Héstia Café & Workspace

What reviewers say

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

• ★ 5a year ago

  Omg, so cool place! Very fancy modern and stylish cafe. Prices are fair and the WiFi speed is insane good. Highly recommended!

• ★ 57 months ago

  Amazing place for working, good service, good internet. 3 floor only for co-working. No need to pay just order your drink then sit and work. Second floor even have meeting room for groups with projector.

• ★ 59 months ago

  Such a cute spot! Great café with a nice co-working space. The staff are really lovely and attentive. The coffee and waffles were amazing too. Will come back again for sure. Recommend! 🥰💖

• ★ 52 years ago

  Hey this is a great cafe, wide selection of coffee / tea and assorted drinks. It has a cool vibe about it, work area's on the floor above and balcony area's if you wish to site outside. Wifi was very good and reliable. Reasonable prices for coffee/tea from 30K. Staff were very friendly and welcoming. Highly recommend this cafe !!

• ★ 5a year ago

  Great place! The smoothies are super delicious. A bit pricey but food is good. Love the building and the atmosphere where you can just work in peace without being bothered. Wifi works super well. The design of the space is so cool with all the little alcoves. I like the decoration with the flowers in vases as well! Also, the employees are very nice. :) The only thing that’s a bit annoying is that the music is a bit too loud.

• ★ 511 months ago

  We had a Great coffee, Macha Latte and waffles and ice cream for the kids. You can sit on the cool upper floors, or enjoy a nice view on the roof top. Nice people and service. Very recommend!

• ★ 4a year ago

  Cozy place to get coffee and work. There’s decent space across multiple floors. Cold brew was good and service was friendly.

• ★ 33 months ago

  Hestia is beautiful—there’s no question about that. Someone with a real design eye has paid close attention to the details here. The “H” is thoughtfully inlaid into the tables, even carried through to the bathroom door handles. It’s clear a lot of care went into the aesthetic. That said, it feels like the space wasn’t fully experienced from a guest’s perspective. There are a number of small, easily fixable details that interrupt what could otherwise be a truly exceptional experience. To start with the positive—the service stood out. The barista who made my coffee was incredibly kind. Even though I don’t speak Vietnamese and she spoke limited English, she noticed I was struggling with the WiFi and stayed with me until I was connected. That level of attentiveness goes a long way. I ended up walking through every floor because I was curious to see the full space. The upper studio levels are clearly designed for quiet—no calls, no talking—which is a great concept. But from the ground level, this isn’t explained or communicated, so it’s easy to miss or misunderstand as a guest. The space itself, however, could be more comfortable. Much of the seating consists of hard surfaces without cushions. In a small café, that might make sense for turnover—but Hestia spans six levels. There’s room here to prioritize comfort, especially for guests who want to stay longer. The rooftop in particular feels underutilized. When you step off the elevator, you’re met with storage—unused stools and items that break the atmosphere. It’s a shame, because it could be one of the best spaces in the café. Even something as simple as a few fans would make it far more inviting in the heat. There are also some small functional details that add friction. The WiFi placards are placed directly in the center of the tables, taking up meaningful space and making it harder for two people to sit comfortably. Moving them to the corner would solve this immediately. The coffee itself was well presented, served with a small carafe of simple syrup so you can adjust to taste—a nice touch. However, it wasn’t accompanied by a stirrer, which made that detail feel incomplete. Even the coasters became noticeable over time. The wooden coasters tend to stick to the bottom of the glass, so each time I picked it up, it would lift and then clatter back down onto the table. It’s minor, but repeated enough to become distracting. On the ground level, the courtyard and entrance are genuinely magical. But that feeling fades slightly when storage is visible in open areas. Given how strong the design language is, it feels like a missed opportunity not to carry that intention through every part of the experience. Overall, Hestia has the foundation of a standout café. With a bit more attention to comfort, communication, and guest flow, it could easily match the strength of its design with an equally thoughtful experience.