Where the Beans Meet the Mist

There's something about sipping specialty coffee while fog rolls through pine trees that makes Da Lat's cafe scene unlike anywhere else in Vietnam.

La Viet Coffee

The undisputed king of Da Lat's third-wave coffee movement. This industrial-chic space on Nguyen Cong Tru has been redefining highland coffee since 2015. Their cold brew is legendary, but it's the espresso mocktails — think mulberry juice meets Vietnamese arabica — that make this place truly special. Come early, grab a window seat, and watch Da Lat wake up.

K'Ho Coffee

This isn't just a cafe — it's a journey. Drive 10km north to Langbiang's base and you'll find a K'Ho ethnic minority family producing some of the cleanest arabica in the highlands. The wooden hut serving area, draped in ethnic textiles, overlooks the very farm where your beans were grown. Farm-to-cup doesn't get more literal than this.

Bicycle Up Cafe

Tucked into Truong Cong Dinh Street, this tiny gem rewards coffee purists with an eclectic vintage vibe — an antique bicycle sits atop a piano, vinyl records line the walls, and every cup is pulled with care. The kind of place where you walk in for one espresso and stay for three.

Where the Beans Meet the Mist

There's something about sipping specialty coffee while fog rolls through pine trees that makes Da Lat's cafe scene unlike anywhere else in Vietnam.

La Viet Coffee

The undisputed king of Da Lat's third-wave coffee movement. This industrial-chic space on Nguyen Cong Tru has been redefining highland coffee since 2015. Their cold brew is legendary, but it's the espresso mocktails — think mulberry juice meets Vietnamese arabica — that make this place truly special. Come early, grab a window seat, and watch Da Lat wake up.

K'Ho Coffee

This isn't just a cafe — it's a journey. Drive 10km north to Langbiang's base and you'll find a K'Ho ethnic minority family producing some of the cleanest arabica in the highlands. The wooden hut serving area, draped in ethnic textiles, overlooks the very farm where your beans were grown. Farm-to-cup doesn't get more literal than this.

Bicycle Up Cafe

Tucked into Truong Cong Dinh Street, this tiny gem rewards coffee purists with an eclectic vintage vibe — an antique bicycle sits atop a piano, vinyl records line the walls, and every cup is pulled with care. The kind of place where you walk in for one espresso and stay for three.