Cam Coffee n More — Restaurant in Hội An

The location is quite far from the city centre, and it’s a decent walk to get there—especially under 35°C sun, it can make you lose motivation. The setting and decor are perfect — beautiful style and very spacious. The food is good, but the smoothie bowl was very liquid. The nice part of eating a solid smoothie just wasn’t there, as it was more like a drink. I could have just drunk it; there’s no point in giving me a spoon. I think they forgot to freeze the fruit. The toppings could have been improved as well. Sure, there was granola and some fruit, but some pieces of fruit were quite large and didn’t even look appealing. I would have preferred it to be more carefully prepared. The coconut coffee is visually appealing. They bring it with little cubes of coconut milk on top, which are sweet on their own. But right after taking a photo, to really enjoy it, you need to mix the cubes so the coconut milk melts into the bitter coffee, balancing the flavors. The Vietnamese coffee was very interesting and tasty. They serve the actual drip filter, so you wait for the coffee to slowly drip through, and then you can add condensed...

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The place: The interior is cute and stylish, with plenty of effort put into the decor. Unfortunately, the loud music makes it hard to have a proper conversation. On top of that, the right part of the place is just a chaotic mess of noise.

The staff: They seem more focused on themselves than on teamwork. You place your order, and then the waiting begins. I don’t mind if dishes don’t arrive at the exact same time, but there’s at least a 15-minute gap between them. There’s no structure in how orders are handled per table—they just prepare each dish individually without coordination.

The food: We had the smoothie bowl, and it was disappointing. If you’re in the mood for sorbet ice cream with barely any toppings in the morning, then go for it.

The coffee: This is where they do best, but compared to similar places in Hoi An,...

Actually it’s a very stylish cafe and the interior looks also fantastic. The cappuccino with oat milk has a great taste, rich and flavorful. They also sell coffee beans, which I bought, the quality is really good. The cinnamon roll and croissant are also delicious.

But the service don’t live up to this place, I visited 2 times, just to make sure, that I simply picked the wrong day.

But the bad service is consistent, one time they just served half of the order and everything takes a lot of time.

Even on a less busier day, for 2 cappuccinos I needed to wait 30 minutes. The other day it took them 60 minutes and then only 1 cappuccino was served.

Cinnamon roll took them also around 20 minutes to get delivered.

Besides that the staff is very friendly.

A little bit more attentive would be great, than this cafe would deserve the...