If you love coffee and you’re planning a trip to North Vietnam, prepare to be blown away and spoilt for choice by the amount of incredible coffee shops on offer.
Known for its deep-rooted coffee culture, Hanoi has a wide mix of traditional and modern coffee shops, each offering a unique experience. Whether you’re seeking out an authentic Vietnamese coffee experience, a quiet, cozy corner to get some work done, or a trendy Instagram hot-spot, Hanoi’s coffee scene has it all.
In this blog post, we’ll explore 30 of the best coffee shops in Hanoi—and what experience they’re the best for—to provide the ultimate guide to the city’s renowned coffee shop culture in 2024.
Coffee Culture in Vietnam
Coffee is more than just a beverage in Vietnam – it’s an integral part of daily life. Introduced by the French in the 1850s, coffee quickly became popular across the country. Today, Vietnam is the world’s second-largest coffee producer, known primarily for its Robusta beans, which are higher in caffeine and have a stronger, more bitter flavor than the Arabica variety.
Coffee shops in Hanoi are not just places to grab a quick caffeine fix. They are central to the city’s social fabric, serving as gathering spots for friends, families, and even business meetings. You’ll often find locals sitting on small stools outside a café, chatting over cups of coffee, or working quietly on their laptops inside.
The café culture in Hanoi is also a reflection of the city’s creative spirit. Many coffee shops showcase local art, host live music, and provide a space for language exchanges or book clubs. Some cafés even double as coworking spaces, offering a quiet place for digital nomads to work.
Unique Vietnamese Coffee Drinks
When visiting coffee shops in Hanoi, you'll find a wide range of coffee drinks that are distinct to Vietnam. Here are some of the must-try beverages:
Iced Coffee with Condensed Milk: One of the most popular Vietnamese coffee drinks, this is a sweet and creamy treat made by mixing robusta coffee with condensed milk and ice. Its rich flavor and smooth texture make it a perfect way to cool off on a hot day.
Egg Coffee: A Hanoi specialty, egg coffee was created during a milk shortage in the 1940s. It’s made by whipping egg yolks with sugar and condensed milk, then pouring this rich, creamy mixture over strong coffee. The result is a velvety and decadent drink that's almost dessert-like until you get to the actual coffee—then its intensity will knock your socks off!
Coconut Coffee: For a tropical twist, try coconut coffee, which blends icy coconut cream with black coffee. This drink is refreshing and indulgent, perfect for warm afternoons in Hanoi.
Salt Coffee: Although less well-known, salt coffee is a surprising combination of sweet, salty, and strong flavors. It features a layer of salted cream foam on top of coffee, offering a unique flavor profile reminiscent of salted caramel.
Must Read: 12+ Coffees to Try in North Vietnam.
Coffee Brewing Methods in Hanoi
Hanoi's coffee shops use a variety of brewing techniques, with the traditional Vietnamese Phin filter being the most iconic. This slow-drip method involves placing a small metal filter over a cup, where hot water is poured over ground coffee, allowing it to slowly seep through. The result is a bold, rich coffee that's perfect for savoring over long conversations.
More modern coffee shops in Hanoi also embrace third-wave brewing methods like pour-over, AeroPress, and espresso machines. Whether you prefer your coffee the traditional way or are looking to try more contemporary styles, you will definitely find something that suits your taste in Hanoi.
Discovering the Best Coffee Shops in Hanoi
Now that you know a bit about Vietnam’s coffee culture, you're ready to explore Hanoi's best coffee shops. From hole-in-the-wall cafés to sleek modern spaces, the city is full of options. While there’s a café on nearly every corner, a few spots stand out for their unique atmosphere, high-quality brews, and exceptional service.
1. Best for Aesthetics: Hidden Gem Café
If you're looking for the most Instagrammable spot in Hanoi, Hidden Gem Café is the perfect destination. Tucked away in a quiet alley, this café is filled with unique decor made from upcycled materials—think chandeliers made from old bottles and seats fashioned from water jugs.
