Fuding Cafe (Wudaoying Hutong) is a cafe in Gulou Nanluoguxiang, Beijing.
Editorially verified October 1, 2026 by Elliot Marsh, TableJourney editor. Source.
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Address: 26-2 Wudaoying Hutong, Dongcheng District, Beijing
Metal Hands, a coffee brand begun in 2016 on Wudaoying Hutong in Beijing, runs a concrete-and-wood shop with a skylight corner and a quieter second floor.
DrinkDirty
TipGo upstairs, where the second floor is quieter and has one large wooden table; the Dirty is espresso poured over cold milk.
Penghao Theatre Cafe sits inside Beijing's first independent small theatre, a Republic-era courtyard house, with wooden tables downstairs and a terrace.
TipCheck the programme before you go: plays run at weekends in the small theatre behind the curtain, beside the ground-floor tables where visitors sit.
Townhouse Coffee on Guozijian Street in Beijing is a Swedish-style cafe of wooden furniture that serves Nordic tea and Swedish desserts such as princess cake.
DrinkFlamed Caramel Cappuccino
TipTake Line 5 to Lama Temple and leave by exit E; the Swedish tea and the princess cake are the two orders the Lost Plate guide names.
Metal Hands, a coffee brand begun in 2016 on Wudaoying Hutong in Beijing, runs a concrete-and-wood shop with a skylight corner and a quieter second floor.
DrinkDirty
TipGo upstairs, where the second floor is quieter and has one large wooden table; the Dirty is espresso poured over cold milk.
Soloist Coffee Co. on Yangmeizhu Xiejie in Beijing fills a two-storey hutong coffeehouse with old lamps, globes and typewriters, plus a second-floor terrace.
DrinkCappuccino
TipSit at the ground-floor bar to watch the baristas, or take the second-floor terrace for sun and a view of the old houses; the ground floor is often crowded.
798 Coffee's Sanlitun shop in Beijing is its first outside the 798 Art District, with stripped grey walls, big windows and drinks named for factory codes.
Drink718 Americano
TipThe 718 Americano costs ¥22, the 706 Cafe Latte ¥33 and the 797 Coffee Mocha ¥38; the shop also sells mugs and limited artist collaboration pieces.
Penghao Theatre Cafe sits inside Beijing's first independent small theatre, a Republic-era courtyard house, with wooden tables downstairs and a terrace.
TipCheck the programme before you go: plays run at weekends in the small theatre behind the curtain, beside the ground-floor tables where visitors sit.
JM Cafe's Niujie branch in Beijing opened in November 2025, serves halal hot dogs and cinnamon rolls, and belongs to the Jay Chou-themed JM Cafe brand.
DrinkJM Combo coffee (one bean, three ways)
TipThe Beijinger names the cinnamon rolls and the hot dogs as the two food orders; the branch is on Fayuansi Houjie, behind Fayuan Temple, by the Niujie quarter.
Townhouse Coffee on Guozijian Street in Beijing is a Swedish-style cafe of wooden furniture that serves Nordic tea and Swedish desserts such as princess cake.
DrinkFlamed Caramel Cappuccino
TipTake Line 5 to Lama Temple and leave by exit E; the Swedish tea and the princess cake are the two orders the Lost Plate guide names.