The Boathouse

If you go swimming in Stanley, you can come here for afternoon tea and a bite to eat. It&#39;s OK. There are fewer people.

There are many choices for food and drink in Hong Kong, and there is also the almighty McDonald&#39;s.
The majority of customers at this McDonald&#39;s are Hong Kong locals!
The reasons why I go to McDonald&#39;s have been repeated too many times, because of milkshakes, because of cones, because of New World, the ice cream at McDonald&#39;s in Hong Kong is very milky, the staff also puts a lot of ice cream, and the price is reasonable. That&#39;s why I go there again and again.

[Taste] Delicious, delicious
&ldquo;There is no smooth road to pursue dreams. Only those who are not afraid of difficulties and can climb along the steep mountain road unremittingly can reach the glorious peak.

This famous bakery is relatively inconspicuous, located on a small road near Stanley Street. There are a few tables and chairs outside the door. The store is small but has a variety of products, including natural yeast bread, pastry desserts, croissants and a variety of drinks. . The products are managed by star pastry chefs, and the pastries are of high quality, authentic and flavorful, with first-class cost performance. When wandering around Stanley, there are many attractions and places to rest.

The environment of this Italian restaurant is so exotic that it makes you feel like you are in an Italian town. There are a lot of different types of bread, so you can take your time to look at them, and then ask the waiter to place your order.
For other staple foods, we recommend Burger and Eggs Benedict.
The burger is very filling, with a super thick burger steak, sauteed large mushrooms and caramelized sweet onions. However, the burger lacks gravy and is a bit dry, and the fries are just average.

Pickled Pelican is a Western restaurant + bar with a great location. You can sit on Stanley Street and look at the sea! You can also go to the second floor to play billiards. The price of Western food is a bit expensive. A salad costs more than 100 Hong Kong dollars, but the drinks are good. From 11 am to 7 pm, there is a 30% discount during happy hour.

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