Top Beijing Cafes: 6 Best Local Cafes in Beijing

798 Art Zone (798艺术区)

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798 is a terrific bunch of galleries, shops and other interesting things to see and do. It’s always a great option to visit as it’s always changing and you can get a nice meal as part of exploring all that 798 has to offer.

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Bocca della Verita Trattoria (箴言之口)

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Real Roman trattoria in Beijing

Bocca della Verita Trattoria (箴言之口)

Simone, the chef, is a real Roman who makes you feel comfortable since your first step into the trattoria. His food has all the characteristics to be called real Roman food 100%. I would highly recommend to everyone in search of something original.

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shishahai

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The lake in the city

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Hou lake also called Shishahai is the water system connecting with Beihai and Zhongnanhai. It’s a family fun place, boating in summer, skating in winter. But also a hang out place for youngsters. The bars and restaurants spread on both sides of the lake. The night life is more busier than day time.

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Dao Xiang Cun (稻香村)

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Millions of Native Beijing Pastries

Dao Xiang Cun (稻香村)

It has the best native Beijing PASTRIES and DESSERTS that Beijingers have loved for more than 100 years. The store maintains our favorite flavors through generations while bringing new elements to their bakery. In Beijing, dessert and pastries are not only an after dinner treat. A regular breakfast of many Beijingers is porridge+ pastries from DXC.

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Nanluoguxiang Metro Stn (地铁南锣鼓巷站)

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Fun nightime Beijing experience

Nanluoguxiang Metro Stn (地铁南锣鼓巷站)

As it is one of the most famous hutong in Beijing is still alive as it used to be back in the days. Tourists and locals are mixed in an unique scenario where the magical atmosphere will lead you through an unforgettable experience

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Wudaoying Hutong (五道营胡同)

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Interesting for a walk

Wudaoying Hutong (五道营胡同)

There is a narrow, almost hidden Hutong that runs parallel to the entrance street to the Confucius Temple and The Imperial College Museum, one could say that it begins on Yonghegong Street, which has been modernized, with fashionable shops, with modern cafes, tea houses, and in general with fashionable and current products.

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