Café entertainment in Vietnam
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Bobby Brewers
This is a contemporary cafe set over three floors, and the range of coffees here is professional. There are also juices, sandwiches, pastas and salads, plus movies upstairs.
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DMZ Bar & Cafe
Long the leading late-night spot, the beer flows into the night, the tunes match the mood and there is a popular pool table in the middle of things.
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Java Coffee Bar
This stylish corner cafe has hard-hitting espressos and silken smoothies, not forgetting some of the comfiest lounge chairs around.
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Cathi 24
Based in and around the garden of a French colonial home, this little café specialises in therapeutic herbal teas - although the less-pure will also find caffeine and alcohol on offer. At night it's particularly romantic, lit up with oil lamps. Order a drink and free plates of crackers, bread and fruit keep arriving.
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Serenata
This grand house is the perfect setting for a coffee. The garden is scattered with tables around a pond-filled courtyard, making it a romantic retreat. It also features occasional live music. It is down the same lively alley as the happening Acoustic Bar.
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X Café
Set in a lovely old colonial-era villa, downstairs is cool and minimalist, and upstairs has sofas and balconies with regular films. X also marks the spot for one of the strongest Long Island Iced Teas in town, served in a disturbingly tall glass.
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Himiko Arts Café
Run by a Vietnamese artist who trained in Japan, this place occasionally falls foul of the artistically staid authorities. A coffee shop and gallery combined, these are unusual surroundings for a drink.
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Shorty's Cafe Bar
If you're looking for an earlier start to the happy hour, Shorty's extends from 18:00 to 22:00. There's a free pool table here as well - along with a book exchange if you're after a new read.
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Gloria Jean’s Coffee
While it is kind of strange to recommend an Australian coffee chain to Vietnam first-timers, this is the historic Brodard Café, immortalised by Graham Greene in The Quiet American.
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Flightless Bird Café
Small pub with a dart board, chilled beer, Californian wine and posters of the Kiwi motherland plastered over the walls. There’s also a small book exchange.
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City View Café
Perched atop the Yasaka Saigon Nhatrang hotel, this garden bar has great views over the seafront promenade, making it a good stop for a sundowner.
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La Fenetre de Soleil
Housed on the 2nd floor of an old French house, this bohemian hideaway includes a four-poster bed. Juices, shakes, coffees and ice cream.
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Centro Caffe
Just about as central as it gets, this place has original Italian coffee in every shape and size. There is also a menu of Italian food.
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Re-Treat Café
Recreates Treat's recipe in the newer part of town, 'same same but better'. Not quite, but saves a walk if you're staying here.
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Ciao Café
This is a grand place to sip coffee and while away some time while admiring the wooden interior and tiled floors.
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The Hot Rock
Another popular place with a pool table, The Hot Rock also serves good food and plays some excellent music.
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Santa Café
Tiny little bar-restaurant on a lively corner. There is cheap beer and a predominantly Italian menu.
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