Full bodied roasts in a great cafe. You’d be hard-pressed to find locals here due to preferences. However if your palate is used to third wave coffee, it’s a respite from the sugary coffee drinks of Vietnam. Do ignore the countless posts from locals complaining on the price point. Dollar for quality compared to third wave coffee prices, it’s a bargain. We’re here to drink real coffee, not sugar syrup and condensed milk.

Amazing coffee shop, really a unique experience. Came here after going to their Saigon location and once again it didn't disappoint. There were new coffees available this time, great selection again. Coming here is almost like going to a wine tasting. The employees are also great and they know their stuff. Definitely recommend trying it out.

It seems like you're expressing your satisfaction with a place that serves drip coffee. The quality of the beans, the barista's explanations, and the experience of how temperature affects the taste all contributed to your enjoyment. The atmosphere is also commendable, and they even offer nutrition-rich special water. Sounds like a delightful experience!

I've been to over 200 or maybe even 300 coffee shops in my life just because I love coffee so much and this specialty coffee shop is one of the best. Every detail of this entire operation is absolutely epic. The amount of effort and thought that went into this place is astonishing. The level of love of coffee here is one all coffee connoisseurs will appreciate. This place will mesmerize you.

The perfect place to chill out with a coffee. They take care of the specialty coffee, let you know where the beans come from. The juices are delicious and you get a little card that says where the fruits are from. The pastries and sandwiches are simple, but exactly the small bite you need. I love the big koi pond around the entire building and the little sitting nooks. Would definitely recommend!

I came here on Sunday. The space here is quite beautiful with a factory style. I wonder why there is no Cappuccino or Latte here. The staff member explained it to me enthusiastically. Each type of coffee will have a different flavor and texture. Therefore, a suitable ratio of milk is needed to build a rich flavor range and a balanced taste. Depending on the type of coffee, the Barista will choose the appropriate method and proportion of milk, not as structured as a Cappuccino or Latte. What a wonderful experience.

I really like this place and very high quality of Vietnam coffe! I like sour and fruity taste and it is my first time to taste the Las Margaritas and it was so great! also you can see very cool and handsome dog in the cafe!

Excellent place for an amazing coffee. Here you will not just have another cup of coffee, you’ll have a complete coffee experience from where they source their coffee. Food is also good, we tried their panini. And the attention to details is spot on, a definite recommendation.

Very chill and aesthetic cafe, with really well made coffee and food. Coffee is quite pricey but a lot of attention was paid to ensuring the beans sourced are premium. We also ordered the grilled chicken sandwich and sourdough brownie which were both really good. Definitely a good place to enjoy some coffee and pastries or for digital nomads

If you’re interested in coffee, then you have to go here. They know their stuff — they have coffee from many different places; Peru & Colombia to name a couple! It may seem pricier than the other coffee shops around but you get the full experience, they’ll talk you through the beans and the process!!! Their level of English is impressive and just an enjoyable experience. Roy (the barista and expert) taught us a lot about the different process and notes. Highly recommend visiting!!! Oh and the coffee is delicious!

The staff was very nice. In our experience, the coffee we had was good. It was explained to us where the coffee came from. The croissant was nice, and the chicken sandwish was fine. The staff also went the extra mile in giving other places to check while we were in the city. The place has this industrial interior, which was simple and cool. They had a sitting area outside but we couldn't try it because it was raining badly. As for the price, it is higher than the usual coffee prices - maybe because the beans were a direct import.

I recently visited this charming cafe, and I must say, it was a delightful experience. The ambiance is incredibly cozy, creating the perfect setting for a relaxing coffee outing. The cafe itself is beautifully designed, making it a great spot to unwind. What truly stood out for me was the coffee from Peru. It was not only strong but packed with a rich, flavorful punch. If you're a coffee enthusiast like me, you'll love the opportunity to explore the world of coffee in different places, and this cafe is an excellent choice for that. I highly recommend this place to all fellow coffee lovers, it's a real gem! While the prices may be slightly on the higher side, the exceptional taste justifies every penny spent. Furthermore, The knowledgeable and friendly staff went the extra mile by recommending some fantastic local cafes in the area. Their hospitality and tips made the overall experience even more worthwhile.

Wow, this is probably the worst coffee shop in Da Nang. You pay 85.000 VND, which is about ten times the price that a local coffee shop would charge for a black coffee. What you get is hot water with a brownish tint that does not even remotely resemble coffee. Feel free to reply with your canned "warmest greetings" response to tell us that you genuinely don't care.

An ideal place to work. Spacious with lots of natural light and an industrial/rustic design. The staff cannot be more warm and friendly from the moment you park in front of the cafe til you walk out of the door. Options of non-coffee drink are limited only to three varieties of juice, a bit pricey (90K for a dragon fruit juice) but decent quality as plain juice can’t really go wrong. Would be a 10/10 if the chairs were a bit more comfortable and the pop-star dog a bit less indifferent 😞🍂

We found this place randomly during our holiday strolling down the street after dinner looking for some desserts and coffee. Found this beautiful cafe with a nice atmosphere and design focused on sustainability. We were greeted with an extremely passionate employee named Roy who has guided us through the coffee process. We went with black filter coffee and it was smooth as described on the notes. Also! we had an interesting common ground with both our us coming from Australia. Try their unique sourdough brownies (all pastries baked in-house) to go with the amazing coffee too. Great place, if you want to drink and enjoy coffee in its puriest form, highly recommend to try this place out.

