Hoi An coffee shops

The small, pretty campus, a few paintings, a few old tables and chairs, evokes the feeling as if all the old memories of Hoi An were brought here, peaceful as it is, regardless of the bustling life outside...

The Inner Hoi An coffee space. Photo: D.LV

There are also restaurants located deep in a small alley, like The Inner Hoi An, which can be accessed through an alley from Phan Boi Chau, Nguyen Duy Hieu, or Truong Minh Luong streets.

If you go by motorbike, it is probably most convenient to turn in at alley number 4, Truong Minh Luong street.

The shop is a glass house, full of summer sunlight and trees, like the summer cafes in Korean movies. The mornings here are quite deserted and quiet, you can bring your laptop to sip coffee, watch the sunlight, and work on the computer.

The Inner Hoi An uses arabica beans grown in Khe Sanh, Quang Tri (the arabica beans in Khe Sanh have an irresistible rich flavor!) so the cold brew here seems to be better than other shops.

Coming here, in addition to drinking delicious coffee, you can also buy ground coffee, coffee beans, ceramic cups and some very pretty handicraft items to take home.

Or you can choose Phin Coffee & Restaurant for a street date.

Originally, this was a coffee shop specializing in serving high-quality machine-brewed coffee, Western customers knew more about it than Vietnamese customers. Later, they also served some Western dishes and some Hoi An dishes for breakfast and lunch.

The shop is open from morning to afternoon, is a two-room house, quite typical of Vietnam from the 70s, on a plot of land deep in a dead-end alley.

The restaurant is at 132/7 Tran Phu, you can get to the restaurant through an alley from Phan Chau Trinh street, or another alley from Le Loi street, or Tran Phu street.

It should also be added that in Hoi An ancient town, the alleys are all connected, and you can go from one street to another just by the alley. Imagine, when you walk in a narrow, winding alley between mossy walls, when you think you have reached the end of the road, Phin Coffee & Restaurant appears, a small but cozy space, covered with moss and green trees, bustling but peaceful.

Here, you will feel like you are lost in a strange place, where no one knows you. Here, time seems to stop, all your worries and troubles are left outside.

You can sit leisurely watching the sunlight shine through the leaves, falling on the yard, sipping cold brew and fragrant cakes, and can practice English comfortably because there are many foreign guests and many Vietnamese guests. So when you step out, you might not know when the afternoon comes...

Source: https://baoquangnam.vn/nhung-quan-ca-phe-pho-hoi-3155444.html