The quirky design is matched by an equally creative menu featuring drinks like sticky rice pandan leaf coffee and salt coffee. Its cozy, light-filled atmosphere makes it an ideal spot for lounging with a smoothie or Vietnamese bánh mì.
☕ Best for: Aesthetic lovers and upcycled decor
📍 Location: 3b Hang Tre In The Alley Hanoi 100000 Hanoi
💻 Work-friendly? Yes, with plenty of natural light and seating
2. Best for Brunch: Xofa Café & Bistro
For those who enjoy a leisurely brunch, Xofa Café & Bistro is the go-to spot. Open 24/7, this café offers a homely, relaxed atmosphere with beautifully decorated interiors, including paintings, plants, and comfy sofas. The open-air stairs bathed in natural light make for a perfect Instagram moment. Their menu is packed with European delicacies like crepes, British breakfast, and pasta.
☕ Best for: Brunch and a cozy ambiance
📍 Location: 14 Tong Duy Tan Hoan Kiem Hanoi 100000 Hà Nội
💻 Work-friendly? Yes, comfortable atmosphere and plenty of seating
🌟 Author’s favorite: Blueberry green tea
3. Best for Egg Coffee: Café Giang
Café Giang is a Hanoi institution, famous for its legendary egg coffee, a staple it has been serving up for over 70 years. The atmosphere is authentically local, with tiny tables and chairs packed into a vibrant, buzzing space.
While it’s not suitable for setting up a workstation, it’s a must-visit for anyone wanting to experience this traditional Vietnamese drink in an authentic location. With creative takes on egg coffee, from Oreo to Matcha, this café is perfect for a quick break in your day. Try the iced egg coffee, especially on a hot day, and experience a true taste of Hanoi’s café culture.
☕ Best for: Traditional Vietnamese egg coffee
📍 Location: 39 Phố Nguyễn Hữu Huân Hà Nội 11007 Hà Nội
💻 Work-friendly? No, best for a quick coffee experience
🌟 Author’s favourite: Egg Mocha
4. Best for Book Lovers: Tranquil Books & Coffee
A sanctuary for those who need to get some work done, Tranquil Books & Coffee is the ultimate co-working coffee shop. With cozy interiors lined with bookshelves and a quiet ambiance, this spot is perfect for reading, working, or relaxing.
The café also has an outdoor seating area for those who prefer more light. Make sure to try their salt coffee or banana coffee for a unique Vietnamese caffeine experience.
☕ Best for: Digital nomads and book lovers
💻 Work-friendly? Yes, though the lighting can be dim indoors
5. Best for Rooftop Views: Trill Rooftop Café
For panoramic views of the city, Trill Rooftop Café is the place to be. Located on the rooftop of Hei Tower, this café offers stunning bird's-eye views of Hanoi along with a chill vibe.
The space is expansive, featuring a swimming pool, gym, and restaurant, making it more than just a coffee shop. Seasonal drinks like fruit juices and smoothies complement their coffee menu, and events like music shows often light up the space.
☕ Best for: Rooftop views and city panoramas
💻 Work-friendly? No, best enjoyed for its atmosphere and views
🌟 Signature Experience: Sunset views over the city
6. Best for Instagram: The Note Coffee
Known as one of the world’s most Instagrammable coffee shops, The Note Coffee might have already caught your attention on social media. Covered in thousands (yes, thousands) of handwritten post-it notes, each corner of this café is photogenic and deserving of a place in your latest digital update.
Located near Hoan Kiem Lake, this coffee shop is easily accessible for those staying in Hanoi Old Quarter—perhaps at the best hostel in town, Bong Hanoi Hostel (wink wink)?! The menu offers a wonderful selection of coffee, including an iced coconut latte, paired with pastries or our go-to, the indulgent chocolate cake.
