C.O.C Legacy Specialty Coffee

The coffee is delicious. The shop is small, there are a lot of narrow stairs to get up. The coffee takes a while to arrive, the barista works hard, and does his best. I think they should have added another staff member to make it easier for the barista, and to make it easier for the customers who can wait 20 minutes for a cup of coffee.

Absolutely delicious coffee. We tried both the egg coffee and the coconut coffee. The coffee shop is at the second floor and getting to it is a bit sketchy, but totally worth it. People working here have a great vibe too. Can’t wait to go back tomorrow. PS. Their coconut crackers are also very good and you can buy them separately too.

Located down a short alleyway and up some stairs this place is a cool, quiet oasis away from the busy streets of Hanoi. The coffee at C.O.C legacy coffee is amazing! We had a coconut coffee iced and a jackfruit coffee they were both delicious. If you are looking for quality coffee in Hanoi, this is a great place to visit.

Great coffee and very nice vibe. The coconut coffee was perfectly silky and balanced. The phin liberica was a very good filter option. The place itself is also very cute

It was not very visible outside. But they have a sign on the street. Just follow the signage going in. It is very quaint and small but the atmosphere is very relaxing. Tried the egg coffee and it was so good. The staff was very helpful specially when explaining about the coffee. We ordered egg coffee and it is so good

A little sketchy to go to, so some people might be reluctant to go after sunset but the end spot to the coffee shop is very cute. We both tried the filter coffee and two types of beans and did not enjoy it at all. The biscuit served on the side with coconut was very delicious though.

It is hidden in small alley from main street which is so typical Hanoi style and culture. I tried one of signatures, coconut cream coffee. It was so delicious, the cream was so rich and flavorful and with some chopped coconut crackers. It wasnt so sweet so the coffee base was in full taste. And staffs are so friendly This is why I love Hanoi. It s like unlimited hidden gems that surprises you every time

Got their coconut coffee with oat milk, as recommended by a friend. It was delicious and worth it for the price of 70k VND. The area was interesting too, had to go inside an alley and up to get to the cafe.

Once you go through the hole in the wall and complete the assault course to get to the coffee house, the fun can begin. The venue is small, quaint, lovely. The service is high quality. Note to impatient people, don't come here and expect your coffee to be served to you immediately, even if you are the only ones in the venue. They take their time here because you are getting top quality, artisan coffee. Expect to wait 15-20 minutes for your drink. But the wait doesn't matter. The venue is peaceful and there is WiFi for all you phone addicts. The coffee itself is outstanding. My partner and I sat here and shared four different coffees over the course of about 90 minutes. All were completely different, hot and cold, and full of diverse flavours. During that time we only saw Europeans visit the venue. I don't think this kind of place appeals to Vietnamese people who just want quick and cheap and not so refined. If you are a coffee connoisseur, this is the place to visit. And take some away with you like I did, they sell different blends from around Vietnam. You won't regret it.

My coffee experience in Vietnam was good. The strong Robusta coffee had a perfect flavor, while the egg coffee was creamy and sweet. This is my first time trying the egg coffee and I recommend everyone to try it. Special “Thank You” to Duong for her explanation