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Coco Espresso
I like Coco Espresso because of the Mocha, and the barista. Nice and cozy environment, barista is friendly and love to share coffee tips with me. Banana bread is NICE, remember to add butter. Latte and Flat White are good too.
Where: World Trust Tower, 50 Stanley St., Central, Hong Kong
Elephant Grounds
Hidden in a hip shop on Gough Street, but everyone know this little coffee shop. I enjoy the balcony, the music and the whole hip atmosphere . I always have my Mocha, the texture is thick, and the taste is my thing, girls will like it. They have cookies and the ice cream sandwich. Good to chill with friends there, and good to chill with the loved one there.
Where: 11 Gough St., Hong Kong
NOC Coffee and Roaster
I like the outdoor seat, sitting beside the street, near the wet market, it is so interesting seeing people walk up and down. NOC is young and hip, but it is located between the modern and the historic ,, you may get inspiration from this new and old combination. People are friendly and the latte is nice.
Where: 34 Graham St,. Central Hong Kong
Common Ground
If you like to walk, stay away from the city, hear nothing from the traffic, this is a place you should go on Sunday(maybe also Saturday). Hidden but easy to find, indoor with clean interior design, and the outdoor seat is Good. A Medium group of friend is recommended to go because the outdoor seat is quite big. Food is nice but the proportion may be small for boy. Latte and iced chocolate are good. Plus, there is an art jamming gallery nearby, coffee and painting is a good activity on Sunday.
Where: G/F, 19 Shing Wong St., N/A Central, Hong Kong
Mum's Not Home
People, Heart, Vibre, Travel. I like Mum's Not Home, the reason to that is the whole package, which is included- People, Coffee, Environment. MNH got three clicks. Cappuccino is not bad, cheese cake is nice, the owners are cute. Once you sit down, you can feel that all your mind were shut down, good for recharge. Also, it is a stylish boutique as well, you may find some unique, second hand and hand made treasure there, some items are designed by the shop owners.
Where: 1/F 302, Shanghai St., Yau Ma Tei, Hong Kong
teakha 茶 ° 家
I know I know, Teakha is well known, but still, I would like to write it up. It is famous but it did not turn to commercial. Teakha still remain the same energy as they are. Scone, pancake , granola and cake are good, I always order the scone. About the drinks, I always order Yin Yang(Milk Tea mix Coffee), it is delicious, highly recommended. I sit outdoor most of the time, the indoor seat always full, but I like outdoor anyway. If you like milk tea/ tea, good to go, good for girl talk, good for photography and good for sunlight!
Where: 18 Tai Ping Shan St., Hong Kong
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