5 Most Beautiful Cafés With Amazing View In Hai Phong

Hai Phong is a major port city in northeastern Vietnam, across from Cat Ba Island. Its leafy boulevards are lined with French colonial–era landmarks such as the neoclassical Opera House and Queen of the Rosary cathedral, dating to the 19th century. Hai Phong is also home to Du Hang Pagoda, an elaborate Buddhist temple, and Hai Phong Museum, which explores the city’s long history.’

No. 1986 Café

Photo: Happynest
Photo: Happynest

No. 1986 Café is one of the most popular cafés in Hai Phong and has gone viral among young travelers. This place impresses people with its extraordinary architectural design and eye-catching decoration. The highlight of No. 1986 Café is that it looks like an old, ancient castle.

With the idea of building the café from bricks, the furniture is made from old woods, combined with a green garden, No 1986 Café has created an open, classic, and cool space for guests. The desks and tables are painted brown, which follows the vintage style. At night, the scene becomes even more gorgeous and dreamy under the dim yellow lights.

Photo: Happynest
Photo: Happynest

This is café spot in Hai Phong is loved by GenZ travelers for its gorgeous background, and every corner is beautifully decorated. If you are a fan of Instagram check-in photos with vintage style, this place is perfect for you.

Café Bac Viet

With its design and friendly, professional service, Café Bac Viet has become a familiar place for many coffee lovers and tourists coming to Hai Phong. Currently, this is probably one of the Hai Phong cafes with the most branches, distributed on many crowded streets across the city. The space resembles the old Vietnamese traditional houses, with a simple roof with windows and a porch, which looks rustic, friendly, and cozy.

Photo: Bac Viet Coffee
Photo: Bac Viet Coffee

The café attracts a lot of guests from different places, with young people coming here to work, or travelers stopping by to have a rest during their journeys. The elders especially love Café Bac Viet who have been familiar guests here for years, sitting together and having a sip on their cups of Bac Xiu in the peaceful morning.

The menu includes nearly different 100 beverages that you can choose from, and there are also some of the most special flavors.

Photo: Bac Viet Coffee
Photo: Bac Viet Coffee

Guests are advised to visit the café in the early morning or late afternoon to avoid the crowds. This is when you can enjoy the tranquility and listen to classical music after a hard – working day.

Happy House Café

Photo: MIA
Photo: MIA

Possesses a poetic design and view that capture your heart the moment you step through the door of Happy House Café on Dong Cau Street. Without having to go far, you can still find a peaceful and dreamy corner to enjoy on your trip.

Happy House Café is in its most beautiful state at night, with the dim, romantic light surrounding the space creating a wonderful and relaxing atmosphere that makes a different world from the bustling city just outside the doors. Not only that, the café also serves some of the best and most delicious dishes such as Beef with wine sauce, Hai Phong spicy fish vermicelli, and Hai Phong spicy rice paper, which are loved by a lot of people.

Classe Coffee n Books

Photo: MIA
Photo: MIA

Classe Coffee n Books is well–known for its tranquil and relaxing atmosphere, and is suitable for young visitors who are looking for a good time drinking coffee and reading a book. The café has many small, pretty corners that will give you lovely backgrounds for Instagram check-in pictures. The space is vintage, classic, and nostalgic with deep brown tones. Combined with other petit decorative items, you will have the most beautiful photographs.

Classe Coffee n Books are just perfect for book corners to hide in and read while enjoying a little cup of coffee under the warm sunlight through the windows. The drinks receive good reviews from guests, and the staff is friendly and enthusiastic.

Prince Coffee

Photo: TravelMag
Photo: TravelMag

Nothing is better than getting lost in the main beige tone combined with the delicate and gentle pastel colors, with the deep brown interior decoration to bring an extremely luxurious and royal look to Prince Coffee.

Each dish at Prince Coffee seems like an art picture, not only stopping at the taste but also bringing satisfaction to the audience.

Charlotte Pho

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