It’s not the ideal place for working due to the lively and engaging environment, but it’s perfect for a fun, creative break from sightseeing. Spread over four floors, each inch is packed with handwritten messages, from floor to ceiling. Make sure to leave your own note before heading out and have a look at what others have left behind before you—it won’t be long before they’re lost forever under the constantly-added colorful, papery updates.
☕ Best for: Instagram-worthy decor and creative drinks
📍 Location: 64 Luong Van Can Hà Nội 10000 Hà Nội
💻 Work-friendly? No, too much to see and read!
🌟 Instagram Appeal: Bright, colorful sticky notes everywhere
7. Best Hidden Gem: Maison de Tet Décor
Maison de Tet Décor is more than just a coffee shop—it's also a home décor store, filled with beautiful furniture and artisanal pieces. The serene setting and artisanal coffee make this spot a hidden gem in Hanoi. Its garden area offers a peaceful retreat from the intense busyness of the city beyond, making it a great place for a relaxed coffee or brunch. Don’t miss out on their delicious pastries.
☕ Best for: Quiet atmosphere and brunch in a tranquil garden setting
📍 Location: 26 Quảng Bá Tây Hồ Hanoi 100000 Hanoi
💻 Work-friendly? No, better for relaxation
🌟 Author’s favorite: Literally every pastry
8. Best Nostalgic Vibe: Hanoi Time Coffee
Situated near Hoan Kiem Lake, Hanoi Time Coffee transports you back to the heyday of ancient architecture. The coffee shop’s old-world charm, exposed brick walls, and classic furniture set the tone for a laid-back coffee experience. Enjoy signature drinks like egg coffee or cacao while doing some all important and satisfying people-watching from the balcony.
☕ Best for: Nostalgic atmosphere and classic drinks
📍 Location: 39 Dinh Tien Hoang, Hoan Kiem District
💻 Work-friendly? No, better for relaxing with a view
🌟 Signature Drink: Egg coffee and egg cacao
9. Best for Phin Coffee: Café Dinh
For those wanting to experience authentic Vietnamese egg coffee, Café Dinh is a must-visit. Owned by the daughter of the egg coffee's inventor, it provides a relaxed, authentic atmosphere tucked away on the second floor of an old house.
The coffee shop’s simplicity and its panoramic view of Hoan Kiem Lake make it an ideal spot for a quick coffee break. While not suited for working, its rich history and exceptional egg coffee make it a standout in Hanoi’s café culture.
☕ Best for: Phin coffee and historic atmosphere
💻 Work-friendly? No, best to enjoy the authentic experience
🌟 Favorite feature: The amazing coffee art
10. Best for a Healthy Twist: Lofita - Paris Dream
Lofita Coffee, with its sleek, modern design, offers a range of healthy, trendy drinks like cashew milk, fruit juices, and lemongrass tea. Its location on the 9th and 10th floors provides great views of the city below, including the organized chaos of Hanoi’s crazy traffic. The menu focuses on health-conscious options while still catering to coffee lovers with classic lattes and cappuccinos.
☕ Best for: Healthy drinks and smoothies with great views
📍 Location: 9-10th floor, 338 Pho Hue, Hai Ba Trung District, Hanoi 100000
💻 Work-friendly? Yes, but it's often busy
🌟 Best Drink: Healthy smoothies and cashew milk drinks
If you miss Lofita in Hanoi, there are other chains available in Ha Giang City, so why not stop there before embarking on Bong Hostel’s famous Ha Giang Loop tour?
11. Best for Minimalist Aesthetic: Kone Café
For a more minimalist vibe, Kone Café is perfect with its white and brown decor and focus on simple, high-quality beverages.
The menu may be small, but every item is crafted with care—try their caramel tea macchiato or yogurt coffee for something different. The space is perfect for quiet reflection or getting to know new traveling friends.
