It seems everyone has a favorite slow-drip pour at this industrial-chic café owned by Jimmy Yang. The brunch is one of the city’s best.
Owner Van Lin, Taiwan’s reigning barista champion, treats visitors to Italian- style roasts and expert latte art at his brown-walled coffee shop in Daan.
A stylish store opened by young fashion and graphic designers that sells everything from notebooks to canvas totes. Ask to see their working studio in the back.
On a quiet street in Zhongshan, minimalist Fika Fika specializes in single-origin Nordic-style brews and is a favorite among Taipei chefs.
Equal parts boutique and bookstore, this hidden gem in Daan stocks an idiosyncratic array of design curios (small-batch copper pencils; vintage typewriters; limited-edition craft magazines).
The little-known restaurant serves one of the best traditional Taiwanese breakfasts, including sweet soy milk and fried doughnuts.
You can smell the beans roasting the minute you walk into this café. Get a cup of coffee with the walnut-and-sesame cookies—they’re mind-blowing.
Great pizza, run by Italians from Verona. You see many Italians in there which is a great indicator. If you enjoy a Pizza Margherita ask for buffalo mozzarella, you won't regret it!
Whatever you need for your home, you'll probably get it here in this DiY store. First floor has a Hola, interior products
Yakitori place run by the Japanese, for the Japanese. Much better than the Taiwanese-run yakitori places dotting the city.
