coffee in Hong Kong

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19 August 2019
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8 Hotspots for Coffee Lovers in Hong Kong

In every city, we search for the best hotspots for coffee lovers. A list of the best coffee in Hong Kong was therefore a must-have in our extensive list. travel guideOf course, there are more great hipster coffee shops in Hong Kong, but these are the coffee hotspots we've actually visited and know are fun and good. As an iced latte lover, I'm thrilled that you can get this coffee everywhere in Hong Kong!

The Sheung Wan district is home to many great hotspots. Most shops also offer takeaway coffee if you want to spend your time exploring the city. Most micro-roasteries take their coffee making very seriously, so don't be surprised if you have to wait a while for your coffee. Lithuania, VilniusYou might also have to wait outside because some coffee shops are tiny. I'm curious to know what your favorite coffee spot in Hong Kong will be! Enjoy the tips from this list.

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8 of the best coffee in Hong Kong

Black Sugar Coffee & LifestyleFor the very best coffee in Hong Kong, on the border between Mong Kong and Ho Man Ting, head to Black Sugar Coffee. It's essentially a coffee shop meets concept store, as you can also buy quirky Hong Kong-style items.
Peace Mansion, 8 Peace Ave, Ho Man Tin, Hong Kong – Facebook page

The Cupping Room RoasteryAnother great spot for good coffee in Hong Kong, in the Sheung Wan district, is The Cupping Room. It's a great place for coffee, but also for lunch. The eggs Benedict and the croque monsieur are excellent!
Shop LG, 287-299 Queen's Road Central, Central, Hong Kong – cuppingroom.hk

The Coffee Academics: In the Victoria Harbour City Mall my regular spot for a coffee break is The Coffee Academics. The iced latte is very tasty there!
Harbor City, 3-27 Canton Road, Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon, Hong Kong – the-coffeeacademics.com

Hazel & Hershey Coffee Roasters: Ready for a coffee break? At Hazel & Hershey Coffee Roasters, you can not only buy the best equipment for making coffee at home, but you can also order slow-brewed coffee and avocado toast.
Shop 3, 69 Peel, Central, Hong Kong – hazelnhershey.com

Urban Coffee Roasters: Full = full, and I can't call the staff very friendly. It is, however, one of the best coffee shops in Kowloon! Definitely hipster style. A great place for brunch on the weekend, but you're also in the right place for a coffee to go, expertly brewed for you.
Hong Mei Building, 135 Lai Chi Kok Rd, Tai Kok Tsui, Hong Kong – Facebook page

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Brew Bros CoffeeJust around the corner from Dim Sum Square, you'll find Brew Bros Coffee. A Melbourne-style coffee shop serving Australian coffee. Tip: They also have Chai Lattes and offer breakfast and lunch.
33 Hillier St, Sheung Wan, Hong Kong – Facebook page

Common GroundSheung Wan has several good coffee shops, but Common Ground is definitely one of my favorites. It's also a great place to relax with your laptop if, like me, you often work from abroad.
19 Shing Wong St, Central, Hong Kong – Facebook page

Knockbox CoffeeRight next to TAP in Mong Kok, you'll find Knockbox Coffee. Go here for professionally brewed coffee and the most delicious pastries!
Ground Floor, 21 Hak Po Street Mong Kok, Hong Kong – Facebook page

 

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Travel tips for your layover in Hong Kong

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Yourlbb's favorite (boutique) hotels

☾ Hotel Stage: Hip and affordable hotel near the Temple Street Night Market.
☾ Madera Hollywood: The location of this hotel in the heart of Soho is perfect!
The Landmark Mandarin Oriental: Luxury boutique hotel in Central with speakeasy cocktail bar, spa and Michelin-star restaurant. 
Hotel Hart: Trendy and affordable lifestyle hotel in Kowloon with tiny rooms, but everything you need. 
☾ The Jervois: One of the best hotels in the trendy Sheung Wan district.
☾ The Park Lane Hotel: Nice hotel in Causeway Bay with an awesome rooftop bar.
☾ Cue Hotel: Very affordable lifestyle hotel in the Wan Chai district.
☾ One96: Staying in Hong Kong for a longer stay? Then choose a serviced apartment!
☾ Cordis Hotel: Lovely luxury hotel in Kowloon next to a mega shopping mall.
☾ Mandarin Oriental: Unprecedented luxury during your stopover in Hong Kong.
☾ East Hong Kong: Nice lifestyle hotel with a cool rooftop bar.
☾ 99 Bonham: Nice hip hotel in the nice Sheung Wan district.
☾ W Hong Kong: Highly recommended if you are in Hong Kong in the summer as they have a swimming pool!
☾ Ritz Carlton:  The hotel is also home to the famous Ozone Bar.
☾ The Peninsula: Beautiful view of the Hong Kong skyline.

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Fun things to do in Hong Kong

Tour the city's Instagram hotspots ➋ Food tour in Kowloon with 10 tastings ➌ Ngong Ping Cable Car & Visit to Tai O Fishing Village ➍ Street art tour with a localEvening boat trip in a traditional boat Hiking with a local at Dragon's BackPeak Tram Ride & View from the Sky TerraceFood tour in Mong Kok ➒ Ngong Ping Cable Car to Big Buddha in a glass-floored cabin ➓ Food tour in Sai Ying Pun district

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