The Cups Coffee Roastery

What reviewers say

Excerpts from public Google reviews. They are the reviewers’ opinions, not ours, and we have not verified them.

• ★ 5a month ago

  Van was very helpful. Iced latte noice , air conditioning is very good , Danish and donuts very good , seating area very large easy to get chair and relax while enjoying their wonderful coffee. I think is best coffee shop in danang so do yourself a favour and try it you will not be disappointed i guarantee it.

• ★ 54 months ago

  I really love how relaxing, elegant, and thoughtfully designed this restaurant is. The ambiance feels calm, cozy, and visually pleasing and perfect for slowing down and enjoying your time. I ordered the Forever Berry, and it was excellent, refreshing, well-balanced, and flavorful. The banana bread is also worth noting; once heated, it becomes much more enjoyable, bringing out a richer taste and softer texture. Service was fast and efficient, which made the overall experience smooth from start to finish. Combined with the serene atmosphere and quality of food, the experience stands out as consistently enjoyable and well worth a visit.

• ★ 55 months ago

  Super busy coffee shop with an amazing vibe, where you can either zone out and finish your work, or engage in a fruitful discussion with your mates. Sprawling space and plenty of interesting items on offer. I stayed here for about 8 hours and was delighted with their wifi, coffee and snacking options.

• ★ 5a month ago

  This is such a nice place to drop in sometimes when you arrive Da Nang. Very convenient place with many close by places. Nice decor, friendly staffs

• ★ 55 months ago

  The Cups Coffee Roastery Solid coffee spot near the beach. I really liked their iced latte — well balanced, not watery, easy to drink. Coffee quality feels consistent. The interior is great: spacious, bright, and comfortable, with plenty of seating, so it works well even when it’s busy. Everything looks clean and well maintained. People are friendly and service is smooth, no attitude, no rush. Pro tip: some tables have electric sockets right at the table, which is super handy if you’re working or charging devices. Prices are okay / fair for the location and quality. Downside: not pet-friendly yet. Overall, a reliable place for coffee, sitting down, or getting some work done.

• ★ 43 months ago

  Nice spot for brunch in Danang. There's some sharing of the dining space with Bread and Butter Bakery, so some items like coffee could only be ordered at the roastery while pastry items at the bakery. There should be some signs pointing that out to avoid confusion. Otherwise a pleasant place to have a coffee and brunch.

• ★ 33 months ago

  The Cups Coffee Roastery – Đà Nẵng A roastery that perhaps takes the “roastery” part more seriously in branding than in the cup. The coffee here was a genuine disappointment — flat, poorly extracted, lacking the clarity and depth that the roastery positioning promises. If you are coming specifically for the coffee, temper expectations accordingly. The non-coffee drinks fared noticeably better and are the safer order. The space itself is perpetually busy, with a constant flow of people in and out that gives it more the energy of a transit point than a café. For anyone hoping to settle in with a quiet cup and some time to think, this is not that place — the atmosphere skews loud and transient, and the pace of the room never really settles. The one thing working consistently in Biển Việt’s favour — and here too, to be fair — is the staff, who remain polite and attentive despite the relentless footfall. Genuine hospitality in a chaotic environment deserves acknowledgement. The Cups has clearly found its audience, and the crowds speak to that. But for a roastery, the coffee should be the reason to come, and right now it is the reason to hesitate. Stick to the non-coffee menu, enjoy the people-watching if that suits your mood, and do not arrive expecting stillness.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

• ★ 35 months ago

  I stopped by The Cups Coffee + Bread and Butter Bakery while exploring the area and had a fairly average experience. The space itself is comfortable, with plenty of seating, and I noticed quite a few people working on their laptops. It’s a decent spot if you need a short break or somewhere to sit for a while. The coffee was fine but on the pricey side for what you get. The cà phê sữa đá was 39k VND and the cappuccino was 75k VND. Both were decent, nothing particularly memorable, but drinkable and served properly. I also tried a couple of viennoiseries and that was the more disappointing part. The Portuguese tart was not very impressive, lacking the texture and flavor I was hoping for. The pain suisse au raisin was also underwhelming and didn’t taste very fresh. Overall, it’s an okay place to grab a coffee and rest your feet while visiting the neighborhood, but I wouldn’t make a special trip just to come here.