I would happily pay 85k for good coffee but it is not to be found here. With beans roasted too light the coffee turns out flavorless. The coldbrew tastes like muddled plain water. The tiramisu is alright. Clearly overhyped.

the coffee was delicious, the food was great, and the building is impressive. everything you'd expect of a high end Cafe. The prices are western, so any traveller on a budget avoid expecting low prices. I think the prices, however, are extremely fair and even on the cheaper end for the quality received.

Good and good quality coffee! they will make a cup of coffee their way. A beautiful space to relax. People go to coffee shops for different reasons, so it's important to let others know what they can expect when they get there. the staff are very friendly and cute. they helped me understand the specialty coffee i drank. It's a great place to meet friends or a business meeting

A beautifully set up cafe with lots of natural lighting and industrial feel. Suitable for dates, friends gathering and family with young children or elderly. This is my first visit here after doing some google search. Was here for their breakfast, food here were decent but personally I feel their coffee is on the average side.

Amazing spot and a must visit if you love coffee! The service is great and the coffee is some of the best I've ever had. They offer a wide variety of single origin beans which are all roasted weekly on premise. The atmosphere and interior is modern and relaxing. Definitely my favorite coffee shop in Vietnam.

Arrived with an expectation bias that was not met due to its high reviews on Google. Average coffee variety and poor food selection. The location and environment is very nice, airy and spacious also quiet. The service is good and the koi pond outside make it very nice to sit for a while. Sourdough pastries should not be a thing! The cinnamon roll tasted like bread with just a bunch of sugar, the croissant wasnt even edible as the sourdough base makes it dry.

This is my favorite coffee shop in Da Nang! - Very good specialty coffee. They roast the coffee here with a lot of care - light roasting - maintaining the unique flavors of the beans. They have a selection of 5 or so coffees from Ethiopia, Guatemala, Tanzania, etc. - The shop is very nice. You can see in the pictures. - It is usually quiet and relaxed inside, and no music playing. The atmosphere is a little on the formal side. - They have an extremely good decaf coffee - This is not Vietnamese tourist coffee (no coconut coffee, no egg coffee) and not local Vietnamese style (no cheap and bitter robusta). People who prefer coffee that is sugary and/or bitter might be surprised and possibly disappointed. I've heard some complain that their coffee is sour, which is not accurate, but I think it can seem that way for people who drink bitter coffee regularly. - Staff are friendly and skilled. Some of them are extremely knowledgeable about coffee. If you go when they aren’t especially busy, would probably be happy to talk with you about coffee and share many details of their beans, roasting, water, etc. They put a lot of care into the entire process of coffee - sourcing, roasting, grind/extraction/brewing, water used, etc. - Compared to most coffee shops here, their prices are high. But any shop here with this style and quality of coffee has similar prices. If you like this shop a lot and want to come regularly, they have some options of basically subscriptions/pre-paying, and these can bring the price down significantly.

Quality Specialty coffee, reasonable price. Have AC, wifi, outdoor table.

Absolutely loved the recommendation from the barista based off my preferences for the afternoon-Hand poured beans from El Salvador. Love the little notes they prepared to learn more about the beans I chose too! Really cozy vibes, conducive for work/ reading a book and the pastries are decent too.

43 Factory is the perfect place to chill in Da Nang on a lazy day, especially when you want a break from the traditional Vietnamese coffees. I absolutely love the environment, the fish pond around the place is pretty cool. When you walk in, you can smell the freshly roasted coffee and pastries, it was delightful. There are many types of beans to choose from if you want a non-milk based coffee. I’m always on a hunt for good croissants and I can say the croissants here are the best ones I’ve had in Vietnam so far! Highly recommended :)

Cool coffee roasters in Da Nang. Definitely worth a visit. There is a good vibe and a lot of people work from here. The coffee is a little more expensive than other cafes in the vicinity, however you get what you pay for as the coffee is incredible. The WiFi is also very fast for those wanting to work!!

16:40 8/2 Good coffee, delicious Chicken Grill, great delivery from staffs It’d be my choice working here everyday

While I was about to write down my review for the coffee shop, the staff came and urged me to give a review. I feel incredibly uncomfortable about this. It’s all about good until this moment. I tried to say I wanted to do it on my own. He even touched my phone and tried to show me the steps. This goes over the line. To be fair. The shop offers excellent and high-quality coffee. If you enjoy light roast and third wave style coffee that addresses flavor and aroma uniqueness like me, you’ll find the coffee very tasty. However, I’m not sure this suits everyone. The shop doesn't provide good but less expensive options. I'll hesitate if I invite friends who don't feel right to spend that much of money on the coffee.

The only coffee shop in Vietnam that is serious about coffee I've ever been to. Their coffee bean flavor is outstanding, unique and clear. Especially the Kemgin of the Gesha variety from Panama. Very transparent, sweet, and lingering. Appreciate the value of coffee in their expression by roasting, serving products and presenting coffees from Barista. Try to understand a lot of value from coffee and people here. Respect! Their prices will be high compared to coffee in the area. But worth it because they are so far away from their source of raw materials. A lot of costs for the import.

Love the vibe here. Good canelé, but they should warm it before serving. Attentive staff.

Probably the best specialty coffee shop in Danang! They are using premium Arabica coffee beans sourcing from cooperatives of different countries. Try their cold brew and can’t stop coming back! :) Price is high but it is worth! Staff is really professional and friendly.