Well located coffee shop with a nice view on Nguyễn Huệ street. Reasonable prices, good Wifi and big wooden table make it a great place to work out off office. The missing star is due to the fact that this place can sometimes be crowded.

Great little cafe that serves meals and drinks with a lovely view of the street below, a little hard to find - it is on level three (stairs or lift both go there) down an indoor alley.

My 3rd at The Maker and it gets better everytime. The Maker collection boutique is on Level 1 and the Cafe/Restaurant is at level 3. They now serve a wide selection of food along with drinks and coffee. Choose between sitting in the aircon Cafe or on the balcony overlooking walking street. Awesome!

Very good coffee in a very nice place, other drinks are also should make you satisfied

Nice cafe on 3rd floor. Take the stairs unless you want to pay for the elevator. Large selection of drinks and some clothes/jewelry for sale. Plenty of seating and nice view.

if you like to see the walk street, plz come here. They have a nice place and quiet, good food, good drink.

Huge fan. Order the chicken passion fruit salad if you’re into things that taste good. It’s a great place to work. Just walk to the top floor of The Maker to “Steakhouse”.

Place has a nice atmosphere and great view over the walking street if you're sitting near to the window. Food served is presented very nicely and the overall atmosphere was enjoyable.

Juat had the rib eye steak here and it was actually quite good. A nice red wine sauce and a fair house red. The music at the venue is a little strange. A lot of club music playing while enjoying a steak is a bit odd but not off putting.

My first impression is that this coffee shop is trying to emphasize on its concept as a selling point. The problem is that I couldn't really put my finger on the concept it's trying to follow. The atmosphere is nice. Bright and not too colourful. Not too noisy. Tried to chocolate and the flan which are not that impressive. Charge ~$1 for a bottle of water (?). The books on the shelf are either fictions, or have titles that are straight out of a garage sale.