slowBreeze

I visited slowBreeze on a sunny afternoon when I was looking for a relaxed place to enjoy coffee and a light bite, and it turned out to be exactly that kind of spot. The cafe sits in a calm part of the city with an outdoor seating area that catches the breeze just right, which makes it especially pleasant on warm days. The vibe here is understated and peaceful, with minimalistic decor and plenty of greenery that gives the space an easygoing, natural feel. It’s the sort of place where you can sit for a while without feeling rushed, whether you are meeting someone or just taking a break on your own. The coffee is one of the highlights. They focus on quality beans and careful brewing, and you can taste that attention in every cup. The espresso drinks are smooth and balanced with clear flavor, while the iced brews are refreshing and lively without being too strong or bitter. If you prefer something cold, their iced matcha and specialty cold drinks are well made and perfect for a hot afternoon. They also offer a selection of light bites and pastries that pair nicely with the drinks. The croissants are flaky and fresh, and the cakes have a good balance of sweetness without feeling heavy. Nothing feels rushed or overly sweet, which keeps the overall experience easy and enjoyable. Service is friendly and welcoming without being intrusive. The staff are happy to explain the menu or recommend a drink based on what you prefer, and orders arrive at a relaxed pace that matches the overall atmosphere of the place. Overall, slowBreeze is a cafe that lives up to its name. It’s a comfortable, unpretentious spot with good coffee, pleasant outdoor space, and a vibe that encourages you to slow down and enjoy your time. Whether you are stopping by for a morning brew or a quiet afternoon break, it delivers a peaceful experience with well made drinks and a chill atmosphere.

Both the cafe and the owner have very unique "Slow Slow" vibe. The owner very attentive and provides enthusiastic advice to customers.

After dinner tonight, I specifically took a taxi there, but the shop was closed. I also couldn’t reach anyone by phone. If you’re not operating, could you please update the information on Google Maps?

SlowBreeze was my go to for coffee. They have Oat Milk and I’ll go out their way when they ran out of oat. The place is cosy and warm on a cold day and the coffee is delicious. The baristas will always try to strike polite conversations. I wish this place a success. :)

The best coffee in Da Nang in my personal opinion.

Very beautiful coffee shop. Desserts, drinks, interior, everything is wonderful, thank you guys! I really liked it ❤️‍🔥

Great cafe with a very pleasant atmosphere and drinks. Highly recommend Matcha muối/Cà phê muối ❤️

I'm new to the world of specialty coffee, and this place is a good start if you want to learn what it's all about.

The shop is located in an alley and there are quite a variety of drinks, but the main focus is on massage. However, the drink prices here are a bit high compared to the general average, ranging from 55-79k. It's a bit hard to find in the alley, but it's quite private and also quite cute. There are many foreigners working here, and the shop has both indoor and outdoor seating. However, the shop is a bit small, so for those who want to study here with a bit more space, this place is not very suitable. But overall, it's better than the shops on the main streets of Central Da Nang and is also quite cute.

The restaurant has an unpleasant atmosphere created by the staff. The male server is slow and acts superior, even when guests arrive, he doesn't guide them to parking (because the parking lot is almost full). We had to wait for my friend to come down and ask for guidance, and he still seemed annoyed. The drinks are overpriced, average quality, and the staff are more focused on being flashy than professional :)) like those trendy coffee shops in Saigon ten years ago, such an attitude is very tacky. If you want to show off, you need status and money. But here, you're just serving coffee, who are you showing off to?? The server's wage is 30k/hour, not even. Every step the customer takes, they remind you, even when talking they remind you. Going for coffee isn't going to a temple. Annoying, FnB is competitive, with this attitude, see how long they can stay busy while outside, others are improving their service to stand out, but here they're raising staff to drive customers away for the owner.

The shop is vintage style, cozy, cute, staff friendly, very gentle in conversation. First time going but quite impressed.

Opened late, making customers wait outside. When the order was placed, they didn't make the drinks right away but went to sweep the yard and garden first before coming in to work. Customers were asked not to walk around the shop, only to sit in one spot. No photos allowed. Meanwhile, there were no other customers at the time :)). The drinks were not good, and on top of that, they were annoyed when a customer asked to borrow a book. Going to a chill coffee shop but with so many rules. The staff had a bad attitude. Anyone planning to go, please consider.

