Taitung must go shopping-- Personality Cafe

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There are always several individual coffee shops in every city that allow guests with private space requirements to steal a cup of coffee. Recently, I found two such cafes in Taitung, which are full of various books to borrow, with melodious music, teach people to relax, and can hide in the corner and forget to worry.

Wen Ching in Taiwan likes to linger in coffee shops, which makes the local coffee shops have their own characteristics. For example, Cheela House in Taitung City is a small shop next to the old railway, but the end facing the old railway is actually the back door of the coffee shop. Its main entrance turns out to be a narrow hut between a row of old houses on the side of the road.

Day and night in a coffee shop, the atmosphere is completely different. During the day, there is a two-story patio above the coffee bar, which has a natural lighting effect. In addition, some of the walls still retain rough limestone walls, with slate floors, wooden bookshelves, leather sofas and green potted plants. However, in the evening, the lights of the coffee shop were dimmed, and the black-and-white photos on the wall, trinkets and furnishings collected from various places, and books under the black silk lamp immediately became the focus, because in a quiet environment, guests could have their own private space, which made the shop look like a small library with great taste.

It turns out that the bosses here are several young people who like to travel. They attach importance to the taste of life and love brewing coffee. In addition to selling hand-brewed coffee, Italian concentrated coffee and fresh milk coffee, they often concoct creative flavor frozen coffee, all of which are of a certain level. It's worth a try. Query: blog.sina.com.tw/cheela

About five minutes' walk from the Cheela hut, you can find another cafe, 193 Cafe, which is popular with young people. The cafe, located in the old alley, is surrounded by two-or three-story houses that are at least 50 years old, so it is filled with an old-fashioned atmosphere. The door number of the coffee shop is not very conspicuous, at a glance more like a garden villa, but approaching the gate, you can see several open-air dining tables, a yellow cat sleeping on the recliner, the atmosphere is very leisurely.

Pushing open the door of the stone house, I found that under the soft and slightly brown light, the coffee bar and wooden bookcase were arranged like a small living room, feeling warm and cordial, and the aroma of coffee came to the nostrils. I love serenity, so I chose the upstairs hall to sit down. There are pictures of cats and warm tips hanging on the wall of the hall. Sitting near the window with white screen, the fan blows a cool breath and feels lazy. There are wallboards in the corridor, pamphlets posted with promotional leaflets, life photos of cats and postcards from all over the world. At lunchtime, I ordered a set meal that included soup, spaghetti main course, dessert and coffee. It's only NT $200 (about HK $52). The environment is good, the taste is good, it's worth it.