Shanghai, the city with the highest density of cafés on the planet, has long since written caffeine into its urban DNA. Today, the Joffice “Coffee Walk” officially sets off, becoming your coffee-map navigator and leading you, following the aroma of coffee, on a magical Shanghai Coffee Walk!
Shanghai Coffee Walk
The tree-lined shadow corridors of Xuhui
Top-tier creative coffee
O.P.S. CAFE
As an early explorer of magical specialty coffee in the magic city, OPS has long held its place as a “queuing legend” in the coffee world. For eight years it has focused on seasonal limited editions, taking each season’s ingredients as its core inspiration and precisely capturing their seasonal flavors.
Named among the World’s 50 Best
METAL HANDS · Iron Hand Coffee
From the hutongs of Beijing to the plane-tree depths of Shanghai, this café won over countless Chinese and foreign coffee lovers with its creative “fried-egg series,” and at one point made the list of the World’s 50 Best Coffee Shops. The “egg yolk” is made with pumpkin powder and silky milk foam, pushing both visual playfulness and flavor creativity to the extreme.
Recommended stay:
Joffice Hotel (Shanghai Railway Station)
Located in Jing’an District, within walking distance of Shanghai Railway Station and the long-distance bus terminal, the lobby book bar, coffee bar, and fireplace decor complement one another—after a tiring day of exploring, you can sit down anytime for a cup.
The modern riverside district
A silent, warm-hearted café
LiLi Time · Garden
Here 70% of the staff are hearing-impaired. There is no noise in the shop, yet “silent love” flows everywhere. Every cup is crafted with care by professionally trained baristas, and the pour-over is praised as top-tier—here, with focus and warmth, a touching coffee story is told.
A flavor space living in harmony with nature
One Garden (Yichi Huayuan)
One Garden made its name with its natural greenery and revitalized old buildings. Its several Pudong branches each have a distinct style—whether the frontal beach store with its viral pink sand beach and Huangpu River views, or the red-kiln store converted from an old cave dwelling, featuring red-brick arches and an industrial aesthetic—each with its own charm.
Recommended stay:
Joffice Hotel (Shanghai New International Expo Centre)
The hotel is adjacent to Lujiazui and Century Park, with convenient transport nearby. It is a standalone, walled property; some rooms are equipped with capsule coffee machines—without leaving your room, a single press delivers your own cozy coffee moment.
The suburban leisure district
The neighborhood café’s white moonlight
Xiaoban Coffee
A specialty coffee shop hidden behind the wall of an “old, shabby” lane house in a Shanghai old neighborhood. The exposed brick wall by the order counter carries a rustic charm; gathering with neighbors, chatting over coffee here feels as easy as returning to the courtyard of childhood.
A real-life fairy-tale forest
Kuku Garden Coffee & Gardening
The entrance is a fairy-tale garden, as if stepping into Alice’s secret world. Inside, it is full of greenery and exquisite gardening tools; the fresh scent of plants intertwines with the rich aroma of coffee. Though the bean selection is modest, each is carefully curated by the owner, with fragrance flowing in every cup.
Recommended stay:
Joffice Hotel (Shanghai Hongqiao Railway Station · National Exhibition Centre)
About a 10-minute drive from Hongqiao Railway Station and Hongqiao Airport, and about 15 minutes from the National Exhibition Centre. Moreover, the lobby blends a café, book bar, art corridor, and buffet restaurant, becoming an ideal social and mental-refresh space on your journey.
Joffice Hotel (Shanghai Minhang Jindu Road)
With convenient transport nearby, within walking distance of Shuangbai Road Station on Metro Line 15, and an easy drive to Hongqiao and Pudong airports. It also features a lobby book bar and private coffee nook, letting a business trip slow down and enjoy exclusive tranquility and taste.
Joffice Hotel (Shanghai Minhang Wujiing · East China Normal University)
Rooms come with a business work area and a coffee corner, and Ulysses sits by the bedside. In an immersive atmosphere, savor the aroma of pour-over coffee, unlocking an extraordinary coffee time on every stay.
Joffice Hotel (Shanghai Zhuanqiao Wanda Plaza)
A standalone, walled property with an open book bar, fireplace, and art-and-culture wall; a 12-hour café and coffee-style check-in create an elegant ambiance, and some rooms feature capsule coffee machines, making every stay full of aroma and style.
Joffice Hotel (Shanghai Global Harbor · East China Normal University)
Adjacent to Global Harbor and the Putuo campus of East China Normal University, with Metro Lines 3/4/13 right at hand. It offers a 24-hour café, coffee-style check-in, an open book bar, and a European fireplace—both a space where inspiration sparks and a great spot to meet and socialize.
Joffice Hotel (Shanghai Anting)
The lobby features a private coffee nook and a 24-hour leisure café serving American, espresso, and single-origin specialty coffees, letting you enjoy flavors from around the world anytime.
Joffice Hotel (Shanghai Jinshan City Beach · Bailian Shopping Mall)
Located in Jinshan District’s central business district, surrounded by retail, dining, cinema, banking, and KTV. With convenient transport, a short bus ride or walk takes you to the seaside beach and Jinshanzui fishing village, enjoying both urban convenience and coastal leisure.
Staying at a Joffice Hotel, savor the aroma amid retro-modern elegance; let the 24-hour café and pour-over drip coffee kick off the first stop of your Shanghai citywalk.
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