I had to stop at Starbucks to give myself a break from the instant coffee in my hotel room. I…read morenoticed immediately that the menu here is much more limited than the one I am used to in the US. The offered and advertised their smoothies and iced teas more aggressively than the Starbucks I am used to however. Most of their "coffee" offerings were in the Frappuccino category. The interior is very spacious, which is unusual for the area and the staff didn't rush us out after we ordered and lingered inside enjoying our coffee choices. The quality of my iced cappuccino is on par and up to usual Starbucks standards and they offered a case of snacks, meals, and goodies that rivaled any Starbucks I have been inside before. This location is A-OK and would have been a 4-star experience if the menu was not so limited.

Nice spinach and broccoli pie. Friendly helpful service…read more But coffee appalling. Could have done with twice as much coffee and half as much milk.

Although it's not the best latte I've had, but it is the best latte I've had in Starbucks all over…read morethe global. So, Starbucks can make better coffee, it's all depends on the barista , beans and management

I came specifically to buy a Hong Kong collection mug. I got an unexpected free drink with it…read more My order came to $20.65 usd, but I didn't have the change. Instead of breaking another bill, the woman took my $20 as payment in full. That was super nice of her! I just love tipping people like that. As far as the free latte, well...Starbucks is just as much a hit and miss than a drinkable beverage in other countries too!

It's a Starbucks. You know exactly what to expect. Not my preference but when stuck at the airport…read moreearly you can trust it's open.

It's a pacific coffee so the coffee isn't great and well in line with Starbucks but the location is…read morenice and welcoming. They offer free charging facilities. So of you happen to arrive and are I. Low charge with your phone simply ask the barista and s/he will be able to assist

I went to Pacific Coffee this location two years in a roll for my HK trips. Why do I keep coming…read moreback to the same location? Personal reason. ( Used to live with my grandparents in the area ) This location used to be a movie theater. The first theater I went in my life. The coffee shop kept the name of the theater as their wall background. I really love the decor. I got spoiled by the nice, beautiful San Francisco weather. Hong Kong is hot to me from Jan to Dec. Therefore, I don't always have coffee in HK. I just realized I ordered the same drink : "Passion Fruit Blast" the same Pacific Coffee location. I must enjoy this drink very much. It was a great drink to cool myself down from the heat. This is a nice location for relaxing, good for resting, reading and working on your computer, etc. Staffs are able to communicate in English well.

Delicious as any Haagen Dazs, but very Asian in the portions, meaning that the scoops were small…read more When you pay $12 for a Haagen Dazs even at the Grove in LA, you're gonna feel like you're getting your money's worth because that cup will be overflowing with caramel that you have to lick the whole thing just so it doesn't run on your fingers. This location you get two scoops the size of ice cubes and a half slice of bananas. Tastewise this was on point but come on now- that was a child size portion.

Haagen - Dazs opened up in Repulse Bay a couple months ago…read more Of Course Haagen - Dazs ice cream is yummy and very sweet. You can even SMELL the sugary-sweetness before you even know it's there. On this visit, I came for the coffee. COFFEE?!?!?! At Haagen Dazs? Yes..Coffee..I will tell you that I recommend you NOT try the coffee here. At $30HKD I got my coffee from a "Push the button" coffee maker. Well... I guess there's no one to blame but me for this one. For $10HKD more you can get a more satisfying latte downstairs. Thank you.

While waiting for our dinner reservations, we were a bit disappointed to find the mall a bit…read morelacking in cafes / beverages. We never visit Starbucks back home in CA, but did here in HK since it was the only thing available. I was pleasantly surprised! Highly enjoyed the Chocolate Black Tea Frappuccino with Earl Grey Jelly. Loved the flavor combination with each distinct element standing out in the mix. I'd definitely order this again, but will ask if they can make it slightly less sweet - I think 75-80% would be perfect. Though they have ample seating, the place is quite popular so you may need to mill around a bit before finding a place to settle. Make sure you keep your receipt since it also contains a code to access their wifi (30 minute limit).

In the morning, they are FAST! If I have only got five minutes, I've been out in 3 minutes. The…read moreline never stays long for too long. I go around 7:45 am. This location has a bigger selection of treats and eats!

Servers here speak Mandarin but they sort of understand Cantonese…read more Strawberry brick toast - good, very sweet. They use ice cream from Haagen Daz which is one of their selling points.. Pastas - looks good but tastes average. Teas here are pretty good. I forgot which one I got but it was strawberry with some lime. The fruit tea is good too.

This is a cool little spot. Though it's not a little privately owned coffee shop it still has a…read moregreat feel. Location is near perfect next to the mid levels escalator in Soho. Large windows and cozy furniture take advantage of the endless pedestrian traffic to tune the fine art of people watching. Hong Kong rocks and this location allows you to relax with a decent cup of coffee and take it in. The coffee is by no means exotic but is good enough for me. Call it a Starbucks type of flavor with less bitterness. A couple of markdowns for not opening until 7:30am and needing to ask for a wifi code that expires after only 30 minutes. Otherwise all good here!

I don't really like to review chain stores, especially as a champion of local businesses run by…read morelocal people, but I thought Pacific Coffee on the corner of Mosque Junction and the Escalator is worthy of a mention. The coffee is the standard fare that you get in any Pacific Coffee across HK, such is there tenacity with order and consistency across the brand. However, this particular branch has one great thing going for it, a "secret" area out the back. Behind the baristas, is a small area with four tables, that looks down onto the pedestrianised area below. It is an ideal place to grab a coffee and do some work, whilst enjoying lounge versions of pop tunes. There are plenty of plugs for charging phones and laptops, but no free wifi, so you will have to use your own, or pay for it. I personally like to occasionally switch off the wifi and step away form the clutter of tech noise for a moment, and this is the ideal place for it. If you get here between 9-10am, you will see the lovely old lady who lives opposite looking over her wall at the passing people traffic. However, as well as your laptops, bring some mozzie repellant. They seem to have a few of these unfriendly guests buzzing around, and I assume it is due to the big pot plant in the corner. Otherwise, come and zone out for a while, read the paper, catch up on your work, it's all good!