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Cafe music live in the famous alley in Saigon

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Situated in the alley, No. 7 House still attracts visitors by the simple beauty and quiet space, separate from the noise in the street.

Cafe music live in the famous alley in Saigon
This coffee shop is located in Lane 7, Ngo Thoi Nhiem street, District 3 should be named as House number 7. From the beginning of the lane, guests have to wade a new alley pass to the place.
Cafe music live in the famous alley in Saigon
There is no front door, only a door to enter, inside is a small interior space, but pretty quiet for those who want to sit for long.
Cafe music live in the famous alley in Saigon
The restaurant's layout is U-shaped, oriented into a middle passage. This is also a small stage playing live music evening.
Cafe music live in the famous alley in Saigon
This floor has a roof above, so the space is always full of natural light although there is no frontage.
Cafe music live in the famous alley in Saigon
Actually this is a renovated old home with a mezzanine floor, with simple steel balustrade. The dominant color is bright white highlighting brown wood.
Cafe music live in the famous alley in Saigon
Seating is not too sophisticated but still polite. Everywhere there are vases that make up the romance. Seats and downstairs tables are used from recycled wood.
Cafe music live in the famous alley in Saigon
Upstairs sit on the floor with low tables. There are windows around the wall. Baffles for different seating areas are also available for books, magazines.
Cafe music live in the famous alley in Saigon
At another corner upstairs, the railing is a wooden shelf for decorations. This is where the green windows open to the interesting floor. In the central area, is a small art corner with a piano, violin, guitar and paintings, statues ...
Cafe music live in the famous alley in Saigon
Many antiques are also displayed on the wooden stalls.
Cafe music live in the famous alley in Saigon
The price of a drink is from 20,000 to 50,000 VND depending on the type. Quan suits those who like the lightness of a space of art and music.

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