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La Place coffee and eatery Phu Quoc

Cafés4.7 from 499 reviews

171 Đường Trần Hưng Đạo, Cửa Lấp, Phú Quốc, An Giang 920000, Vietnam

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Opening hours

Monday
8 am–4 pm
Tuesday
8 am–4 pm
Wednesday
8 am–4 pm
Thursday
8 am–4 pm
Friday
8 am–4 pm
Saturday
8 am–4 pm
Sunday
8 am–3:30 pm

Hours are as published on Google Maps and are not independently verified. Check with the business before travelling.

What reviewers say

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  • 5a month ago

    10/10 and I am picky eater. Coffee, good, fresh juices, everything is very very well made, great prices, lovely staff. Highly recommended. As I am writing it now, we just sat here to have all that good stuff again, and we will be coming again!

  • 5Edited 7 months ago

    Absolutely delicious food, I tried the eggs on smashed avocado on sourdough bread and a banana and pineapple jam pancake which were incredible tasting, I’m definitely coming back to try more as they have plenty of vegetarian and vegan options which is great. The staff is incredible as well super sweet and kind. I had to add a couple more photos, we went back for more a couple of times and each time the food was amazing.

  • 53 weeks ago

    Delicious cafe and lunch and breakfast place. They were open later than Google suggests, we arrived at 4pm on a Sunday and enjoyed a scrumptious late lunch and refreshing beer. Service is very friendly. Came for Bahn mi which we’d enjoyed before, but so late in the day they run out but had very yummy Bun Thit Nuong (grilled pork noodle). We’ll be back, thank you!

  • 56 months ago

    What can I say. Never had a bad meal or drink in this place. All the staff are so welcoming, and treat you with reverie. And the smoothie bowls are Michelin star level. Oh, and the coconut coffee is addictive. Thanks to Lana and everyone for looking after me

  • 42 months ago

    Nice local cafe with tasty food and drinks overall. There was a bit of miscommunication, but that’s understandable and didn’t affect the experience too much. The only things that felt a little odd were the flies and the extra charge for bread with the shakshuka - we haven’t seen that anywhere else in Vietnam.

  • 46 months ago

    This café on Phu Quoc offers tasty food and drinks made from fresh ingredients. The fruit bowls are excellent, the coffee is very good, and the Vietnamese specialties are flavorful and well prepared. The atmosphere is pleasant and relaxed. The main drawback is the slow service, which is common on the island. The waiting time is long (40–60 minutes) and the food is served gradually, so dishes do not arrive at the table at the same time. Overall, it’s a good choice if you’re not in a hurry and want to enjoy quality food and coffee with a laid-back island vibe

  • 2Edited a week ago

    Food quality good. But waited to long before they take our order and after that half an hour that they asked you ordered coffee and juice? Yes, within 2 minutes the drinks came Minutes later 1 sandwich. 5 minutes later my avocado on toast. In between it looked like the guy was checking in and out people in a homeststay? They don't have a good system. Food good but not returning , don't mind waiting but this was not accaptable Update, second visit. Were served very Quick against the first time. Made a mistake with my change, got 50 k less. Update july 2026 Ordered banh mi and bahn xeo. Bread was okay. Bahn xeo was black burned on the bottom and the filling was to moist that it was completely soggy and un edible. Sent it back and payed for the bread and 2 coconuts. Did give them a chance but it was very disappointing.

  • 2Edited 5 months ago

    The food here is below mid. One of my friend from the UK got the chicken quinoa and said that his chicken was overly dry, which from my POV was clearly visible. My other friend had gotten the avocado toast and the sour dough was so mushy it looked like it was soaked in soup. She tried getting a different slice of toast and they only had one type and the server pointed at the menu that it was going to be an extra cost. I had the grilled meat banh mi and it was so bland I ended up adding extra soy sauce onto it. Overall very disappointing and very tourist forward. If you didn’t know any better you’re likely to pay premium for very mid food. I wanted to give this place a 3 star but both of my friends insisted 2, very sad…

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