(Baonghean.vn) - Choose a quiet corner of the cafe, read a good book, and enjoy a cup of coffee... Book cafes are truly the ideal destination for book lovers!This business model is also developing in Vinh city and really "attracts" young people.
Vinh City currently has about 5 book cafes. Although not as large as those in Ho Chi Minh City and Hanoi, they have their own unique impressions, bearing the mark of the owner. It is no coincidence that the owners of book cafes are often people related to art and they are truly book lovers, lovers of beauty and traditional values. Book cafes are also playing the role of community connectors and honoring and developing reading culture.
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| Book cafes are attractive because they have interesting, quiet private spaces - Photo: NVCC. |
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| The owner of Mask Coffee Shop on Tran Quang Dieu Street (Vinh City) has been a book lover since childhood. After nearly 20 years of collecting and preserving books, his collection has grown to hundreds of books. A year ago, with the desire to share their love of books with friends, the couple opened a coffee shop as a side job.These precious books have been collected by the owner of Mask Coffee for over 20 years. |
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| This coffee shop is located on the 2nd floor with an area of nearly 100 m2to display old books. Since the shop opened, it has become a familiar destination for book lovers. The owner has found “soulmates” to share his passion…Coming to a book cafe, readers will be immersed in a private space, far away from the hustle and bustle of daily life - Photo: NVCC. |
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| Book cafes are different from regular cafes because there is no loud music or laughter. The target audience of book cafes is quite diverse, but the most concentrated are students and retirees - Photo: NVCC. |
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| Each page of the book will open up a separate world full of imagination. |
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| Choosing a good book, immersing yourself in a quiet space and enjoying a cup of delicious coffee... is also a way for each person to reward themselves with relaxing moments to forget the daily hardships and worries.Photo: NVCC. |
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| A quiet space at the "Brick Kiln Shop" Book Cafe.The owner of the shop is a former student of the University of Industrial Fine Arts. He runs a coffee book business and is also an art teacher. |
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