Everbloom, opened in late January at 30 Chau Long Street, quickly attracted Hanoi's youth, who have since flocked here for both coffee and photo moments.
The facade draws from European design, with white walls and a blue-gray upper section. Arched details on the roof, windows and entrance create a cohesive look.
The coffee shop operates from 8 a.m. to 10:30 p.m. on weekdays, and from 7:30 a.m. to 11 p.m. on weekends.
Upstairs, the second floor has a vintage feel, with wood tones, warm lighting, and textured walls. A piano and decorative shelves with vases and plants complete the setting.
Large windows on both sides bring in natural light, and each table is topped with a small vase of flowers.
The third floor is a glasshouse filled with potted plants and daylight through the glass roof. A central sofa surrounded by greenery makes it a key photo spot.
The cafe spans three floors across two symmetrical buildings, with space for around 50 guests. A central, open-air staircase connects the two sides and brings in light.
Another visitor discovered the cafe through social media and decided to visit.
During her earlier trips it was too crowded for photos, but this time she managed to get a few she liked. Her favorite spot is in front of the shop.
Kim Nhat Linh, 20, arrived at 10:30 a.m. She said she likes the open space and skylight for their natural lighting.
“I’m taking photos for my birthday next weekend. I’ll have enough to post for the rest of the year.”
Outside, a Juliet-style balcony with an iron railing and softened by petunias adds a European touch.
The drink menu has many options, though admittedly prices are on the high side and exclude a 5% service charge and 10% VAT. A coconut matcha latte, for example, comes to VND96,390 ($3.60).
Although the shop is spacious, it is often full, even on weekdays. Parking is limited and so visitors should come early or look for nearby options during peak hours.
