Pricy for electronic darts and beer pong tables. 10mins can cost $128HKD and the price for darts…read moregoes by the amount of players per game. Decor is edgy but elevators are cramped and small.

Hmmm... How should I start ?! We were a group of 7 people…read morehaving a reunion after years of graduation and incidentally chosen this nice place. We arrived during HH having a buy 1 get 1 free drink. Luckily they didn't expect us to finish the two drinks within an hour or less but allow us to get the free one when we are ready (which has long past the HH). There were also popcorn as complimentary snacks. The deal of $158 for 3 snacks was a nice deal. Plus they tasted good. We additionally ordered 2 spaghetti (It's dinner time for us) which tasted awesome as well. We went there on Monday to drive out the monday blues. The snooker table was free from monday to wednesday, so we played 2 games. They also provided beer pong but we didn't try. Maybe next time. Overall speaking, drinks was good and food is incredible. The reason I deducted a star was that I didn't feel welcoming in the restaurant. Maybe it's our fault since we are not familiar with the ordering "system" or "rules" and so we asked a lot of silly questions. I couldn't really see a smile on the faces of the waiters (am I expecting too much?) but that really makes me feel like they wanted us to leave asap. Still... I would give it another go when I have another gathering with friends.

I came here for lunch, realizing that the reservation didn't go through, which lead to a…read morefrustrating exchange with staff that lasted 10 minutes until they finally seated me and subsequently followed up with me by asking for the reservation confirmation number. La Creperie features a very cozy décor, seating roughly 30 diners. Aside from the hiccup earlier on, service is acceptable. I ordered from the set menu and tried the Galette la Marin, after seeing all the hype around it. While it was tasty, it unfortunately suffered from a rather serious flavour imbalance. I'm reasonably sure that they called it "La Marin" because it had scallops, but they may as well have done away with them, since the copious amounts of bacon drowned out any flavour that those fresh scallops had. Mushrooms were also under seasoned, or completely drowned out by the bacon, so what I had essentially was a Gallerte with Béchamel (white) sauce and bacon that shared the texture of ham. It would probably be wise for them to replace the scallops with a smoked white fish, which may better complement the bacon and mushrooms. I also tried out the Gallette la Americane, and I am pleased to say that was fantastic, with the minced beef, tomatoes and Camembert coming together nicely. I ordered La Jamaicaines, which is their highly popular "rum raisin crepe with coffee ice cream" which has a rather impressive entrance, having been served as a flambé crepe. Overall, I thought it was just okay, people who really like the rum in rum raisin would enjoy this, but it's not really for me. I also tried out my dad's apple crepe served with salted caramel butter and surprisingly, that crepe actually blew my mind as it brought back nostalgic flashbacks of the time he introduced me to crepes back in a ski vacation at Whistler. The caramel sauce was light and complemented the Apple fantastically bringing this almost Christmassy sensation in my mouth, bringing back happy memories between the two of us, of simpler times. I would come back again, but due to the somewhat inconsistency in the quality of the menu items, go with your gut, not hyped up reviews. It seems that crepes and Gallettes are far more subjective than other cuisines.

I remember climbing a lot of stairs to get to this place. The restaurant is small and dark inside,…read moreperfect for a date. They do galettes here, that's the savory buckwheat crepe. They also have sweet flour crepes as well as light non-crepe dishes. Everything on the menu is French. You can't go wrong ordering a galette for yourself, a crepe to share and washing it down with some cider. And for a few hours, you'll forget you're in Hong Kong.

The TV has all the channels for every sport. You just need them to figure out how to find it…read more Baseball's World Series was on a Thai satellite channel. Food was alright too.

It's a great place to grab drinks with friends, spacious and relaxing environment. Went here for…read moreSunday roast, I ordered the whole chicken. Was ok, little on the dry side. All of the sides it came with tasted better than the chicken The apple rhubarb crumble was disappointing

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.

Only tried the cafe mocha and cafe latte that was included since we're staying at the YMCA hotel…read more They were quite good and well made coffees so no complaints there. We had no issues with the service and they were friendly and got the drinks out fast. The cafe is super convenient location relative to the hotel and has a decent cafe shop ambiance with plenty of seating.

