Nostalgic theme Cafe-Cafe 3

San Coffee retains the old memories of an era, and it is undoubtedly a pleasant surprise to find such a warm place in the noisy city. Perhaps because of the special, SanCoffee is also welcome to be photographed, commercial or non-commercial, maybe now there are more commercial photography, and there is a notice asking for an appointment for commercial photography on the door. I heard that the boss of 3 Coffee is a standard young man in literature and art, with long hair and a warm dog. He likes Li Zhi's folk songs and likes shopping. There are stores in Chengdu, Wuhan and South Kyoto.

When I went to San Coffee for the first time, I only saw a light box of San Coffee standing on the side of the road in front of Bunisto. I went in from the parking lot and saw it behind Sichuan University Publishing House. It is also the form of a shop in a store. SanCoffee is the main store, with a shop in Jinchuan Bookstore, which is actually a wall of books.

Just enter the door is full of old things, there is a bar slightly higher on the left is the non-smoking area, white railings, jingling organ, rows of books separate the non-smoking area from the smoking area. The light is a little dim, and the baby in the town shop also has an old-fashioned bike, a hand-drawn food map of Chengdu, and the shell of an old-fashioned camera under the postcard box at the door.

There are two identical cats on the booth in the smoking area. The fat one is called Skinny and the thin one is called Fatty.

The courtyard behind San Coffee is often a place for meetings and activities. I heard that there are still people proposing here.

There are peppermint and small plants that look like alfalfa on the fake bar in the courtyard, and the special drink lonely coffee in the shop is made of mint leaves.

In addition to loneliness, there is also a very interesting drink called melancholy, lonely and warm, melancholy and cool are all 35 cups. The shop not only sells coffee, but also many drinks, such as the wheat cream of the "I'll see you in Heaven" era, 20 yuan a cup, filled with enamel cups printed with Chinese characters, coupled with youth biscuits, to the memory of 60 and 70 guests.