Eat Right
Back here again, the double ristretto was a little hot, and not as syrupy as I expected.
Toby’s Estate. Double ristretto. Wooly blend. If you’re a Toby’s lover and in Hong Kong, you should come here.
Nearby cafes
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Cafe O, Caine Rd
61 Caine Rd, Central, Hong Kong
Take the escalator up a block or two from Soho and escape its restaurants for a mellow café lunch and superb espresso.
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Café Punta del Cielo
1 Lyndhurst Terrace, Central, Hong Kong
Didn’t do ristrettos. Had an espresso. I think a nespresso machine makes better coffee.
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Rabbithole Coffee and Roaster
26 Cochrane St, Central, Hong Kong
A coffee nerd’s paradise. A small upstairs space along the escalators, with two long benches filled with various coffee making devices, and a bunch of baristi who know very well how to use them. I enjoyed a delicious siphon, and I could well imagine mys…
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Sidewalk
4 Gough St, Central, Hong Kong
Recommended by a friend. Walked in even though I saw a Vittoria sign. Double ristretto tasted stale.
Still! They have a cute gift shop to peruse.
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Capo’s Espresso
4 Gilman's Bazaar, Central, Hong Kong
Well, my macchiato was nice. Biggest problem here was that their door let too much of the frigid HK air into the café! Wifi.
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Holly Brown
22 Stanley St, Central, Hong Kong
Despite being served in a glass, the double ristretto was full bodied, and a bit chocolatey. Better than the last drink I had here.
