Ha Noi City Tour & Coffee Class

We visited the small and charming place coffee & boutique and were completely impressed. We had a black tea with melon and lychee, as well as a salted cream coffee, both were excellent. Great value for money and the staff was extremely friendly. It's also a perfect spot if you're looking for something to go. We'll definitely be back

Didn't plan on adding a coffee shop to our must visit list this trip, but this small, charming spot changed that. Tried a salted cream coffee. Clean, affordable, friendly staff and a great spot if you just want something to go. We will definitely be back before the trip end

Found this place completely by accident, tucked upstairs beside one of the busiest streets in Hanoi. From outside it looks like nothing, but head up and it's quiet, beautifully decorated, and the staff are friendly. Had the banana bread and hot egg coffee, I didn't expect Vietnamese egg coffee to impress me this much, but it did. Reasonable prices too

One Pillar pagoda was peaceful, the Old Quarter was kinda crazy in the best way and St. Joseph's cathedral was great for pics. The coffee workshop was def fave though. We spent a few hours on the tour, admission was sorted and the crowds were manageable. The barista was patient even when my coffee looked questionable lol. Great for first-time who want culture + a local experience.

Hoa Lo Prison hit me harder than I expected. It was pretty intense, then Temple of Literature felt completely calm afterwards, which was a nice contrast. We finished with egg coffee and honestly that was the perfect way to end it. The tour lasted around 8 - 9 hours, but the time went by pretty fast all the different stops. Tickets were handled for us, the pace was comfortable and even with a few busy spots it never felt chaotic. Our guide thoughtful throughout. Best for anyone who wants history but also something fun at the end.

Really enjoyed this tour, especially the egg coffee class tbh. We saw the Old Quarter and One Pillar Pagoda too, so there was a nice mix of sightseeing + something hands-on. The tour was a few hours, entry fees were sorted and most places weren't overly crowded. our guide and the barista were both super friendly. Def a good pick if you want more than just walking around landmarks.

Wandering around he Old Quarter, we ducked into this little cafe without any expectations and ended up staying way longer than planned. Order a hot matcha latte that was so good I order a second one just because I forgot to photograph the first. Got to pet some puppies too. Definitely recommend stopping in if you're exploring the Old Quarter

I really didn't expect to find a place like this in Vietnam, friendly staff, tasty and fairly priced drinks, cakes that aren't too sweet, and an atmosphere that's great for reading or working. Even got to chat with other owner's wife, who was kind enough to give a small gift to a regular while we were there. Such a nice surprise mid trip

Didn't think a broken ATM would lead to one of my favorite memories in Hanoi, but I did it. Came in just to ask if they took cards since the nearby ATM wasn't working, they didn't but the staff insisted on giving me a coffee away. Genuinely kind people, and the coffee itself was excellent too. Moments like that are why I love travelling. I honestly didn't remember which street place on it, but I want to thank the staff and share this beautiful thing with everyone

never expected to stumble across a HP themed cafe in the middle off Hanoi, but herre we are. Fantastic ambience and cocktails to martch-best butter beer I'vehad acorss Australia, Japan and now Vietnam. Definitely made this trip more memorable, could not recommend it enough to any potterheads passing through

I was a bit worried the teenagers might get bored, but not at all! The visits to Temple of Literature and Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum provided them with interesting historical insights. The coffee class was especially fun with its interactive demonstration, and they even got to try kombucha. Everyone was thoroughly engaged!

For me, this tour was a perfect blend of food and culture. The delicious brunch featuring local delicacies was a fantastic start to the day. Following that, we explored Hoan Kiem Lake and wandered through the Old Quarter. The main highlight was getting to make my own egg coffee, adding a pinch of salt for that authentic flavor, a truly delightful experience!

My group of friends and I had a day filled with laughter and joy. From the intriguing history at Hoa Lo Prison to the hilarious demonstration of making Vietnamese filter coffee, every moment was entertaining. Everyone was excited to whisk traditional eggs for their coffee. A truly memorable and energizing day out!

This well organized tour was full of cultural gems. I was impressed by the intricate beauty of the One Pillar Pagoda and found a peaceful moment at the Temple of Literature. Trying egg coffee for the first time was a delightful surprise, its rich, sweet flavor instantly won me over.

