SIX ON SIX Cafe is in the My An area of Da Nang. The restaurant specializes in brunch-related items, though they also have other food choices. It has become one of my favorite places to eat in Da Nang.
The Daisy Boutique Hotel (see on Agoda / Booking) is a solid choice in this area that’s about 10 minutes from My Khe Beach.
About SIX ON SIX Cafe
- Location: Google Maps
- Hours: 7:30 AM to 9 PM daily
- Cost: 90.000 to 140.000 VND per item
- Social: Facebook Page
- Air-conditioned
- Friendly/thoughtful staff
- Great selection of indoor/outdoor seating
Getting to SIX ON SIX Cafe
SIX ON SIX Cafe is on Ba Huyen Thanh Quan Road here, in the My An area of Da Nang. There are a bunch of cafes, eateries, and small homestays/hotels on this road. You can easily walk here if you’re staying in the My An area.
Alternatively, it’s easy to hire a Grab driver for a taxi or a moto-taxi. If you’re renting your own scooter, there’s parking right in front of the cafe.
Eating at SIX ON SIX Cafe
SIX ON SIX is a large, air-conditioned cafe/restaurant in My An. Unlike other places with AC, theirs works well to keep the place cool. I find the restaurant to be comfortable wherever I sit.
They have a small outdoor seating section in the front and a much nicer and quieter area out back near the bathrooms.
As I mentioned in the intro, their menu seems to focus on brunch-related items, though they do have other things geared toward “normal” meals.
I like the design of their menus.
They also have a robust drink menu with smoothies, 100% fruit slushies, detox juices, freshly squeezed orange or lime juice, organic teas, fresh coconut, and homemade kombucha.
My first time here, I tried the Chicken Honey Mustard BLT. It was tasty, filling, and fresh. My only gripe is that it should definitely come with some side dish, even something small. A small salad or a handful of fries would be fair.
I also had the Overnight Oats, which were excellent. Though this item and the overall restaurant prices are a tad bit expensive. They are competitive for the area, but the oatmeal bowl is twice the price compared to An’s Cafe, which is here in Son Tra.
On another visit, I tried the Eggs Benedict and freshly squeezed orange juice (not pictured).
This was also great and surprisingly filling. I would order this again.
The cafe is spread out nicely with a good variety of seating. Whenever I visit, there are usually people working on laptops and drinking coffee.
I want to comment on the friendliness of the staff. The service is always excellent.
Personal story: On one visit, I watched a video on my cell phone, leaning it against my juice glass. A female staff member saw this and came over and gave me a cell phone stand. This kind of thoughtful service isn’t too common elsewhere.
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