☕ Best for: Minimalist decor and simple, quality drinks
📍 Location: 295 Kham Thien Street, Dong Da District Hanoi 115221
💻 Work-friendly? Yes, it's a quiet and peaceful spot
🌟 Best Drink: Caramel tea macchiato
12. Best Train Street Coffee Shop: Hanoi 1990s
One of the most iconic experiences in Hanoi is found on Train Street, where a train passes through a narrow alleyway, right by the doors of local cafés. Hanoi 1990s is a gem along this street, with a fantastic view of the train as it comes just feet away from where you're sitting. The proximity of the train might be intimidating, but the café staff ensures your safety with clear instructions.
Normally, entry to Train Street is controlled by police, and you can only access the area through invitation by a café. However, in typical laid-back, loveable Asian-fashion, it somehow just works out that you can rock up without much hassle at all. Make sure to check the schedule and arrive early to grab a good seat.
☕ Best for: Authentic Train Street experience
📍 Location: Ngõ 222 Đ. Lê Duẩn
💻 Work-friendly? No, the incoming train will keep you on edge!
🌟 Our advice: The atmosphere is unique and thrilling, but caution is key, as the train passes incredibly close.
13. Best for Hidden Gem: Hidden Alley Coffee
If you enjoy hunting for hidden gems, then Hidden Alley Coffee is the spot for you! Tucked away behind an unassuming alley and up a staircase, this café can be easily missed if you’re not looking for it.
Inside, it offers a cozy and inviting atmosphere perfect for unwinding after a long day of exploring Hanoi’s bustling streets. The dark, grungy vibe inside contrasts nicely with the bright, airy outdoor terrace, providing options for every mood.
While many patrons are seen with their laptops, the dim lighting and somewhat uncomfortable seating make it less ideal for serious work. That said, it’s a great place to enjoy a drink and perhaps some dessert—we can highly recommend the cheesecake!
☕ Best for: A hidden spot with an outdoor terrace
📍 Location: Số 9B, Ngõ Bảo Khánh, Bảo Khánh, Hoàn Kiếm Hanoi 100000 Hoàn Kiếm,
💻 Work-friendly? You’ll see laptops, but it’s not the most comfortable place for long work sessions.
14. Best for Salt Coffee: The Little Plan
While we’re on the subject of secret coffee shops, The Little Plan is another of Hanoi’s true hidden gems. Its quiet, relaxed atmosphere makes it a lovely spot for those looking to escape the hustle and bustle. Despite its small size, the café has two levels, with a pretty outdoor balcony.
The café is known for its unique salt coffee, a must-try for those who enjoy experimenting with different flavors. While it’s not the best spot for digital nomads, it’s perfect for a quiet afternoon of relaxation.
☕ Best for: Salt coffee and a calm atmosphere
📍 Location: 11 Phủ Doãn Hà Nội, Hanoi City, 100000 Hanoi
💻 Work-friendly? Not really, it’s a bit too small and quiet for long work sessions.
15. Best for Brunch: Lifted Coffee & Brunch
After a heavy night on Hanoi’s Beer Street there is no better hangover destination than Lifted Coffee & Brunch—it is the perfect place to indulge in some Western comfort food. From oozing grilled cheese sandwiches to fresh, zingy smoothie bowls, the menu caters to a variety of tastes.
Lifted Coffee & Brunch also has a charming balcony area where you can people-watch while sipping on a refreshing juice or indulging in some seriously good French toast. However, it’s more of a brunch hangout than a work-friendly spot, especially given how busy it gets.
☕ Best for: Brunch with a Western twist if you’re craving a break from Vietnamese food
📍 Location: 101 P. Hàng Gà, Hàng Bồ, Hoan Kiem District Hanoi
💻 Work-friendly? Yes, with a laid-back vibe but it can get very busy, which might be off-putting
🌟 Our advice: Pick up a donut for later on the way out!
16. Best for Trendy vibes: HipHub Café
HipHub Café stands out with its spacious four floors, each offering a distinct vibe. It's perfect for digital nomads who like a change of scenery without leaving their workspace.
With views overlooking St. Joseph Cathedral, HipHub provides a picturesque backdrop for working or unwinding. Their lychee bubble tea is a customer favorite, and the café's rooftop is a great spot to take a break.
