The Hideout Coffees

A features espresso blend with strawberry was very unique. Definitely had the aroma but it was an acidic espresso. Barista was nice to help me add a spoonful of milk foam (off the menu) as I prefer machiatto.

There have been quite a few new coffee shop openings around the Macau Peninsula in the past few years including The Hideout Coffees along Patio do Comandante Mata e Oliveira, just across from the popular Caravela Portuguese restaurant. Opening hours are 7.30am to 6pm (Mon-Sat) and 11.30am to 6pm (Sun).

This is a small place with just a few single seats inside. Many simply enjoy their coffee drinks standing outside the Hideout. Recently passed by and tried their espresso, slightly bitter with a citrus finish. Coffee taste is similar to most of the new places around the city, reflecting the evolving taste preferences of the younger generation. compared to the bold but rich, earthy flavours of the coffee served up at older coffee shops and traditional Portuguese places around the city.

In the end, not a bad little place for a cup of black. Convenient for those staying at nearby Hotel Sintra or those planning to stop at the famous Margaret's e Nata just around the corner. Coffee served here is much better than what you'll get at Margaret's so perhaps pick up your tarts there and coffee at the Hideout.

Very nice latte, and they got 3 options for ice drip which also taste great! Waitress are quite friendly
But just few seats however we easily find some

The pour over coffee is nice, I ordered Ethiopia Guji Natural, tons of floral taste.
Bristia is sweet and shared lots of her coffee brewing experience!

Good service and pour over coffee.
U should visit here if u wanna have a cup of single origin coffee.

One of the best coffee shops I've been to! If you can, try their specialty Drip Coffee.

It’s always nice to have a cup of good coffee at a reasonable price in the central of Macau. I can foresee myself to be a frequent visitor of this place.