Tour was a wonderful introduction to Hanoi’s rich history and vibrant traditions. I enjoyed the calm atmosphere of Hoan Kiem Lake and found the stories at Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum deeply moving. The coffee workshop gave me a unique look into Vietnam’s coffee culture, and tasting the freshly brewed coffee was truly unforgettable.

The sightseeing tour perfectly captured Hanoi’s highlights. I admired the Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum, felt at peace at Ngoc Son Temple, and loved learning about Vietnamese coffee culture. The freshly brewed egg coffee, made with traditional eggs, was a delicious and memorable experience.

The tour offered an incredible mix of activities that truly captured the spirit of Hanoi. I appreciated the solemnity of the Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum and was impressed by the elegant design of the One Pillar Pagoda. One of the highlights was enjoying a relaxing brunch while sipping on some great coffee and especially the cold brew served in a traditional setting. It was a unique and memorable experience that I’ll always associate with Hanoi’s dynamic and flavorful culture.

I loved this tour from beginning to end. The guide’s stories at Hoan Kiem Lake were captivating and informative. St. Joseph’s Cathedral stood out with its vibrant energy and beauty. The coffee tasting session with the barista was a highlight. Learning about the ingredients and enjoying a bowl of Vietnamese coffee along made me appreciate Vietnam’s unique flavors even more.

From peaceful vibes to bustling streets, this tour had it all. I admired the history at Lăng Bác and loved exploring the Old Quarter. The coffee-making demo at a local shop was a highlight, learning to make GG coffee and traditional egg coffee, then tasting some truly great coffee!

Excursion was a perfect mix of culture and local flavor. I was moved by the solemn atmosphere at the Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum and impressed by the elegance of the One Pillar Pagoda. Wandering through the Old Quarter, we watched a traditional demonstration and stopped at a cozy coffee shop for Hanoi’s famous egg coffee. A truly memorable way to experience the city's vibrant soul!

Hanoi is full of surprises, and I discovered so many of them on this tour. I learned a lot at the Temple of Literature, and Hanoi Cathedral was unexpectedly beautiful. Hoan Kiem Lake was serene and a great place to people-watch. The coffee session at the end was really fun. I enjoyed learning the local brewing methods. This tour is a good option for coffee lover.

I’m a big history buff, so I really appreciated the deep dive into places like the Mausoleum and Hoa Lo Prison. The Old Quarter was a lot of fun to explore on foot. The tour guide was full of personality and knowledge. And I can’t stop thinking about that phin coffee, never seen any coffee like that. It’s a great way to spend a day in the city.

Exploring Hanoi’s Old Quarter on this tour was a fantastic experience. Each corner had its charm, and the guide’s insights brought every detail to life. I also enjoyed the coffee-making session, which gave me a hands-on experience of Vietnam’s coffee culture. The combination of history, culture, and flavor made this tour unforgettable.

From peaceful moments to bustling energy, this tour had it all. I admired the history at Lang Bac Ho and enjoyed exploring the vibrant streets of the Old Quarter. The coffee-making session allowed me to learn, participate, and taste

We explored Hanoi's iconic landmarks, learning about its rich history, before diving into a fun coffee-making class. The guide provides great insights, and the coffee experience gives us a hands-on taste of Vietnam’s famous coffee culture. Perfect for those wanting to mix sightseeing with a bit of local flavor!

I recently had the chance to join a Hanoi City Tour combined with a Coffee Class, and it was truly a memorable experience. Both activities gave me the opportunity to explore Hanoi in a comprehensive way, from its rich history and culture to enjoying traditional Vietnamese coffee.

We were extremely pleased with the professionalism of the service, and the guides' warm attitude made our stay in Hanoi truly enjoyable.

The coffee in Vietnam is stronger than I thought, but I love it! The city is so lively and crowded. I can't wait to go back to Hanoi to try bun cha. I've heard great things about it and can't wait to taste it!

I've heard about the Vietnamese coffee. It's stronger than I think, has a really good taste. Attractions are beautiful. The city is crowded. I'll be back to enjoy more food than, there are so many dishes I don't have time to try.