basically, I was already in a happy mood and I walked into the most gorgeous restaurant with a cool atmosphere. If you're like me, and have a thing for all things kookie, you'll love the tiles to the hand drawn artwork on the walls to the toilet doors. I made my way upstairs, thinking my pal would already be there, he wasn't ... But the waiter was... And he spoke wiz ze French accent. *heart melt*. I adore an accent, and it just made me appreciate the restaurant even more as it offers French cuisine by French people. Hells yes. I was really after eggs today, and boy was there a selection. I opted for the poached egg with wild asparagus and Parma ham. Bon oeuf, they were spectacular. The eggs were perfectly runny, maybe even verging on scrambled yet poached (we have coined the phrase scroached) with a salty flavour from the Parma ham that hit every tastebud and sent it tingling. The asparagus was fresh and crunchy, adding another layer to the dish. Served alongside the meal is a basket of the bread baked fresh in the kitchen with a dob of salted butter that is out of this world. I mean, butter is butter right... Wait till you've tasted this butter. It was so scrumptious I even asked where it's from. Sadly the server didn't know, but I think it's a ruse to keep us going back (although I was offered some for takeaway). Finally, I have to make mention of my ice latte. It was spectacular, with a little sweetness and coffee beans as decoration, it was the perfect combination to my utterly delectable meal. Merci bien, I will return to sample their dinner menu (I mean cheese!).

A cozy space for brunch. You can order a la carte or you can…read moreorder the full brunch menu which included yogurt with granola, a croissant, and other things. I can't remember because I had ordered the eggs benedict which I thoroughly enjoyed. My husband had the thinly cut iberico jambon. Overall, I enjoyed my meal here, and would come back. My company said that they thought that the food wasn't spectacular and that they could simply create the same food in their home. I'd rather have someone make it for me. LOL. Its a small place so maybe 9 - 10 people would be the biggest group they could accommodate comfortably. We had 8 people. I'd imagine that you could rent out the second story for a small gathering of about 20 people. They also have a wine cellar on the second floor! Enjoy!