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Higland Roasters Coffee

Coffee roasters4.4 from 72 reviews₫1–100,000

18 Ngũ Chỉ Sơn, Sa Pa, Lào Cai 330000, Vietnam

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Opening hours

Monday
7 am–11 pm
Tuesday
7 am–11 pm
Wednesday
7 am–11 pm
Thursday
7 am–11 pm
Friday
7 am–11 pm
Saturday
7 am–11 pm
Sunday
7 am–11 pm

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

What reviewers say

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

  • 52 months ago

    Strawberry smoothie was fresh and tasty, food options were nice too

  • 52 months ago

    Great cocktails, tasty snacks and perfect chill vibes

  • 52 months ago

    The breeze was gentle, the view was open, and it felt very pleasant

  • 46 months ago

    We stopped by Highlands Coffee and the salt coffee was honestly really good — definitely worth trying. If you go back a second time and show your receipt, you get 10% off, so of course we went again and tried some of the food. The pho, though, was a big letdown. The soup was really bland compared to other places in Sapa. Fried rice was good, the pancake was not bad, and the spaghetti was just normal. Nothing amazing, but decent enough. If you sit upstairs, the view is actually really nice, so that’s a plus. Overall, great for drinks (especially the salt coffee), mixed for food, and a good spot if you want a nice view.

  • 2a year ago

    I’m sure the terrace is nice but the coffee was just bad and expensive ( 65k ) Also the orange juice was hot. Add some ice !!!

  • 23 months ago

    The worst mango smoothie i tried in vietnam

  • 15 months ago

    we ordered 1,3 million vnd worth of food The waitress was so rude and unprofessional at all

  • 17 months ago

    Redefining abysmal. You can sometimes tell when the management of a place is awful. There is a pall of misery hanging over this place. We walked in on a, freezing morning and cheerfully asked for two coffees. "Hot or cold? " Asked the gloomy faced boy apparently in charge. We laughed and said "Hot, of course. "Some 10 minutes later I went to see why it was taking so long. A miserable looking girl slouched up to the coffee machine with a plastic bottle of yesterday's coffee dregs and heated a couple of cups worth with steam. We were charged 85k for this travesty of hospitality. Review written from toilet, where the inevitable aftermath is splattering its way out. Avoid at all costs.

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