If you're looking for a quiet spot to sit and chat, SUGARBAR sits on the 4th-floor rooftop of a small building. From here, you get sweeping views of the entire Hou Hai (Lake) and a distant glimpse of the Drum and Bell Towers. Its northern side borders Yandai Xiejie (Alley) and the Drum Tower. Climb the wooden staircase, and you'll arrive at this lovely café.
Place your orders on the third floor before heading up to the rooftop terrace, which is furnished with around two to thirty coffee...
If you're looking for a quiet spot to sit and chat, SUGARBAR sits on the 4th-floor rooftop of a small building. From here, you get sweeping views of the entire Hou Hai (Lake) and a distant glimpse of the Drum and Bell Towers. Its northern side borders Yandai Xiejie (Alley) and the Drum Tower. Climb the wooden staircase, and you'll arrive at this lovely café.
Place your orders on the third floor before heading up to the rooftop terrace, which is furnished with around two to thirty coffee tables. Framed by grey brick walls and wooden seats, the terrace overlooks rippling lake waters dotted with drifting boats. The Drum and Bell Towers stand nearby, alongside the CBD skyline in the distance, slowing down time instantly.
It is a perfect spot for coffee, cold drinks or light meals.
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