Super cute shop, every corner is great for taking photos. Quiet space, very suitable for sitting to work or relax. Matcha is rich and delicious. Staff are friendly and lovely. There are some neighbor cats visiting, very cute. 1 plus point because the shop has a set of Rules placed in front: no flash photography inside the shop,... Please take note when you come.

Bad service. The male staff member looks like he's walking a fashion runway but works unprofessionally. I ordered a drink, then went to sit down and waited for me to take out my phone to take a photo for my friend — just one photo — and the staff came to remind me :) It looks like I'm bothering others or something, is the shop being too rude? I checked the rules and saw 'No flash,' not 'No camera,' and even this is just a phone and I didn't even move? When I asked back, the staff mumbled under their breath saying they were afraid I'd move and disturb others, so they had to remind me? Meanwhile, other female customers in dresses walking back and forth taking photos are fine, male customers playing games, shouting, and making noise are fine? Is the staff crazy or what? That's what's disturbing the customer experience, shop? People travel, come to have a drink and take a photo — what am I doing that the shop behaves so uncivilly? Grow up, have some education, know how to behave, after all, this is in the city? Rude service. I won't be coming back.

What era is it that you can't take photos in a restaurant? It's sunny, they tell you to go outside to take photos, but there's nothing out there but leaves. 🙏🏻 People come to a place first because it's beautiful and unique—whether the drinks are good or bad can be considered later—but if you don't allow photos, then why come? There are so many choices out there, so that next time people will come back. The restaurant should reconsider this issue.

The vibe of the shop is cozy and chill like a secret garden, and importantly, the kombucha + cold brew is SUPER DELICIOUS 😋

I like sitting here on rainy days, and also on days like these when it's both rainy and sunny. Lately, the customer base seems more diverse, and the outdoor garden area is also busier with smokers. But the shop has many trees (maybe 70% are trees), so the air isn't too stuffy. The indoor area is just quiet enough; you can ask the owner to play vinyl records to create the perfect mood for working. The shop is also pet-friendly, with some cat staff members that often climb onto you to sleep. It's fine; having a furry armrest is also nice.

Delicious coffee, pleasant space.

Latte 50k, the drip coffee is too strong, bitter, not balanced with the milk foam. Iced matcha latte 60k has a fishy taste, little milk, not my taste. The staff member also looks strangely difficult.

The vibe of the shop is quite cozy and chill, suitable for studying and movie binge-watching. The staff is extremely dedicated and attentive (including the little cat and dog here). The drinks are a bit pricey, but totally worth it to be in such an aesthetic setting. Btw, the owner has very good taste in music and books. The shop is 10/10, definitely will come back next time.

The restaurant has a very cozy and welcoming space. The atmosphere here is always friendly and pleasant. Especially, the drinks here are very delicious, especially the coffee and particularly the pastries. Along with that, the presence of the adorable Muối makes the space even more lively. Looking forward to visiting again.

Small shop, airy with lots of greenery, vintage vibe, beautiful decoration. I rarely drink coffee, but that day I had coffee and found it quite good. The staff are enthusiastic and lovely.

I just had a rather bad experience on my first visit to the shop. I arrived around 2 PM - 4 PM. Not commenting on the drinks as it depends on taste, the shop space is narrow and small, the garden corner is cute, not too messy in terms of decor, but the atmosphere was extremely bad. The shop has a clear rule that it does not accept groups of 4 guests and keeps noise at a moderate level to avoid affecting the general atmosphere. But from the time I arrived until I left, there was not a single moment when I felt the noise was truly at a moderate level. There was a group of more than 4 people—I'm not sure if they were staff or customers—gathered and talking quite loudly and swearing, which made me feel uncomfortable coming and going. I also didn't see any staff remind them about this issue, even though the rules are posted right at the entrance? Although the outdoor space among the trees is airy, it is also too small. The fact that many people smoked at least affected me. Even though the table near me had a fan set up to avoid affecting my table later on, honestly, with that space, having 3 or 4 people smoking affected me a lot. I hope the shop improves!

I've been drinking coffee here since the days when it was just a small corner on Phan Boi Chau Street, and even after the shop opened a new location, that familiar feeling remains intact. What I treasure most is not necessarily the cup of coffee, but the way the owners have patiently maintained a quiet, slow-paced, and truly "chill" space. Amidst the increasingly noisy and hurried Da Nang, this shop chooses to go against the current, choosing tranquility. It may not be for everyone, but it is certainly a place for those who love peace to return to many times. A coffee shop doesn't need to be too crowded, just enough to have the right people <3