The name “Coffee Street” is very misleading. There are definitely nice restaurants that serve coffee (basic americanos, lattes, etc.), but the idea of it being interesting, cozy coffee shops that serve unique drinks and have expert baristas is a sham. If that’s what you’re expecting...More

I have mixed feeling about coffee in China. While the place is nice to visit and relax with wonderful choices of shops. There’s room for improvement in the coffee. I did ventures out in some of their creative creation such as black tea with black...More

Plenty of high end eatery along this road. Patronage are mostly upper scale residence and foreigner staying nearby 5 stars hotel. A place to visit for chillax while at Xiamen Island, China!

The cafe fit out looks aesthetically pleasing and at first you’d think it’s a specialty cafe but the service is terrible and the coffees we ordered (iced latte and caramel macchiato) was the worst coffee we’ve ever had. Don’t bother trying this place if you’re...More

Coffee Street, as the name suggests, is a great place to take a coffee and watch the world go by... on one side are the coffee shops... on the other a man made lake which has a walking / jogging path around it ...

This is one of my favorite places to relax and watch people from all over the world! 500-meters of tea houses, restaurants, clothing and coffe/cake! It is one of a kind and very unique in all the world. The Gov't just spent 100's millions of...More

It's a nice lazy afternoon walk along the man made lake. Very clean and peaceful. We even saw a group of senior citizen ladies exercising. We decided to go to an Italian restaurant after our walk, and oh well, it wasn't a good idea. The...More