Escape the Crowds! Guangning's Hidden Cafe Gems for a Relaxed National Day

At a Glance (China Coffee Network): A National Day holiday is best spent pausing at a coffee shop—whether chatting with friends or reading alone, Guangning's cafes offer the perfect slow escape. Here is a curated list of Guangning coffee shops to enjoy the aroma of coffee and the leisurely rhythm of the bamboo town.

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(Source: Guangning Release)

A pleasant National Day holiday

is best spent pausing your steps at a coffee shop

whether gathering with friends for a chat

or sitting quietly with a book and daydreaming—both are just right

keep this Guangning coffee-shop list handy

and over the long National Day break

meet the aroma of coffee and the slow tempo of the bamboo town

Starbucks

Starbucks’ first Guangning store has landed at Hongyu Wanhui City

its simple, elegant storefront brings the familiar fragrance of coffee

adding a leisure check-in spot to Guangning

this National Day, why not invite family and friends

to come here for a cup of coffee

and savor a cozy holiday moment

Tucked beside the Guangning County Education Bureau

Mifei Coffee (near the Sanyou Hancheng Phase II) has long been

a treasure hideaway privately loved by local youth

It selects quality coffee beans

and has added plenty of cakes, breads and other desserts

with a minimalist decor style

that carries a fresh, healing ambience

During the National Day holiday, whether you bring a laptop to work

or gather with your girlfriends for a chat, it’s all perfectly fitting~

J·Coffee

J.Coffee, beside Chaoyang Garden,

with its distinctive red decor

is fresh yet stylish

exquisite in every detail

as if stepping into a small art space

when sunlight pours in

the windowsill and doorway are perfect photo spots

and by the entrance there’s a dedicated celebrity photo wall

a casual snap yields an atmospheric shot every time

Sitting beside the Guangning commercial pedestrian street,

its very name carries a gentle filter

as if hiding the romance of a whole autumn and the warmth of winter

this well-regarded local indie cafe

leans more toward tranquility and comfort

Yuanqian Coffee sits at 37 Huancheng North Road

It grew from a small stall at May Day Park

into a warm-hearted community cafe

Its owner insists on the authentic taste of specialty coffee

roasting fresh beans in-house and selecting fine milk sources

the charm of the bamboo town is clear in a single sip

Qiushan Yin Choosing

“From youth I lacked the taste for worldly ways; by nature I love the hills and mountains”

hidden beside Chaoyang Park,

this shop is more than just a cafe

but a space that carries the slow-living ideals of Guangning people

Its owner focuses on the sweet-sour balance and flavor layers of the coffee

crafting a signature taste unique to Qiushan Yin

At the intersection of Chaoyang West Road and Nonglin Road

is a warm little spot tucked into the street

with simple decor,

soft lighting and comfortable seating

create a calm and cozy atmosphere

Its signature Hong Kong-style milk tea

leaves an endless aftertaste

Nestled beside Wenhua Road,

it is a composite leisure treasure privately loved by young people

blending coffee, refined light meals and soothing music perfectly

maxing out both ambience and function

warm yellow lighting paired with soft seats

with minimalist decorations dotting the walls

soft pop and light music playing on loop

there’s even a small stage and instrument setup

where you can hum a tune with your friends

From an easygoing latte in the afternoon

to a creative signature drink at dusk,

these coffee shops

have long become important everyday retreats for young people

each carrying Guangning’s relaxed texture and youthful energy

this National Day holiday, why not gather your friends

and check in at these treasure cafes

to feel Guangning’s fresh leisure charm amid the rich aroma~

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