Cover Green Monday and Peta team up once again for Coffee for Cats campaign
Green Monday and Peta team up once again for Coffee for Cats campaign
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This year, 49 cafes and restaurants are taking part in the campaign where HK$5 will be donated to help animal protection for each cup sold
David Yeung’s Green Monday is once again teaming up with Peta for the ‘Coffee for Cats’ charity campaign.
As with last year, the process is the same—head to any of the 49 participating cafes and restaurants between February 12 to 28 to order a plant-based Peta coffee and HK$5 will be donated to the organisation to continue their work on animal protection.
This year, the participating cafes and restaurants will craft cups of the Peta coffee with British plant-based milk, Minor Figures Bartista Oat or other plant-based milk, with some even presented with cat-inspired latte art.
Among the 49 cafes and restaurants, totalling 85 outlets, below are our favourites.
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Elixir, Sheung Wan
Boasting a minimalist design with granite tones, glass doors and wood, Elixir is a crowd favourite for those looking for an Instagrammable cafe—and good coffee. An extra added reason to visit is the cafe’s resident shorthair cat, Charlie.
Elixir, 9 Mee Lun Street, Sheung Wan, Hong Kong
Hidden Coffee, Tuen Mun
Hidden Coffee is a little far-flung from most coffee shops but it’s well worth a visit. Where else would you enjoy some downtime without the crowds you’d usually see in Central or Causeway Bay?
Offering handcrafted coffee, the cafe also has a coffee training program to support minorities and those with intellectual disabilities.
Hidden Coffee, Shop 6, G/F, Lucky Building, 106 Castle Peak Road, Tuen Mun, Hong Kong
Uchi Coffee, Tai Wai
Japanese-style cafe, Uchi Coffee has a lot to offer: a good cuppa, a welcoming interior that has floor-to-ceiling windows, white walls and wooden fixtures and unique desserts.
It’s a great place to dine, chat, work or study and relax. The four-story cafe also turns into a nail salon on the third floor and a venue space on the fourth floor that hosts creative workshops.
Uchi Coffee, Shop P, G/F, On Shun Mansion, 49 Chik Shun Street Tai Wai, Hong Kong
Vego Coffee, Tsim Sha Tsui
Pet-friendly, healthy food and photogenic? Vego Coffee ticks all the boxes. This vegan place is well-loved for its healthy choices—using meat substitutes such as Omnipork or konjac. Their desserts are vegan which is perfect for those with dietary restrictions who have limited dessert options.
Vego Coffee, Shop 7B, G/F, Garden Mansion, 154–156 Austin Road, Tsim Sha Tsui, Hong Kong
Friends of Years, Sham Shui Po
Friends of Years is a popular choice if you’re looking for meatless or vegan options in Sham Shui Po—among its many cafes. But the cafe now has three other branches to visit, each with its own specific menu.
Various locations, yearshk.com
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Full list of participating cafes and restaurants
- Al Forno
- Artista Perfetto
- BiteUnite
- Blend and Grind
- Cafe 34T
- Cafe Zi
- Catch
- Chaplin
- Chrisly Cafe
- Coffee by Zion
- Coffee on Water
- Coffee Slaves
- Corner Cafe
- DK Cuppa Tea
- Elixir
- Favilla
- Fresca
- Grandmama Cafe
- Green Common
- Green Tech Cafe
- Hemingways
- Hidden Coffee
- Hooman
- Infiniti C
- Jomo Kitchen & Health Hub
- July Coffee & Co
- Lazy Creatures Coffee
- LN Coffee
- Lov Lov Coffee
- Loving Nature
- Naturally Choice Cafe
- Nizen
- Nutsy Coffee Bar
- Ohms Cafe & Bar
- Pop Vegan
- Restaurant 2084
- Return Coffee 362
- Rings Coffee
- Sofi Coffee
- Sports Elements HK
- Treehouse
- Uchi Coffee
- V.W. Cafe
- Vego Coffee
- Winstons Coffee
- Wolf Den Cafe
- Friends of Years
Jianne is a Hong Kong-born, bred and based Filipino. She graduated with a degree in International Journalism from Hong Kong Baptist University and went to work in Japan a travel writer. Upon returning to Hong Kong, she joined Tatler as a digital writer.