The one star is only for service which was friendly and helpful…read more The food was awful. The Cream of mushroom soup was just cream with some mushrooms tossed in it. No flavor. The salad bar looked messy. The chicken curry which we picked as our main for the set menu was sweet. No real flavor. ...and best of all, there was no dessert included in the 3/4 course menu. Wow!! This place is in a hotel and is very avoidable.

so we originally came here for high tea but unfortunately they weren't serving it by the time we…read morewent so instead, we got a 3 dessert combo and some tea! it was still very nice to sit and relax in the lobby lounge at regent~ the views of Hong Kong here are amazing!! all these mini cakes were so delicious! we got a black sesame, raspberry, and chocolate. as for the tea, i got a lychee jasmine tea! it's hard to pick a favorite cake but i think raspberry was my favorite because the tartness cut some of the sweetness the very next day, we came back for high tea!! it was the last day for the November menu too. their specialty drink was a chocolate drink and it was essentially a decadent hot chocolate the food included: - a cauliflower wild mushroom tiramisu - 4 finger sandwiches which were brie, scallop & caviar, beef pastrami, and smoked salmon - 3 chocolate desserts - scones and madeleines with jams it was a cute little fun experience to have while visiting Hong Kong for sure. it was surprisingly a lot of food despite looking so small and light. i was so stuffed i had to bring some of them home. maybe next time I'd order 1 set to share between 2 people 9/10

After catching the morning ferry from Macau and checking in, I was a little hungry so I stopped in…read morehere for a late lunch. I usually avoid hotel restaurants for lunch and dinner. I rather try local venues for lunch and dinner and get a more local feel. The staff was efficient and sat me down pretty quickly. Food was very good. They had some local bottled beers which it is always a plus. Why sit in a bar half way around the world for a beer you can pick up at your local bar. The views are excellent of the harbor. It is a great place to sit, relax, and catch up with friends. Only complaint is that the table and chair I sat at were more for casual sitting. It was a little uncomfortable for a meal. Other than that, the food and views were very good.

We needed a place to chill while waiting for a table at nearby Ho Lee Fook and Bobby's was the…read moreperfect spot. It doesn't take itself seriously (I mean, their craft beer list on the wall includes a height chart that has both world leaders and dictators' heights) and the bartender that evening knew how to chat us up and keep us off our phones. Cocktails are strong and they all cost $100HK, which makes everything easy peasy lemon squeezy. Since our table became available 50 minutes earlier than expected, we were unfortunately forced to down our drinks quickly so we could get our spot. What a way to get a buzz ASAP! Next time, we'll stay a little longer and perhaps try their beer selection!

Intimate spot on Peel, right near the steepest part of the road. Probably could only contain 20…read morepeople comfortably. I was a little bummed out by the beer selection, which included HK breweries but very light beers. I was also not particularly jazzed about the whiskey selection, though the shelves include the classics. This bar definitely seemed like an ex pat bar with large work groups hanging out after the work day. The space is small, so with large groups in the space, it was a bit hard to hear each other. The bartender on this given Wednesday - I missed his name - was friendly. He was new to HK so didn't have many recommendations, but he's a good conversationalist.

I have to say that it isn't easy to find a pub around the Jordan area? I guess most people either…read moredrink at home or at restaurants and eateries given the lax liquor laws here. Anyway, we were looking to kill a few hours before dinner and walked around for quite a while before stumbling upon this pub which was just opening up at 6pm. It's an old school pub with wooden furnishings, happy hour and darts (although of the electronic variety). It also has that typical pub smell ... stale beer mixed with cigarette smoke. The beers are cheap and you get freebie snacks to go with them. There is music and a jukebox to entertain as you down the drinks and wile away the time. It does have a homely feel to it as it appears to be run by mum/dad and the kids.

I love taking people here just visiting HK. Being a total gweilo-can't-speak-a-word-of-cantonese…read more'Murican, this place is fun to bring people to as Hong Kong's answer to the dive bar. It's smokey as ALL. HELL. so if that bothers you, steer clear of here for suuuuuure. It's not my favorite aspect of the place, but it doesn't bother me so much that I wouldn't give it four stars and keep comin' back. The main attractions: buckets of beer and darts. Simple, no frills. My kinda spot. It's a total local spot and I feel a bit out of place going in, but everyone is super nice and I always end up talking to someone! Beware -- some nights are booked for... I don't want to say a private event, but it seemed like maybe a darts league game going on??? Due to the language barrier I wasn't exactly sure wtf was going on, but last time I went in we were told they were closed to the public that night. Bummer! I'm sure there was a sign right on the door, but in Chinese, so my ignorant butt waltzed in :) Cool spot for a cold one and some conversation before hittin' up the night market for some delicious eats!