Recommendation of Xiamen specialty cafe

The sixth night cafe

The sixth night is really hard to find. The so-called hidden in boudoir people do not know, it is in Ziqiang Road in an inconspicuous alley, from the direction of No. 1 Middle School, or the direction of Xiamen Daily. In the middle of a secluded alley, on the left is an old stone villa, with green plants crawling on the carved concrete wall, and the words "sixth Night Cafe" on an oval beige light box.

Tel: 0592-2073336

Address: no. 2 Ziqiang road, park east road, Siming district

Cafe luwak Luwak Cafe

Luwak is a kind of marsupial raccoon from the island of India. It likes to steal coffee fruit from the coffee tree. Luwak alias Little Beaver Cafe is to make time and people stay in the house with good memories. It is also an expression of dream and life. Luwak is the deepest coffee shop hidden on Nanhua Road. The room here is much smaller than the courtyard, where there is a tall longan tree. Every season when longan is ripe, the coffee time here is extremely sweet. And in the small room, its tone and layout are meticulous.

Tel: 0592-2081158

Address: 15-Qing Nanhua Road (next to the International Youth Hostel).

Lakeside Kalambi

Garumbi is the first coffee shop along the lagoon. Foreigners, business elites and fashionable people are usually regular customers here. In addition to clinging to its front-line view of the lake and the crowd with high taste, it also lies in the pure quality of coffee. In particular, the specialized dim sum restaurant extended from Galambi has also become the delicacy of Xiamen's western dim sum industry. In addition to being a pawn shop, you can also cross the street and go to the Karen West Diet restaurant across the street to enjoy the delicacy.

Tel: 0592-5312246

Address: one of the auspicious homes, No. 1 Jianye Road, Siming District.

Nanhua Road area, minority artists

It's Luwak, isn't it? this is good. It offers illy coffee, as well as Sunday open-air cinema, cat, and the price is ok. It's even more ok when there's a discount.

The drawer that comes up along that alley is very free, the place is small, but there is absolute freedom, the boss is still MUJI, you can communicate, the coffee provided is second to illy (the name is forgotten, sorry)

Cafes in other areas are more commercial, that is, they are expensive. If the price is not a problem, the cafe brought by Marco Polo should be a place where you can meet many foreigners and rich people.