Decent spot for coffee. Had a piccolo latte which was a little light. The space is loud and crowded, and the ambiance is ok. So it's fine, just not great.
The coffee and food is nice, but this branch is quite small and the background music is a bit too loud too. Good for a quick fix but probably not suitable for those who want a quiet place to spend the whole afternoon at.
The calm interior and the cluttered cityscape seen from the window are in harmony.
Unusual in Hong Kong, the table and the table are wide.
You can relax and enjoy delicious coffee.
Nice environment and good food. Not to many tables and it maybe hard to seat down during peak hours. They have coffees and teas plus some limited choices of food and cakes. Overall good quality and reasonably pricee considered the location. I tried the apple crumble and the lemon tart both quite good. On the savoury side I also tried the salmon tartine, also good.
Chill location for a cup of wonderful coffee
This is a more casual coffee shop, designed for 'ready to go' rather than a 'Pray tarry a while' place. NB.Quite limited table seats on my visit. Made do with wooden seat bar stools along wall mounted bar top. I found that uncomfortable after 15 mins. A great biz model though! People tended not to dwell too long so customer turnover looked fairly swift. Nice, friendly staff team . The coffee was good. Cakes and pastries looked good. The Interior design was austere not cosy enough for my liking though. Overall experience 4*
I had an iced black and it was👌 I even forget to take a photo
I had a cappuccino and the banana bread and both were quite disappointing. I wanted to love it but both were mediocre at the most.
best coffee in town
So many have raved about Coco Espresso. I just had to see for myself.
Visited on a late Sunday morning. The small shop only had one other patron. I’m not sure if the barista was a Sunday part-timer or what. But he seemed very distant and not at all enthusiastic. I mean the place felt like a specialty coffee shop, but the people just didn’t fit in.
I had a latte, which I’d have to say, is just not my cup of coffee. The milk is steamed and foamed to a nice texture, giving a nice latte art. But the espresso base is flat and not interesting at all. I had to wonder if the barista was a regular.
I would give it one more try on another busier day.
Although I can't drink coffee, I've been wanting to come here for a few months and I was finally able to come. I ordered a slice of cake and herbal tea and both were really good. It's a pretty small space but was packed. I noticed a few foreigners who looked like they were experts on coffee. For all you coffee lovers, I highly recommend this coffee shop!
Small shop but nice coffee place.
Best coffee in HK imho
One of the best coffee u can have
Small cafe, brewing hand drip coffee and selling some coffee instruments. Choices may be limited, but brewing in such a close and friendly environment.
Lovely lovely coffee shop with freaking amazing, friendly staff and good coffee. They face tourists all day long so the service is A++++ Unfortunately the downside is that Coco Espresso really is a tourist stop. Especially located right smack in the centre of this touristy neighbourhood, it really is just another coffee shop for people who are tired from walking all day. So here's a warning: tourists are loud.
Great coffee.. taste damn good.. and cozy place..
where you can find serious coffee. but seats are rather limited.
Delicious creamy flat whites with smooth espresso flavor. Really good coffees here and friendly staff!