☕ Best for: Trendy vibes and creative drinks
📍 Location: 45 Lý Quốc Sư, Hoàn Kiếm, Hà Nội Hà Nội 11006 Hà Nội City
💻 Work-friendly? Yes, with a modern ambiance
🌟 Author’s favorite: The bubble teas
17. Best for Smoothies: An Café
For a simple yet outstanding meal, An Café is a standout in Hanoi’s food and coffee scene. Despite its small size, the café serves one of the best banh mi sandwiches in the city, alongside delicious smoothies and Vietnamese coffee. The outdoor seating on a busy street is a nice spot to watch the world go by, while the intimate indoor space feels welcoming.
This spot is particularly known for its flavorful egg coffee, which is beautifully presented with latte art. It’s a small, no-fuss café that delivers big on flavor and atmosphere, making it a must-visit for anyone in Hanoi.
☕ Best for: Delicious bánh mì, smoothies, and egg coffee
📍 Location: 15 P. Phủ Doãn, Hàng Trống, Hoan Kiem District Hanoi
💻 Work-friendly? Not ideal—limited space, best for a quick meal.
18. Best for Social Scene: Cong Caphe
Cong Caphe is one of the most beloved coffee chains in Vietnam, with its retro military-inspired décor that blends history with coffee culture. Each location is unique, but all maintain the signature “Communist chic” vibe, complete with khaki-clad staff and vintage interiors.
The must-try here is their signature coconut coffee, a refreshing and creamy drink served in retro tin cups. It’s a great place to people-watch, especially at the branch across from St. Joseph’s Cathedral. While not ideal for working due to the busy atmosphere, Cong Caphe is the perfect spot to relax with a unique drink in hand.
☕ Best for: Great views and social ambiance
📍 Location: Various locations throughout Hanoi
💻 Work-friendly? No, most branches are too busy and noisy
19. Best for Creative Drinks: Vui Studio Cafe
Located in the heart of Hanoi’s Old Quarter, Vui Studio Cafe is a digital nomad’s haven. It's the kind of place where comfort meets productivity, offering an environment that feels like a friend’s living room, perfect for getting some work done.
The atmosphere strikes a balance between lively and laid-back, making it easy to focus or take a break with a good cup of coffee. Whether you're sipping on a latte or munching on a pastry, this café has a welcoming vibe, with friendly staff and well-made coffee, creating an ideal environment for both work and relaxation.
☕ Best for: Creative drinks and artistic decor
📍 Location: 3c Tống Duy Tân, Hoàn Kiếm Hanoi 100000 Hà Nội
💻 Work-friendly? Yes, with a creative atmosphere
20. Best Casual Coffee Shop: Drop In Cafe
If you're looking for a unique experience while grabbing a quick coffee, Drop In Cafe might be the spot for you. This laid-back coffee shop is more of a grab-and-go spot, with its focus being the coffee and the ambiance rather than a place to hang out or work.
Drop In Cafe’s connection to the city's iconic Train Street scene, offers a unique view of daily life as trains pass nearby. This makes it a must-visit if you're after an authentic slice of Hanoi life, but don’t expect it to be a hub for digital nomads.
☕ Best for: Casual meet-ups and specialty drinks
📍 Location: 163 Phùng Hưng, Cửa Đông, Hoàn Kiếm Hanoi, Vietnam 100000 Hanoi
💻 Work-friendly? No, better for socializing
21. Best for Digital Nomads: Blackbird Coffee
Blackbird Coffee is a standout among Hanoi’s café scene, offering not just delicious croissants and coffee, but an environment that welcomes remote workers. This two-story café, located on a quieter street in the Old Quarter, is perfect for spending a productive afternoon. Its well-placed power outlets, ample seating, and calm atmosphere make it an ideal space for digital nomads. Whether you're working inside or enjoying the courtyard's outdoor seating, the atmosphere is always conducive to both work and leisure.
