Pro: They broadcast almost all live football matches, and arguably one of the most popular places…read moreto watch football. Con: There are not many other reasons you'd specifically come to this bar. Pro: They have almost twice the size of the original store. Con: It's a bit further away from the actual Causeway Bay, and further uphill. Pro: They have an amazing list of beers to choose from (well, amazing in terms of CWB's standard, not Soho's). Con: You have to be very patient to get a server, due to its prolonged corridor. It's a flaw by design. Pro: Unlimited peanuts and you can toss them on the floor. Hell YES. Con: It isn't really an "Inside out" anymore as most of the areas are indoors or covered. More cons: "membership" only (although it's like $20 a month, or you can tell the server that the friend of yours who is a member "is coming"). It closes relatively early to other bars, and also it lacks of other entertainment (darts, pools, etc.). But surely you can go to their professional pool room if you are keen. But as a sport bar, I still enjoy every bit of it, if not more than its original location, which was somehow always full.

nom nom nom! Tips for getting $150 food coupon, apply the…read moreSCCA membership card at the restaurant, not at the counter! Food is as good as usual. My favorite has to be the creamy macaroni and cheese, my friend said it was a bit too creamy, but I just love it, and with the bacon bits, it tasted fantastic! I also ordered the hot wings, the waiter was very nice, as he warned us the sauce can be quite spicy for some, and asked if I want to have them on side instead. I was like: bring it on. The wings looked slightly skinnier than before, but taste wise, it is still there. Celery on the side looked a bit .. yellow though, but still crunchy!

A nice vibe to grab a drink - bonus if you want to watch sports on their many screens…read more It's nice because they have plentiful seating so you don't have to worry too much. We went a bit after peak time, and despite many families and groups there to eat, there were still many seats available. It can get a little noisy, if you don't mind, but overall service was good, and not too crowded if you're looking to have a drink or food.

On the top floor of Tower 535, Champ offers great views from their rooftop bar. Drinks are decent,…read morebut the view over the water is what draws the crowds.

If you attended university in the United States, you would probably be perfectly familiar with the…read moreterm Beer Pong. Well, nowadays, the term beer pong is no longer a game that is only played by college students in university. It has become quite a popular phenomenon. Having studied abroad for 4 years in an institute that surprisingly embodied very smart students who were exceptionally good at beer pong, I became quite competitive at the sport myself. Yes, it is considered a sport on campus and in college culture, one might get major points if he/she is known to be good at it. If you look at the game itself, it looks ridiculous. You have two teams at the ends of a beer pong table aiming to shoot ping pong balls into cups of beer shaped in a diamond, in which you gulp down, if the aimed ball gets in. I know, it sounds stupendously absurd of a game. At one point you might think what must have compelled a generation of students to create this game and have it become so wildly popular. Those geniuses. However, I assure you, there is strategy involved. After one too many losses or you might say "beers" one's judgement undeniably gets impaired and depending on different people, your beer pong skills can either improve or decline and one team is either the winner or the loser. The punishment is lots of beer, the prize is a few minutes of glory for you and your team mates. It's all a very interesting game. As you can imagine, when my friend told me there was a place in Hong Kong where you can hang out with your friends and play BEER pong I was very enthused to say the least. Zerve, (which I think is a great name) is located in Causeway bay and is pretty much a sport bar that has the sickest beer pong tables you have ever seen. A typical college beer pong table is not the size of a ping pong table, it is shorter and narrower. Zerve has the accurate size, BUT it also lights up looks like it might belong in a star wars movie. The only downfall is that there are only two tables so in order to play you must line up, but thats ok. I was surprised to see so many people into this game that I thought only college people played! Definitely brought back memories and happy to see the game being globally accepted as another bar game like pool or darts. I was a little out of practise and rusty but had a blast nonetheless! With Zerve in Hong Kong, there is one more place I can count on to have a good time with my friends! There are also pool tables, TV's playing various sport channels and dart machines. It is a typical PLAYGROUND for you and your friends to hang out. Everyone is there to have a good time and Im pretty sure you will. Definitely check it out if you haven't already.

An awesome bar with an amazing crowd!!…read more If you want a game of beer pong, darts, or pool, it's the place to be. Or if you just wanna enjoy a drink or two or three, and want some great company. Be sure to try to slushy beer and also there famous shot, "The Grenade"

