An archival coffee demonstration at Café Golden’s espresso counter inside JCCAC.Archival tenant photograph; capture and publication dates not supplied. The interior may have changed.Photo: JCCAC · photographer not stated
The Coffee Academics kiosk at Festival Walk, showing the illuminated brand sign, coffee counter, merchandise shelves and seating beside the escalator.Image metadata dates this photo to August 2021; publication date unknown.Photo: Festival Walk · photographer uncredited
July Coffee & Co. storefront in Sham Tseng, with an illuminated Julycoffee sign, open service window, espresso counter, and glass entrance.Published December 2020; exact capture date unknown.Photo: Nicholas Wong / Time Out
Island Table Grocer Cafe interior on Peng Chau, with a wooden coffee counter, espresso equipment, hanging glasses, pantry shelves and window seating.Published May 2024; exact capture date unknown.Photo: Jenny Leung / Time Out
3BC Tri Brew Cafe storefront at Shop 9, G/F, Phoenext, 28 Ming Fung Street, Wong Tai Sin: illuminated café sign, two counter stools, glass entrance, and coffee counter visible inside.Published December 2025; exact capture date unknown.Photo: 3BC Tri Brew Cafe / Time Out
Coffee Analog 安樂珈琲 wooden storefront at 169 Sai Yeung Choi Street North, Prince Edward, with café lettering on the window and whisky shelves visible inside.Published October 2022; exact capture date unknown.Photo: Ann Chiu / Time Out
Flat Mountain Cafe’s open turquoise window and tiled coffee counter, with illuminated café lettering and a patron seated at the window.Published September 2022; exact capture date unknown.Photo: @dinglalalalala / WeekendHK
Solo’s covered wooden terrace with round tables overlooking the Tai O canal and stilt houses.Published September 2023; exact photograph date unknown.Photo: Mr E and Miss A / E.A.Two
Heato x Phare’s bright blue frontage, white café sign, outdoor counter and bicycle; House 3 / 52 address plaque visible.Published July 2025; exact photograph date unknown.Photo: Eunice@We4 / We4 Travel
Pane e Latte’s Stanley dining room with pink columns, tall white curtains, wooden chairs and bakery baskets.Official gallery photograph uploaded July 2021; capture date unknown.Photo: Pane e Latte / Pirata Group
AP Coffee’s teal storefront at the base of Coasto in Ap Lei Chau, beside the Coasto entrance and 1 Wai Fung Street address plaque.Published March 2026; capture date unknown. AP Coffee occupies the ground floor of Coasto.Photo: Centaline Property / Centanet
Stay café in Ma On Shan, with shop numbers 29–30 over the glass entrance and wooden furniture beside the window.Archive storefront photograph published March 2023; capture date unknown.Photo: Cherry Chan / Time Out
Sang Roastery storefront in To Kwa Wan, with red Chinese signage, glass double doors and a wooden bench.Published October 2024; exact capture date unknown.Photo: Cara Hung / Time Out
Lazzy Project’s entrance table with coffee and a scone above its handwritten welcome sign, beside wooden seating.Archive entrance photograph from Hong Kong Living’s 2022 guide; capture date unknown.Photo: Instagram @i.vy_t / Hong Kong Living
Baristas preparing coffee behind the espresso machine at Black Sugar’s Ho Man Tin café.Official branch archive photograph; capture date unknown.Photo: Black Sugar Coffee & Lifestyle
Rev N Roast’s coffee counter in Chai Wan, with brown tiled walls, espresso machine, grinders and pour-over equipment.Published October 2024, in coverage of the Ka Yip Street opening.Photo: HONG / Moto-One
Glass storefront of Islet Coffee Lab’s Yau Ma Tei branch, with white Islet Coffee Lab lettering and cream exterior walls.From an August 2026 visit; review published 21 August 2026. Exact photograph date not supplied.Photo: Brad 🇭🇰 / Tripadvisor
Plants, mismatched wooden chairs, neon light and a white piano inside MUM’s NOT HOME on Shanghai Street.Archive photograph published 15 April 2019; capture date not supplied.Photo: MUM’s NOT HOME / Time Out Hong Kong
The wood-framed window, concrete frontage and patterned tiles outside Not Just Coffee’s Yau Ma Tei branch.Archive photograph published 8 September 2020; exact capture date not supplied.Photo: Ann Chiu / Time Out
Kubrick’s glass-fronted bookshop and café beside the film posters at Broadway Cinematheque in Yau Ma Tei.From a February 2026 visit; review published 21 February 2026. Exact capture date not supplied.Photo: Kenpasha / Tripadvisor