☕ Best for: Specialty coffee and modern interior
📍 Location: 5 Chân Cầm Street, Hoàn Kiếm District Hanoi 110205 Ha Noi
💻 Work-friendly? Yes, with a comfortable setup
🌟 Author’s favorite: Don’t miss their pain au chocolat—it pairs perfectly with their carefully brewed coffee.
22. Best for Peace and Quiet: Gad8 Coffee & Studio
GAD8 is another gem for those looking to settle down with a laptop. Though it’s a bit on the smaller side, the coffee here is exceptional, with knowledgeable baristas eager to help you find the perfect brew.
The café’s intimate atmosphere makes it a great spot to work, provided you can find a seat. For anyone who enjoys specialty milk options like oat milk, this café delivers. It’s ideal for a quiet, focused work session, but you’ll want to get there early to avoid the lunchtime rush.
☕ Best for: Quiet space and artisanal coffee
📍 Location: 5 Ngo 50 Dao Duy T_ Hanoi 100000 Hà Nội
💻 Work-friendly? Yes, ideal for focused work
23. Best for Stylish Interior: PingPong Café & Décor
PingPong Café & Décor is the perfect spot for dessert coffee—yes they’re a thing—lovers. Their banana and coconut coffee creations are so delicious that even those who don’t typically enjoy sweet coffee will be converted (and that’s a Bong promise!).
With its two-story layout, this lakeside café is ideal for a laid-back afternoon in Tay Ho, the expat hotspot. Although it's not a workspace for digital nomads, it’s a fantastic choice for a relaxed coffee experience by the water.
☕ Best for: Stylish decor and specialty drinks
📍 Location: 148 Tu Hoa Hanoi 100000 Hà Nội
💻 Work-friendly? Yes, with a chic environment
24. Best for Fresh Coffee: Lá Studio
Lá Studio is a small but charming coffee shop that focuses on quality food and drink rather than being a workspace. With homemade bread, fresh yogurt, and incredible sandwiches, it's a great spot for a quick bite.
The café is often packed due to its limited space, so while it’s not ideal for working, it’s definitely worth a visit for its excellent menu and hearty scents of fresh bread baking in the kitchen.
☕ Best for: Artistic ambiance and fresh coffee
📍 Location: 44 Lane 31 Xuan Dieu Hanoi 100000
💻 Work-friendly? Yes, if you can get a seat
25. Best for a Tay Ho Coffee Fix: Oriberry
Oriberry offers several locations in Tay Ho and south Old Town, each with excellent coffee sourced from their own beans. Whether you're here to work or just relax, Oriberry delivers high-quality brews with stunning views over the lake. Their dedication to roasting and perfecting their coffee makes this a top pick for digital nomads who need a reliable workspace with a great cup of joe.
☕ Best for: Quality coffee and tranquil setting
📍 Location: 25 An Duong, Tay Ho
💻 Work-friendly? Yes, with a calm atmosphere
26. Best for Photogenic Coffees: Loading T Café
All hail Loading T Café, a set back—almost secret—coffee shop between Hanoi Train Street and Hoan Kiem Lake. The café is renowned for its almost princess-castle-like exterior and warm, gently inviting interior, complete with plush seating and soft lighting. It’s the perfect environment for sinking into comfy seats with a strong coffee and catching up with friends.
The menu has a range of artisanal coffee drinks, including rich espresso blends and smooth lattes. The egg coffee here is particularly strong, yet beautifully presented! The café also offers a selection of freshly baked pastries and light bites that complement its coffee offerings.
☕ Best for: Cozy ambiance and artisanal coffee
📍 Location: 8 Chan Cam Street, Hoan Kiem Hanoi 10000 Hà Nội
💻 Work-friendly? Yes, with comfortable seating and a peaceful atmosphere
27. Best for Authentic Vietnamese Experience: Cà Phê Duy Tri
Established in 1936, Cà Phê Duy Tri is one of Hanoi’s oldest cafés, renowned for its yoghurt coffee. Its nostalgic charm and dedication to brewing the perfect cup of slow-drip coffee make it a favorite among locals, which then makes it a favorite among tourists craving that authentic experience! Though it’s not a great place to work due to its compact space, it offers a deep connection to Vietnam’s coffee heritage.
