This relaxed and trendy joint serves up both traditional Vietnamese coffee and new age spins all day long. Located on the always popular Bach Dang street, the cafe can get a bit crowded during peak hours and seating can be tough to find. However, with such a great vibe and splendid views of the river and bridges, this shouldn’t be surprising in the least.
In Danang, for generations of locals, Long Cafe is a slice of home. This friendly, airy establishment has been serving up some of the best coffee in the city for more than 25 years. Patrons sit on eight or 10-inch stools crammed in next to each other so everyone becomes good friends in a hurry.
In Vietnam’s cities, nature can be tough to come by. That’s not the case at Moc Mien. In Danang, this is one of the best places to kick your feet up and unwind. The coffee is great, yet it’s almost second fiddle to the flowering trees, burbling pond and atmospheric terrace. It’s one environment sure to put you at ease.
Pho Xua is a bit of a cafe, a bit of a restaurant, and a bit of an ancient temple. The amiable staff at this establishment serve up some of the richest iced-coffee in Danang, as well as traditional Vietnamese cuisine. The decor is tasteful and well done, making for an all-round great time.
Hip and inviting, Danang 1975 is a great alternative to the better known coffee shops in the city that can get more than a little busy. It’s a bit of Brooklyn, yet somehow purely Vietnamese. A lively, well-lit facade greets guests wandering by and strong coffee and delicious desserts keep them coming back for more. A nice front patio has plenty of seating and makes a nice place to relax with friends.
