The Workshop Coffee is upstairs at 27 Ngo Duc Ke Street, near Dong Khoi and the central riverside blocks. A staircase in the older building leads to the bright café.
The Workshop is an established specialty café serving espresso, pour-over and cold brew. Long shared tables, Wi-Fi and food make it suitable for a longer stay, though it can get busy.
Coffee
The central island houses the coffee bar, with a La Marzocco espresso machine and manual brewers. The café serves espresso, milk drinks, cold brew and filter coffee, alongside breakfast and lunch.
The café serves espresso and hand-brewed coffee. Ask the staff what beans are available, and take a seat at one of the long tables.
Filter
The Workshop offers brew methods including V60, Chemex and Kalita Wave, with siphons also part of the bar setup. Ask which coffees and methods are available before ordering.
The café also serves cold brew. Its long shared tables can be lively with conversation and service.
Food
The menu includes breakfast and lunch alongside cold brew, juice and other café drinks.
The Workshop serves breakfast and lunch alongside coffee. Check the current dishes before planning a meal; espresso and retail beans are available for a shorter stop.
Service & Room
The bright, loft-style room has long shared tables, natural light and Wi-Fi. It is popular for laptop work, though conversation and service make it livelier than a quiet tasting room.
The upstairs entrance is easy to miss, and the room can be noisy at peak times. Some visitors find the furniture uncomfortable for very long work sessions.
Why Filter Notes shortlisted The Workshop Coffee
The Workshop is a central stop for a hand brew, breakfast or lunch, with long tables and Wi-Fi for a longer visit. Allow for the staircase and a busy room.