☕ Best for: Traditional Vietnamese coffee experience
📍 Location: 43, Yên Phụ, Phường Yên Phụ, Quận Tây Hồ, Hà Nội Hanoi 0 Hà Nội
💻 Work-friendly? No, best for enjoying classic coffee
28. Best Courtyard Coffee Shop: The Hanoi Cafe and Restaurant
Located in a beautifully preserved 101-year-old villa on Hang Manh Street, this café offers a unique blend of history and modern comfort. The Hanoi Cafe and Restaurant is such a hidden gem it took me 5 minutes of walking back and forth right past it before I discovered it was tucked down a small side street.
The design team took great care in maintaining the building’s original architecture, resulting in a cozy, two-story space with inviting indoor seating and a peaceful outdoor area (keep an eye out for the heart-shaped exposed brick in the courtyard).
In addition to serving top-tier Vietnamese coffee, they also offer a fantastic menu featuring homemade sourdough and dark rye bread, making it an ideal spot for breakfast, brunch, or lunch. Recently, the café expanded its menu to include authentic Hanoi cuisine for dinner, which has been well-received by both locals and travelers.
☕ Best for: Historic ambiance and homemade sourdough
📍 Location: 10 Hang Manh str, Hoan Kiem dist, Hanoi, Vietnam
💻 Work-friendly? Yes, with a relaxed and quiet atmosphere and big tables
🌟 Author’s favorite: Poached eggs and smashed avocado on toast
29. Best for Fair Trade Coffee: Atelier Coffee
Atelier Coffee is a quiet retreat just around the corner from Hanoi Train Street. As both a roastery and café, it offers expertly brewed coffee, making it a perfect place to get some work done or enjoy a peaceful coffee break.
With its focus on supporting Vietnamese fair trade coffee, it’s a standout for coffee lovers who want to learn more about the country’s specialty coffee scene.
☕ Best for: Artisan coffee and creative atmosphere
📍 Location: 65 Tôn Thất Thiệp Hanoi 100000 Hà Nội
💻 Work-friendly? Yes, with a creative vibe
Must Read: How to be a Responsible Tourist.
30. Best for Bong Hostel Guests: Dream Beans Coffee
And here we have, last but not least, our favorite coffee shop in Hanoi. Tucked away on a side street, Dream Beans Coffee takes pride in its traditional Vietnamese drip coffee and third-wave coffee movement influences. Their coffee is roasted in-house, which might be why we love it so much, with a particular focus on beans sourced from the Son La region.
There are actually two Dream Beans Coffee locations, but our favorite is the one located right around the corner from Bong Hanoi Hostel—it makes rolling out of bed and towards our first caffeine fix of the day that much easier!
The staff are well-trained and very welcoming and the coffee shop has a very peaceful atmosphere making it a great spot for both coffee lovers and digital nomads. If you're interested in learning about Vietnamese coffee, the passionate staff here are more than happy to share their expertise!
☕ Best for: Dreamy decor and specialty beans
📍 Location: 79 Ly Nam De Street, Hoan Kiem District Hanoi 100000
💻 Work-friendly? Yes, with a relaxed vibe
🌟 Personal Favorite of Bong Hostel Staff
Our Thoughts on the Best Coffee Shops in Hanoi...
In a city as vibrant as Hanoi, the coffee culture is a true highlight, offering a blend of tradition and innovation at every corner. Whether you're seeking a cozy hideaway or a bustling café with a view, this guide has something for every coffee lover.
We’d love to hear from you! Leave a comment below and share your favorite coffee shops in Hanoi—let’s keep the conversation brewing, tehe!
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