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Cafe Camy
Cafe Camy is ideally located on Van Cao Street near the roundabout by West Lake. It's a favorite among young people for its neoclassical farmhouse style and the desire to enjoy the fresh air of West Lake.
The cafe features a predominantly neutral white color scheme combined with pastel avocado green accents on the windows and railings, creating a fresh and pure atmosphere. The decorative items are carefully and meticulously selected to harmonize with the cafe's color palette and concept. Notably, the cafe uses tulips to decorate every corner, adding a charming touch.
Cafe Camy is located in a prime location on Van Cao Street.
Characterized by classic country houses on European farms, Cafe Camy offers a harmonious, comfortable, and peaceful overall atmosphere. The spacious five-story cafe includes four indoor floors and a rooftop terrace offering stunning views of West Lake.
The cafe's menu offers a wide variety of drinks such as coffee, fruit juices, and tea, and also includes pastries to enjoy. This autumn, diners can chat with friends, sip on a delicious cup of coffee, and feel the charm of West Lake during the changing seasons.
This is one of the cafes favored by many young people because of its neoclassical Farmhouse style.
Address: 7 Van Cao Street, Thuy Khue Ward, Tay Ho District, Hanoi
Opening hours: 8 AM to 11 PM
Mail Shop
Beyond its nostalgic charm, Thu Bao Cafe also showcases thousands of handwritten letters from the subsidy era. Located in a small alley on Thai Thinh Street, the cafe's atmosphere is completely different from the outside world, offering an unusually tranquil feeling.
Located in a small alley on Thai Thinh Street, the cafe's atmosphere is completely different from the outside world.
You'll feel like you're reliving old memories with the nostalgic flavors of your homeland.
Stepping into the three-story interior of the cafe, you're transported back to nostalgic memories, evoking a strong sense of hometown charm. The walls are covered with old newspaper clippings and handwritten love letters from wartime. The cafe's doors, crafted from weathered natural wood, bear the marks of time and wear. Above all, the balcony space, inspired by the film "The Scent of Green Papaya," offers a peaceful, refreshing escape amidst the bustling city of Hanoi.
The cafe features many items from the subsidy era, such as oil lamps, old radios, wall clocks, and vintage coffee machines. These items were purchased by the owner from secondhand workshops or antique collectors. Each item is associated with its own story, creating an authentic and captivating atmosphere.
Each item is associated with its own story, adding to its authenticity and appeal.
Address: 27 Alley 198 Thai Thinh Street, Lang Ha Ward, Dong Da District, Hanoi
Opening hours: 7:30 AM to 11:00 PM
Drop Button Coffee
Designed like a factory, Drop Button Coffee is a café opened by a Korean. Located in the West Lake area, the café uses soft pastel colors, creating a warm and inviting yet modern atmosphere.
Boasting a spacious setting, the cafe features both an outdoor garden and an indoor area. The garden evokes the feeling of a classic Western neighborhood with arched windows, awnings, brick-orange walls, and romantic streetlights. In the gentle afternoon breeze, visitors can enjoy a moment of peace from nature.
Located in the West Lake area, the cafe opts for soft, pastel colors, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere while maintaining a modern feel.
The two interconnected floors of the house are airy and filled with natural light thanks to the transparent glass windows and simple decor, creating a comfortable and relaxing atmosphere. In addition, the furniture and other items are chosen in soft pastel colors. No matter where you sit, you can take in the surrounding view, seeing the bustling traffic outside.
Address: 677 Lac Long Quan Street, Phu Thuong Ward, Tay Ho District, Hanoi
Opening hours: 8 AM to 11 PM
The Yard Coffee
The Yard Coffee, with its retro style and warm yellow color scheme nestled under green trees, will give you a relaxing feeling on a Hanoi autumn day. Harmoniously blending modern and classic elements, the cafe still evokes nostalgic memories.
The Yard Coffee features a retro style with a warm, predominantly yellow color scheme.
With its spacious three-story layout, visitors can enjoy a peaceful atmosphere with many relaxing spots. The cafe is especially notable for its lush greenery, garden area, and charming balcony. If you love green spaces, you can sit outside to fully enjoy the cool, breezy autumn weather in Hanoi.
The interior of the cafe is decorated warmly, with a classic European feel. Comfortable sofas by the window or under warm yellow lights are perfect for exploring the world behind a book. The walls and shelves are adorned with various paintings, including portraits, landscapes, and abstract art. These objects, combined with the pristine white curtains, create a soft and inviting atmosphere.
Address: 22/279 Giang Vo Street, Dong Da District, Hanoi
Opening hours: 9:00 AM to 10:30 PM
