A Korean run cafe specialising in sandwiches and cakes, in a small and comfortable environment. Wireless internet is available.
The fresh-made fruit juices are particular good.
English speaking staff in all stores, with prices averaging 20 for a sandwich, drinks are 15, and cakes at 15-25. A delivery service is available.
Ten Cafe is another fancy cafe trying to tempt you with it’s drinks and desserts. It has a classical elegant look, without being overwhelming, and makes a nice spot for a romantic Tête-a-Tête, or just to simply read a book without disturbance.
Kevin’s Cafe is a rare treasure in Guangzhou’s cafe scene. It is both quiet and comfortable, without ever feeling intimidating. Decorated like a colonial British clubhouse with wooden floors, large leather sofas and chairs, and a full sized piano, it somehow manages to stay hidden amongst Jian She’s more flashy places. However, what was once an exclusive atmosphere is starting to show a bit of wear-and-tear, and is looking a little rough around the edges if you look close enough.
You know the drill here. Häagen-Dazs, purveyor of expensive and desirable ice cream, have setup shop in Guangzhou. Its next to impossible to buy Häagen-Dazs in shops so these cafes are likely to be your only locations when an ice cream binge hits you.
Cafe Piazza is located in Guangzhou’s World Trade Centre, and is an open plan cafe with a very modern European style and is ideally situated for relaxation after business or a hard day's shopping in the local malls.
While the coffee is hand-made and reasonable, the food suffers from the dreaded Chinese psuedo-foreign make-over. Expect bland flavours with lots of cheese. Pizza's are not the size advertised, and an 11" refers to the size of the plate, not the size of the pizza (which comes in at 9").
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A very popular cafe for foreign and business people, with a snazzy interior, as well as outdoor and indoor sofas. A lot of attention has been paid to the environment, and it makes for a pleasant and relaxed drink.
Drinks are 30-60, food is 35-100, dessert is 28-38, and wine is 150-350.
What can be said about this universal coffee franchise? Like most other cities in the world, Guangzhou has it's fair share of Starbucks and the same products you expect to find elsewhere can be found here too.
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