on November 18 | in Coffee & Cafe Reviews, Favorite, Hong Kong, International | by Gordon | with No Comments

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You have to want to come here to find it. It’s a “hidden” gem. Eugene, Chester, and Marcus opened this cafe in a quiet small alley as a respite away from the crazy pace of HK.

They brought over Handsome Coffee Roasters (West Coast LA Roasters) philosophy of simple coffees and no fuss or sweeteners 🙂 This is not a place for all coffee drinkers if you know what Handsome values. They use a Victoria Arduino and have it pretty dialed in.

A bit of seltzer water and a relaxed atmosphere, its a good place to go.

They have only been open a month and in my 30 minutes there, many a loyal customer passed by and said hello. This is a fido friendly cafe with snacks and water for your favorite 4 legged friend.

Notice the stainless menu that is hung on the wall. It says “We proudly NOT brew Starbuxxx coffee”

Love the West Coast attitude and hope they make their mark.

about the author: Gordon

By profession, Gordon is a real estate developer. His passions, however, are traveling, reading, photography, dining, and coffee. He counts himself blessed to be able to travel for work. Through the years, he has acquired a love for independent owners and their dedication to entrepreneurial business. He is not a chain type person although he understands that processes and procedures can yield consistency and predictable quality. So whether it is his pursuit of various foods and tastes from all over the world or a shot of espresso, Gordon is seeking out that spirit of independence and the unique and personal touch it brings to flavor, atmosphere, and coffee.

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