Stop For Coffee

The design is minimalist, but not cold. Natural light spills across pale walls and wooden tables, while the scent of freshly ground beans lingers in the air. There’s no loud music, no flashy decor—just a quiet hum of conversation, the occasional clink of ceramic, and the soft rustle of pages from someone lost in a book. It’s a space that invites you to slow down, breathe deeply, and be present. The menu is focused and thoughtful: Vietnamese phin coffee, espresso-based drinks, cold brews, and a few seasonal specials. Each cup is brewed with care, served without fuss, and meant to be savored. You might also find a small selection of pastries or light bites—nothing extravagant, just enough to complement the moment. Stop For Coffee at 9A, ngõ 108 Lò Đúc, Hai Bà Trưng, Hà Nội is the kind of place that doesn’t call attention to itself—but once you find it, you’ll want to keep it close. Tucked quietly at the end of a narrow alley, this café is a gentle pause in the rhythm of the city—a space where simplicity becomes a kind of luxury. What makes Stop For Coffee special isn’t just the coffee—it’s the feeling. The sense that you’ve stepped out of the rush and into a quiet corner of the world where time stretches, and everything feels a little softer.