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Nostalgic coffee for those who like check-in in Vung Tau

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Coffee shop is the address for you when you come to Vung Tau with golden walls and nostalgic space.

Nostalgic coffee for those who like check-in in Vung Tau
Located in an alleyway on Ba Cu Street, the main road in Vung Tau, the Bohemian's cafe is frequented by many tourists and young people. The front porch is simple but prominent with a wall of lime-yellow paint, the favorite place to take a photo check-in.
Nostalgic coffee for those who like check-in in Vung Tau
In front of the bar is a graffiti wall, attracting the attention of passing guests.
Nostalgic coffee for those who like check-in in Vung Tau
There is a small space on the ground floor and wooden stairs leading up to a small attic. The main decorative style of the restaurant is the color and graphics improvisation, wild "Bohemian" quality. Simple exhibits, but still create a sense of rebellion. There are not many seats, but guests here are interested because the space close.
Nostalgic coffee for those who like check-in in Vung Tau
There is a verandah hanging out for those who like space.
Nostalgic coffee for those who like check-in in Vung Tau
A small corner outside the porch with the old transformer.
Nostalgic coffee for those who like check-in in Vung Tau
The upstairs is lined with gold, guests sit on the floor with low Japanese tables.
Nostalgic coffee for those who like check-in in Vung Tau
This place displays many antique items such as sewing machines, televisions, radios, cassettes, cameras, telephones ...
Nostalgic coffee for those who like check-in in Vung Tau
The wall hangs many pictures of scenery and people in many parts of Vietnam.
Nostalgic coffee for those who like check-in in Vung Tau
Drinks at the restaurant cost from 15,000 VND a glass.
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