REVIEWS · COFFEE EXPERIENCES
The 3 best coffee experiences you can book today, with what each costs, how long it runs and how hungry to turn up. Number one is top for a reason; start there.
Walk Hanoi’s Old Quarter for three hours with an English-speaking guide such as Phoenix, Lisa, Alex, or Jelly. Try four to six local dishes, including banh mi, beef noodle salad, sticky rice ice cream, and egg coffee, while learning about food, faith, history, and daily life.
“Jelly was such a great tour guide. She explained everything and took us to very good places. She was very sweet”
Walk Lucca with an English or Italian guide such as Chiara, Antonella, Sara, or Marta. See the cathedral, medieval lanes, artisan shops, ancient walls, and Amphitheatre Square while tasting espresso, Torta di riso, cured meats, cheese, wine, or beer.
“Fantastic! Sara was great and the tour was very well presented and informative.”
Join a small group of up to four for Hanoi street food after dark, with stops for green papaya salad, spring rolls, pho, banh cuon, banh mi, beer, and a 30-minute egg coffee class. Guides such as Xiang, Anna, Grace, Ben, and Tony lead the walk through the Old Quarter.
“Dip your taste buds into the life of a local by pulling up a small plastic chair on the sidewalk and enjoying Vietnamese delicacies including green papaya salad and bang mi (a meatball sandwich in a freshly-baked mini baguette) among others. The night is topped off with an "egg coffee" (tastes like tiramisu) in one of Hanoi's oldest coffee shops. In a word...YUMMY!”
Pick a stall, a market hall or a table.