I was here on a bar night with some students, and overall the place is alright. I tried the golden…read moremushroom pilsner (brewed in house), but unfortunately, the beer seemed a bit flat. It otherwise had a very pleasant flavour profile. They also made a decent gin and tonic. I tried the Calamari, a Hawaiian and Supreme pizza, jalapeno cheddar fries and potato skins. The Calamari was good, crispy on the outside, and only slightly chewy on the inside, though the tzatziki that came with it was a bit too plain. It could've been more acidic, and had more cucumber, but otherwise it was a nice effort, considering how Greek yogurt is hard to come by in Hong Kong. I the Hawaiian and Supreme pizza are okay. The Supreme pizza had a strange bitterness to the crust, but the Hawaiian pizza was quite good, soft crust, flavourful toppings and stringy cheese. The jalapeno cheddar fries were crunchy, but the use of those individually vacuum packaged "cheddar" that they sell on at grocery stores and try to pass off as "cheese" really let the dish down. I mean sure, it's not a particularly expensive item, but people like their cheddar fries a bit gooey, not slimy. The potato skins were good, with just enough toppings to match the potatoes. They also used proper cheese cheddar cheese (strangely enough), so I was pleasantly surprised by it. I like how this location is much more spacious than their other Wan Chai locations, while still maintaining the same mid-range prices on drinks. Having brewed in-house craft beers is a huge plus for this place, but it seems that the brews just need to be polished a bit more before they can be truly great.

Just went for a quick bite to eat and a drink. Overall not bad. Had the chicken schnitzel and my…read morefriend had the burger and we both enjoyed it Good range of ciders and beers Good value for money

Great bar in soho for happy hour. They're known for being a sports bar and showing rugby matches…read moreand all that but I just come here for the wine. I accidentally (drunkenly?) left my credit card here and they were generous enough to respond to my desperate facebook messages and then hold on to it (for 3 weeks!) until I could come back. Much love.

From the owner: The Tavern, a watering hole in the neighborhood of Soho entertainment and dining district, is a…read moreretro-modern English Sports bar serving a range of beer on tap, selection of fine wines, phenomenal drinks and cocktails, including flavoured Shisha. A tranquil venue for evening and weekend drinks and bar snacks. Chatter over great music and the mixed-crowd buzz!

The only reason I'm giving this place one star is for their basket of chips (or fries/thick potato…read moreslices) and many TV screens broadcasting live sports. Otherwise everything else is just downright awful. My friend ordered a pot of Earl Grey tea (Twinings) because he didn't want to start drinking alcohol too early in the afternoon. When we asked them to refill the tea pot with hot water, they sternly replied, "Oh, we don't do refills." First, RUDE. Second, if you're charging $44 for a SMALL pot of tea, we'd better be getting a refill. Yes you may be wondering why we're having tea at a sports bar, but if they can't even provide proper and FAIR customer service at a non-alcoholic level, they shouldn't even in business. How about a glass of hot water instead? My friend went to inquire about hot water. Oh sorry, they don't offer hot water either. At first, I thought they were kidding. So I went around back to the bathroom, and afterwards, asked a waitress who was manning a electric water kettle if I could have a glass of water. You know what she said? "I'm sorry, we don't have hot water." And I pointed out the electric water kettle right in front of me, "But you're boiling hot water right now!" "That's for tea. If you want hot water, you can order hot lemon tea, which costs $39--" HOW IN THE WORLD CAN YOU OFFER HOT TEA BUT NOT HOT WATER?! ARE YOU THAT STINGY?! IT DOESN'T MAKE SENSE AT ALL. About an hour later, I asked for some tap water to accompany my beer. They brought an glass of ice water with lemon. How nice, I thought. A slice of lemon too? How considerate of them. But too much ice and not enough water left me asking for a refill. "Can I have some more water please?" I asked politely. "Oh sorry, our boss does not allow us to give out water. You have to buy bottled water." WHAT THE HECK?! Absolutely the worst restaurant/bar experience I have ever had in HK, let alone, in the whole entire world. Poor service. Oh and the fries? They were nice and crisp at the start, but livable without. I would gladly pay for fries elsewhere but The Doghouse. Am I returning? Never in a million years.

I'm kind of a fan of the Lockhart bars in Wan Chai, but the Dog House needs a lot of work…read more It's a bar/pub that caters to Aussies. The TVs always have a rugby or Australian Rules Football match and the menu has some favorites from down under. The patrons and staff are friendly and the seating layout is good. But that's where it ends. The food is very unsatisfactory in taste, texture and temperature. And speaking of temperature, this is the first bar I ever went to in Hong Kong with no air conditioning. Hard to look pretty when you're sweating like Niagara Falls! There are far too many bars in Wan Chai to settle for bad food and uncomfortable temperature.

So Delany's has been a go to when in Hong Kong for years! Tonite I was excited to head over to see…read morethe NFL Rams game as advertised !!! When I arrived the game was not on ! Staff Said they could not get the game!!

Came to Delaney's while I was in Hong Kong a few weeks ago. There was no one when we first came,…read morebut then again, it was only 8:30AM. haha It was nice knowing they were playing the Football from the states here. The service was good, and the food wasn't too bad either. We had the breakfast, sauteed mushrooms, Cesar salad, and the fish and chips. Prices for drinks weren't too bad which was nice. My favorite thing was the mushrooms, didn't really try the other stuff but everyone else said the food was good and the price point was average.