Great coffee, great American bfast (more like British), but really good portions are huge. I could…read morehave shared it with my husband. Service was great because they kept bringing us great coffee. You have to order up front then they bring it to you. The people there are pleasant and chill.

I usually visit this spot 1-2 times per trip to HK. The breakfasts are super good, and excellent…read morecoffee!

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.

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.

Love the interior decor of La Station - reminiscent of the NYC subway station (hence the name, "La…read moreStation")! The cafe itself is quite small, with limited seating. My friend and I were originally seated at the bar, a bit cramped due to our large carrying bags, but luckily a high table opened up and we moved there. We ordered the following: - Blackbeard Secret (Coca-Cola with a shot of espresso) $40 - Definitely not what I expected at all. Interesting combination, but not particularly fond of it. - Rose Latte $45 - Best I've tasted in HK! Very delicate and delicious! You can taste the rose flavor, which I enjoyed very much. I suppose you can say I'm going through a rose-flavor phase, from my previous review, haha. - Orange Caramel Mocha $45- I was concerned that the caramel would make it too sweet, but it was just right. I love the combination of anything with orange and chocolate, so this was right up my alley. - Carrot cake with cream cheese frosting - absolutely divine. - Almond croissant - sublime. The food was served on a cute wooden board. The almond croissant was warmed up, perfect. Overall a great place to catch up with friends and enjoy some delicious coffee and treats!

I'm surprised to see reviews praising the coffee here. I tried both the cappuccino and the latte…read moreand they are unequivocally bad. My rating is based on the following: Coffee: 1.5 stars Environment: 3 stars The cappuccino had no foam what so ever and even with the milk the bitterness of the coffee really cut through. The coffee is strong so if you need a pick me up this would do. Using Starbucks as a baseline for average. This coffee is below that standard. The latte wasn't much better. The coffee was really bitter and you don't get any silky smoothness from the milk. Had a hard time finishing my drink. I drink black espresso all the time so it is not because I'm not used to drinking stronger coffee that my opinion is this way. The decoration of the place is cool, but the place is really cramped. They also only have high chairs with small tables. Sitting there for more than a few minutes was not enjoyable. There are so many better coffee choices in Wan Chai.

Brew Note is your best choice for specialty coffee in the North Point Area. Prices for pour overs…read moreare on the high side even for Hong Kong. Espresso based drinks are more of the stand out. Like most specialty coffee shops in Hong Kong they also serve food. The pastry selection is limited here and choices are pretty limited. They also serve a few hot food items like avocado toast and pasta. I've had the food once and it's above average for a coffee place. Seating is limited so you can't spend too much time here hanging out. Not a place I would recommend to catch up with friends.

Memorable highlights.... Bright royal blue cozy interior…read more Serves some food in addition to coffee. A great local spot to tuck in for coffee, read a book, get out of the rain. Interesting origins and tastes of their basic coffee brews. Not Starbucks. If in the area again, I would support the small coffee house like Brew Note and go again.

Great place for breakfast, but you better get in early. I came to The Cupping Room this morning…read morebecause of the great reviews, but I did not expect that it would be so popular. Not long after I got in, 8:55 AM on Sunday, people started coming in droves. In fact, 15 minutes after I arrived, the place was almost full. For my breakfast, I ordered an iced green tea and the Eggs, Chorizo, Avocado and Toast. The eggs were perfectly poached and matched well with the salty chorizo. The avocados were also a nice touch. As for the tea, although I was not wowed, the presentation was quite good. On my first trio here, I also had the fortune of trying the latte which was very good. I would definitely recommend this cafe for breakfast.

This avocado toast experience really killed and surpassed my last avocado toast experience (Montauk…read more- you'll have to read my review for reference). I loveeee avocados in all forms....in tortilla soup, fried, sliced in burgers, homemade guac dip, and straight from a raw cut half sprinkled with sea salt. Just throw them at my face. I'll eat it. So I loved the combination of avocado diced with almonds, alfalfa sprouts, thinly sliced radish, and whatever else magic was on there. All that covered over one piece of sliced bread. The other slice had a perfect poached egg. A bite of egg and a forkful of avocado mix was just scrumptious. I will have to recreate that at home. Iced soy vanilla latte was dynamite! I think it kept me up while adjusting to time change since it was day 2 of traveling. Lastly, had to go with a take away dessert. The buttery baked fig dessert was gone in 4 bites. It was a little on the dry side. But I saw potential in the making....beautiful piece of baked good.

Nestled inside a little street by Waterloo Road sits this quiet and beautiful coffee shop that does…read morethe coffee correctly. They had Italian espresso machine and Barratza grinder. The barista follows the traditional way of brewing, grinding single-origin Guatemala coffee beans today and poured perfectly hot water through a gooseneck pourer, using non-bleached filter into a cylindrical dropper. The coffee tastes amazing. My friend had a latte with the perfect blend of milk, foams and espresso shots. Beautiful coffee art, meticulously done. Environment is quiet, artsy, air conditioned. What a perfect little coffee place.

A friend and I decided to track down the location of this cafe after she saw some pictures of it on…read morean Instagram foodie feed. We managed to find it and took a look at the menu. So far so good. Then we tried to order. Well... This place has a great interior and it is located in a cool industrial area. It gets points for being open on a Sunday too. But it loses points for this: on a Sunday afternoon, it was completely sold out (or at least that's what they said) of all food - including plain bagels and simple toast. That is, except for one tiny cake, which my friend ordered and consumed alone because I'm lactose intolerant. Now, I *swear* they still had bagels and bread in their industrial-sized fridges at the back below the coffee machines. They just didn't feel like making me plain toast. Too busy standing behind the counter texting. Still, my long black was delicious, and it was a nice place to sit for a little while. I would be interested in coming back to try their English breakfast, which sounded good and looks like a deal at $85, when I'm used to Island side prices.

Hong Kong is experiencing a trend where more and more coffee shops are moving to industrial estates…read morefor bigger space. Coco Espresso is one of them, the concept store here features a huge communal table in the middle of the shop, they serve all day breakfast and of course great coffee. Situated in the heart of Kwai Hing industrial estates, you'll be surprised to find haunted looking old factory floors repurposed with new small businesses. A good juxtaposition of old Hong Kong and new life in Hong Kong.