Piccadilly Coffee

The ambiance likely leaned into soft lighting, curated decor, and cozy seating—perfect for solo journaling, casual meetups, or slow afternoons with a latte in hand. Whether you were sipping espresso beside a leafy nook or catching up with a friend over pastries, the space probably felt like a gentle pause in the city’s rhythm. ☕️ Imagined menu highlights included: Vietnamese iced coffee and espresso-based drinks Cold brew with floral or citrus infusions Seasonal lattes and curated sweet bites Light pastries and brunch-style fare Piccadilly Coffee – Trương Hán Siêu once offered a mellow retreat in Hanoi’s Old Quarter, blending boutique charm with neighborhood warmth. Though it’s now closed, its name still evokes a sense of quiet elegance—perhaps a nod to London’s iconic street, reimagined in Vietnam’s historic heart. Though its doors have closed, Piccadilly – Hoàn Kiếm remains a soft memory in Hanoi’s café story—like a pressed page in a well-loved travel journal, quietly timeless.