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Cosy cafes in Hong Kong

You’ll love Australian-run Fineprint for its quiet nooks that serve as your perfect retreat away from the crowds. But the brand also has more lively spaces if you’re looking to bring your loved ones or colleagues along with you. Its Flat White is a must-try as it promises a perfect balance of milk and coffee. Beyond this, Fineprint takes pride in its wine, sourdough bread, jams, and other creations.
Opening Hours: 6AM - 6PM daily

On the lookout for artsy cafes that don’t cut back on quality food and beverages? Not Just Coffee has got you covered. Aside from great coffee, it also has a calming, wooden-themed interior and a wide range of Japanese and Western dishes, teas, and desserts. It’s a sweet spot for chilling out with friends or spending a relaxing afternoon by yourself. It has just opened its new branch in Sai Ying Pun.
Opening hours: 11AM - 9PM daily

Little Cove Espresso is known for its high ceilings, beautiful windows that let in the sunlight, and vacation vibes. Plus, if you’re the type of person who loves pairing coffee with pastries, then this cafe’s made for you. It has a great selection of healthy brunch items and desserts like its Smashed Avocado Toast, Chocolate Fudge and Meringue Cakes, and more. Just a tip, it gets easily crowded during weekends, so it’s best to head there early.
Opening hours: 7.30AM - 6PM daily

Talk about coffee heaven. Blue Bottle Coffee’s largest outlet in Hong Kong has three floors, each with a particular theme centred around the celestial bodies — the sun, moon, and stars. Recently, the cafe has been temporarily transformed into an art space in collaboration with the Finnish design house Marimekko. It’s a must-visit for every specialty coffee lover who’s also a fur parent since they have pet-friendly outdoor spaces too. Each floor has its own coffee bar with distinct services and menu options for breakfast, lunch, and dinner.
Opening hours:
- 8AM - 7PM (Monday to Friday) and
- 9AM - 7PM (Saturday to Sunday and public holidays)

If you’re a coffee enthusiast and a foodie, then this is the place to be. This restaurant slash cafe has bagged several awards for its excellence in cafe design, roasting score, food quality, and hospitality service, and you might just find your next favourite comfort food here. Check out its topnotch lattes during the day and its sumptuous dinner selection at night.
Opening hours: Varies per location.

Halfway Coffee offers a blend of cultural heritage with modern coffee culture. It’s known for its cosy ambience, friendly staff, artisanal brews, and using vintage Hong Kong porcelain cups. Their takeaway paper cups are also designed with porcelain patterns to maintain the aesthetic. You can also explore the Halfway Museum next to their outlet in Upper Lascar Row, which showcases a collection of vintage coffee cups and stools.
Opening Hours: 8AM to 6PM daily

With its cosy and intimate setting, Two-and-a-Half Street in Hong Kong is the place to be for a relaxing catch up with friends. The menu also features delicious brunch items such as Avocado Toast and Cheesy Meatball Pasta. For beverages, try its bold and rich latte, flat white, and cold brew. It’s also a pet-friendly space.
Opening Hours:
- 6.30AM to 6.30PM (Weekdays)
- 7.30AM to 6.30PM (Weekends)

This charming cafe offers fresh, healthy food and excellent coffee for the perfect coffee retreat. Reviewers on Google appreciate the care the staff puts into preparing the coffee, especially when serving their hand-drip coffee. The cafe also has breakfast offerings, a vegan matcha cheesecake, and other keto and vegan-friendly desserts.
Opening Hours: 8AM to 6PM daily
(Cover photo from: @themissingpiececafe)
This article was first published on 23 August 2023. Last updated: 27 May 2025.
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