Café Slow Hội An

What reviewers say

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

• ★ 53 months ago

  Highly recommended to go to this cafe early in the morning. I went there around 8 after yoga class. It's not too crowed because it was early. The coffee is okay. The tables with front view were already full so i had no choice but sitting in the garden. But it was nice, very peaceful. The dog is the star of this cafe haha.

• ★ 55 months ago

  Best coffee! A beautiful building with a view of the veggie farms. We ordered coffee, mocha, pesto panini and shakshouka. We loved every sip and every bite! The lady at the counter was also very kind and let us know when a table opened up with a view so we could enjoy it for our last sips! I’m so happy we were recommended to come here!

• ★ 54 months ago

  We popped by early in the morning after wondering around Tra Que vegetable village... I think the time of the day matters... it was cool and not overcrowded. The prime seats facing the farm were all taken.. so we sat by the window. One opened up and we moved. Great coffee and smoothie, the ham sourdough bagel was nicely done, warm and toasty, not dry at all. The staff informed us of what's available as not all items on the menu were ready... I reckon we were early. The doggy was a darling... haha added to the chill atmosphere. Love the place, the slowness as its name depicts... We left early before it got warm and the crowd was rolling in as well.

• ★ 52 months ago

  Café Slow Hội An is a great place if you want to relax and escape the busy Old Town. It’s surrounded by greenery and has a very calm, peaceful atmosphere. The design is simple and cozy, perfect for slowing down, reading, or just enjoying a quiet moment. The coffee is good, especially their hand-drip and Vietnamese options, and the pastries are fresh and tasty. Service is friendly and easygoing, matching the vibe of the café. The only downside is that it’s a bit far from the center. Overall, a perfect spot for good coffee and a quiet break in Hội An.

• ★ 54 weeks ago

  One of my favorite Slow locations. Nestled in the middle of Tra Que Vegetable Village, it's about a 3-minute walk from the parking area if you're coming by car—but the peaceful surroundings make it well worth it. The lush greenery offers a refreshing escape from Hoi An's heat, creating a calm and relaxing atmosphere. As always, the coffee and pastries are excellent, just as I've come to expect from Slow. What makes this branch special is the sense of tranquility—it feels even quieter and more peaceful than the others, making it a wonderful place to slow down and enjoy the moment.

• ★ 5a month ago

  Super cute cafe and you can truly enjoy the slow life here. My toddler, hubby and I walked around the vegetable patches and the farmers were so friendly. The cafe itself had amazing coffee and tea! Delicious carrot cake too. Loved it!

• ★ 53 months ago

  Tucked in the middle of lush vegetable gardens, this coffee spot feels like a quiet little escape from everything ✅ The atmosphere is incredibly refreshing—green all around, fresh air, and a peaceful vibe that makes you want to slow down and stay a while. Their coffee is just as impressive: rich, well-balanced, and clearly made with care. You can tell there’s real passion behind every cup. A perfect place to unwind, sip on great coffee, and enjoy a slice of calm surrounded by nature 💯

• ★ 22 weeks ago

  Just another TikTok spot for young people. It’s pretty obvious that most visitors don’t come here for the quality of the food. Some of the desserts honestly looked like they had been pulled straight out of a trash bin. The place is constantly crowded, yet it offers neither comfort nor coziness. It’s simply a location built for social media. And that’s exactly what people do here. Almost everyone has a camera or a phone in hand. They’re not here for the food or the experience—they’re here to take photos and film TikToks. To be fair, the location is very photogenic. It’s perfect for Instagram and TikTok. But beyond taking pictures, there’s really nothing to do here. I once read a comment describing this place as “completely overrated,” and after visiting, I couldn’t agree more. There’s simply nothing here worth coming for.